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Prediction and the Anatomy of a Trae Waynes Deal

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I'm here to tell you that I am getting "Strong Nuggets" of information that a Trae Waynes deal could happen.

No, I don't have concrete evidence but 2+2=4 in this instance and I'm starting to put it all together.

The anatomy of this deal will start with the San Francisco 49ers I believe.

Let me set the record straight.. I am in NO way endorsing this move unless it's a "No brainer" deal.


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Sounds like an early 2nd round pick for Waynes or possibly a late 2nd and another pick.
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I'd want a #1. Otherwise I'd just keep him for this year where we have a quite talented roster, let him walk, and pick up a compensatory pick.

Orrrr, sign him after the season and cut Rhodes.
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How can the Vikings trade Waynes now? Hill is predictably suspended and Hughes is basically a rookie coming off an ACL tear.
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B-Town wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 8:20 am How can the Vikings trade Waynes now? Hill is predictably suspended and Hughes is basically a rookie coming off an ACL tear.
They'll draft one early. Zim can't control himself. I expect a CB taken in round 2 if Waynes is dealt.

Rhodes
Mac
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Hughes

To start the season until Hill gets back.

Also, no chance in hell they get a first round pick for Waynes. None.
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Not gonna trade Waynes.
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I've said it more than once, if Waynes is traded what they will do is basically trade Waynes for a rookie CB they want. It would be all about cap relief. Waynes has stepped up the last two seasons, all around tackling and coverage has improved quite a bit.

Holten Hill through a wrench in things but he's not gone for the entire season, he's gone for four games.
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B-Town wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 8:20 am How can the Vikings trade Waynes now? Hill is predictably suspended and Hughes is basically a rookie coming off an ACL tear.
They can't afford to sign Waynes when he becomes a free agent next year. Get a 2nd round pick now and continue to develop your younger corners (Hill, Hughes, MacKensie).
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The Replacements wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 9:17 am
B-Town wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 8:20 am How can the Vikings trade Waynes now? Hill is predictably suspended and Hughes is basically a rookie coming off an ACL tear.
They can't afford to sign Waynes when he becomes a free agent next year. Get a 2nd round pick now and continue to develop your younger corners (Hill, Hughes, MacKensie).
I understand that they can't resign him next year, but the Vikings are all in for 2019, based on the rest of their moves. Spielman and Zimmer need a really good season to keep their jobs. Trading Waynes, and creating a big hole in the secondary, doesn't jive with everything else they're doing.

I'm not saying that your logic is flawed. I'm just saying that the team seems preoccupied with 2019 and not building for the future right now.
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If they can get a second for him, I would do it immediately and take a CB in the first round to replace him. Then two OL guys in the second. Done.
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B-Town wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 9:46 am
The Replacements wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 9:17 am
B-Town wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 8:20 am How can the Vikings trade Waynes now? Hill is predictably suspended and Hughes is basically a rookie coming off an ACL tear.
They can't afford to sign Waynes when he becomes a free agent next year. Get a 2nd round pick now and continue to develop your younger corners (Hill, Hughes, MacKensie).
I understand that they can't resign him next year, but the Vikings are all in for 2019, based on the rest of their moves. Spielman and Zimmer need a really good season to keep their jobs. Trading Waynes, and creating a big hole in the secondary, doesn't jive with everything else they're doing.

I'm not saying that your logic is flawed. I'm just saying that the team seems preoccupied with 2019 and not building for the future right now.
Waynes is good, but not a difference maker. They really like Hughes and Mac has become a solid DB. If they trade Waynes, I do expect them to draft another corner.
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My god if they got any second rounder for Waynes, you’d have to accept that regardless of Hill’s suspension.
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HeHateMe wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 9:48 am If they can get a second for him, I would do it immediately and take a CB in the first round to replace him. Then two OL guys in the second. Done.
Yeah, lets trade a guy we know can play and is reasonably priced, so we can then use our top pick on a corner who we hope can play as good as Waynes. Makes sense. :lol:
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The Replacements wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 10:04 am
B-Town wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 9:46 am
The Replacements wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 9:17 am

They can't afford to sign Waynes when he becomes a free agent next year. Get a 2nd round pick now and continue to develop your younger corners (Hill, Hughes, MacKensie).
I understand that they can't resign him next year, but the Vikings are all in for 2019, based on the rest of their moves. Spielman and Zimmer need a really good season to keep their jobs. Trading Waynes, and creating a big hole in the secondary, doesn't jive with everything else they're doing.

I'm not saying that your logic is flawed. I'm just saying that the team seems preoccupied with 2019 and not building for the future right now.
Waynes is good, but not a difference maker. They really like Hughes and Mac has become a solid DB. If they trade Waynes, I do expect them to draft another corner.
And it will be the right move. They are proven to be good at identifying and developing corners. Christ, we got a good one as UDFA. Take one in 3-5 round and bring in another couple guys again and hopefully in 2 years one is a good corner.

Its more risky now with Hill's deal, but I still do it. Especially if its a high second. If it assures us of A: Somehow we can get Hockenson and then a quality starting G or B. Two quality starting lineman and a 3rd good player (TE/WR/DT) then its almost a no brainer.
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They can keep him and get 3rd comp pick, so a trade would have to be a decent 2nd.

I think it depends on who is available when a teams decides they want to trade
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The Replacements wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 10:04 am
B-Town wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 9:46 am
The Replacements wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 9:17 am

They can't afford to sign Waynes when he becomes a free agent next year. Get a 2nd round pick now and continue to develop your younger corners (Hill, Hughes, MacKensie).
I understand that they can't resign him next year, but the Vikings are all in for 2019, based on the rest of their moves. Spielman and Zimmer need a really good season to keep their jobs. Trading Waynes, and creating a big hole in the secondary, doesn't jive with everything else they're doing.

I'm not saying that your logic is flawed. I'm just saying that the team seems preoccupied with 2019 and not building for the future right now.
Waynes is good, but not a difference maker. They really like Hughes and Mac has become a solid DB. If they trade Waynes, I do expect them to draft another corner.
Again, not arguing your rationale. Just arguing that the Vikings seem set on their gameplan and are unlikely to trade Waynes.
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Tmoney wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 11:07 am They can keep him and get 3rd comp pick, so a trade would have to be a decent 2nd.

I think it depends on who is available when a teams decides they want to trade
3rd round comp pick in 2021 if they don't sign any decent free agent of course.
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hategreenticemase wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 10:52 am
HeHateMe wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 9:48 am If they can get a second for him, I would do it immediately and take a CB in the first round to replace him. Then two OL guys in the second. Done.
Yeah, lets trade a guy we know can play and is reasonably priced, so we can then use our top pick on a corner who we hope can play as good as Waynes. Makes sense. :lol:
It's probably not going to happen but getting a cheaper younger CB? Are you saying Greedy Williams won't be good?
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Ash Ketchum wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 10:28 am My god if they got any second rounder for Waynes, you’d have to accept that regardless of Hill’s suspension.
I heard on a podcast a rumor that they already turned down a late 2nd. I do think Waynes gets traded.
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HeHateMe wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 11:15 am
hategreenticemase wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 10:52 am
HeHateMe wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 9:48 am If they can get a second for him, I would do it immediately and take a CB in the first round to replace him. Then two OL guys in the second. Done.
Yeah, lets trade a guy we know can play and is reasonably priced, so we can then use our top pick on a corner who we hope can play as good as Waynes. Makes sense. :lol:
It's probably not going to happen but getting a cheaper younger CB? Are you saying Greedy Williams won't be good?
Lots of steam recently that lots of teams don’t have a first round grade on Greedy.

I know that’s not your point, and I agree with your general take, but just thought I’d add that.
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Ash Ketchum wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 11:45 am
HeHateMe wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 11:15 am
hategreenticemase wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 10:52 am

Yeah, lets trade a guy we know can play and is reasonably priced, so we can then use our top pick on a corner who we hope can play as good as Waynes. Makes sense. :lol:
It's probably not going to happen but getting a cheaper younger CB? Are you saying Greedy Williams won't be good?
Lots of steam recently that lots of teams don’t have a first round grade on Greedy.

I know that’s not your point, and I agree with your general take, but just thought I’d add that.
Right, I just picked a CB name I knew off the top of my head.
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The Vikes have too many high priced players and no cash to sign draft picks.....a Viking player has to get traded tomorrow, right?!
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HeHateMe wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 11:15 am
hategreenticemase wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 10:52 am
HeHateMe wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 9:48 am If they can get a second for him, I would do it immediately and take a CB in the first round to replace him. Then two OL guys in the second. Done.
Yeah, lets trade a guy we know can play and is reasonably priced, so we can then use our top pick on a corner who we hope can play as good as Waynes. Makes sense. :lol:
It's probably not going to happen but getting a cheaper younger CB? Are you saying Greedy Williams won't be good?
And that is what the other team is thinking. Why trade for Waynes and have to pay him when they can just draft a cornerback with the draft pick they are trading away to acquire one year of his services?
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HeHateMe wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 11:15 am
hategreenticemase wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 10:52 am
HeHateMe wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 9:48 am If they can get a second for him, I would do it immediately and take a CB in the first round to replace him. Then two OL guys in the second. Done.
Yeah, lets trade a guy we know can play and is reasonably priced, so we can then use our top pick on a corner who we hope can play as good as Waynes. Makes sense. :lol:
It's probably not going to happen but getting a cheaper younger CB? Are you saying Greedy Williams won't be good?
I'm not saying Greedy Williams will be good and I'm not saying he won't be good, however, I AM saying Wayne's we know IS good. If you trade him (and I would) it's because you have a surplus at a position you excel at developing. It's not to turn around and usenyour your top fucking pick on another Corner who may or may not end up being good especially when you have gaping fucking holes on the OL. This really needs explanation??? :lol:
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mlhouse wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 1:10 pm
HeHateMe wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 11:15 am
hategreenticemase wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 10:52 am

Yeah, lets trade a guy we know can play and is reasonably priced, so we can then use our top pick on a corner who we hope can play as good as Waynes. Makes sense. :lol:
It's probably not going to happen but getting a cheaper younger CB? Are you saying Greedy Williams won't be good?
And that is what the other team is thinking. Why trade for Waynes and have to pay him when they can just draft a cornerback with the draft pick they are trading away to acquire one year of his services?
If you determine that guy in the second round is better than Waynes, so be it.
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hategreenticemase wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 1:46 pm
HeHateMe wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 11:15 am
hategreenticemase wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 10:52 am

Yeah, lets trade a guy we know can play and is reasonably priced, so we can then use our top pick on a corner who we hope can play as good as Waynes. Makes sense. :lol:
It's probably not going to happen but getting a cheaper younger CB? Are you saying Greedy Williams won't be good?
I'm not saying Greedy Williams will be good and I'm not saying he won't be good, however, I AM saying Wayne's we know IS good. If you trade him (and I would) it's because you have a surplus at a position you excel at developing. It's not to turn around and usenyour your top fucking pick on another Corner who may or may not end up being good especially when you have gaping fucking holes on the OL. This really needs explanation??? :lol:
You just picked up an extra second. You can use that on OL or draft OL first and use one of the two seconds to take a CB. :punch:
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