They're worth more to us than they are to anyone else.

If you're looking to acquire someone like that you might be willing to give up a 5th rounder.

And in both cases, I'd rather have the player than the pick.

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Yeah - ain't anybody giving up a 3rd for a guy with 16 career catches for 115 yards or a LB who was cut and could've signed anywhere else in the off-season but came back on a minimum contract.

They're valuable depth here. Would I give up either of them for a 3rd? Well yeah, but we might as well be talking about getting a 2 for Lucas Niang at this point. It's just not a realistic conversation to have.

A long term extension eh?
I think I'll pass. I'm having Frank Clark flashbacks.

I don't want Chubb.

The price tag is going to be way too high for a guy that can't stay healthy.

I like Chubb alot, but the injury history probably scares me off that.

I would be interested in giving up a 3rd for a rental as it would basically be moving down the draft slot as we've got a comp 3 at the end IIRC anyway.

But still, sadly, I don't think I'd be interested in what it woudl take to get him.

Would you eat the moon if it were made out of cheese

Denver dealing Chubb would be massively funny. They give away all their picks for sorry as Russ and then suck and have to turn around and kill the team and don't Jeudy is off the trade table as well. He isn't.

Hey! don't jerk me around Ronald! It's a simple question, would you eat a dinosaur?

I know I would! And I'd wash it down with a tall cool Budweiser.

It's not inconceivable that an NFL team sees him and sees the ceiling of an above-average starting TE in the NFL. It's not his fault he has a Hall of Famer gobbling up snaps in front of him.

And I think that criticism of Harris is unfair -- he has shown he's a starting caliber off ball linebacker this season, after he came back.

I will agree they are both worth more to us than the pick, but that's why I wouldn't move on either of them unless the compensation was strong/overwhelming.

I think that's an easier argument to make for, say, Albert O.

And Albert O ain't getting more than a 5th.

I have to admit, it feels pretty damn good reading this post. The Broncos might just have the dumbest front office in the entire NFL. They might have to trade away a diamond to hold on to a lit paper bag full of shit who's sitting on their front porch the next four seasons... LOL

I think it's a real reach to say any other team would see Grey as an above average starter. He's our guy and I don't think any of us see that.

Don't forget about Justyn Ross....