You do if you think you have a legit shot at making a deep run in the playoffs.

They drafted Penny pretty early in the 2018 draft, I think. First round, I believe.

What if he agrees to an extension?

You do if you are certain you're going to win it all. But you better be pretty well convinced it's going to happen, though.

I’m guessing he would be extended...otherwise he will still be in butthurt mode like he has been with the Seahawks since they have failed to do so... just my guess, though.

Jury is still out on that but they just drafted a first round RB. You'd probably have to offer Hunt.
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I'd pay a late 2nd rounder in the 2019 draft to have a legitimate chance to win the Super Bowl.

I'd try and make it a 3rd, but yes - agreed.

Earl Thomas for the rest of the season and possibility of a longer term deal is worth the price of missing out on Breeland Speaks II in next year's draft.

I'd rather give up the 2nd

Then you aren't trading for a 1 year rental, are you?

Trying to drive the price up. DAL will give up a 1st eventually lol

i didn't see the report... but this rundown says...

"However, Mortensen says that it is a “super long shot” that Thomas lands in Dallas, although he says the Chiefs have emerged as a potential landing spot."


Dallas is the longshot here.

https://www.profootballrumors.com/20...-earl-thomas-2

I think if you trade for him.....you’ll have to give him a new contract because that’s why he wants out of Seattle.

I know this doesn't really compare - but look at the Royals championship season.

Mortgaging future assets for a chance to win now.

As long as the price isn't too steep, pull the damn trigger.

Sign him Carl!