Browns trying to trade Joe Haden

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Josh Liskiewitz @PFF_Josh

The past 2 seasons he has given up 72 catches on 110 throws into his coverage, 1059 yards and 10 touchdowns while notching just 3 INTs
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Guy's legs are done, especially in a man coverage scheme like ours.
 

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If he's healthy (missed 14 games the last 2 years), he would be very good opposite PP. I don't think we'd be willing to spend the money that other teams are to bring him in. I'm guessing he'll get a contract in the 7.5 mil/yr range, but who knows.

I wouldn't be surprised to see him go to the Patriots or Cowboys.
 

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Due for $10mm/$11mm/$11mm on next 3 years of contract. Wouldn't take restructuring. Browns offerred $6mm , Drew Rosenhaus snuck around and claims he can get $8mm from 3 other teams. Good luck Joe. Another Browns weak draft choice and bad contract.
 

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Due for $10mm/$11mm/$11mm on next 3 years of contract. Wouldn't take restructuring. Browns offerred $6mm , Drew Rosenhaus snuck around and claims he can get $8mm from 3 other teams. Good luck Joe. Another Browns weak draft choice and bad contract.
Haden wasn't a bad draft choice... he was playing great for years and then hit a slump recently. Injuries and playing for the Browns can do that to ya :)
 

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If the Cardinals are not calling about Haden then for the first time this season, I question their determination at taking another crack at getting a Superbowl.

Cannot think of a better 1 year deal guy to talk to.
 

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If the Cardinals are not calling about Haden then for the first time this season, I question their determination at taking another crack at getting a Superbowl.

Cannot think of a better 1 year deal guy to talk to.
He would fit better as a zone guy nowdays. We don't run that much.
 
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If the Cardinals are not calling about Haden then for the first time this season, I question their determination at taking another crack at getting a Superbowl.

Cannot think of a better 1 year deal guy to talk to.
hes not going to take a one year deal if other teams offer 3 year deals.
 

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He would fit better as a zone guy nowdays. We don't run that much.

I get your point, but we did just bring in a 34 year old CB as depth.

Is Justin Bethel a better option than an aged Joe Haden ? I don't know, but I would hope the Cardinals at least have done their homework on the situation.

Haden would not be ask to be the #1 guy here, which I think is an advantage to Haden. 80% of what Joe Haden was in his prime to play the #2 role here ? I think it would work as well as it did when the Cardinals brought in Antonio Cromartie, who was said to be over the hill at that time as well.

It is well worth a look, IMO.
 
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I get your point, but we did just bring in a 34 year old CB as depth.

Is Justin Bethel a better option than an aged Joe Haden ? I don't know, but I would hope the Cardinals at least have done their homework on the situation.

Haden would not be ask to be the #1 guy here, which I think is an advantage to Haden. 80% of what Joe Haden was in his prime to play the #2 role here ? I think it would work as well as it did when the Cardinals brought in Antonio Cromartie, who was said to be over the hill at that time as well.

It is well worth a look, IMO.
Crom had little to no suitors and played on a minimum type deal. Thats not happening with Hayden. There is serious buzz around him.
 

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Crom had little to no suitors and played on a minimum type deal. Thats not happening with Hayden. There is serious buzz around him.


And if some team wants to pay him 10+ million a season, he is ALL THEIRS. He is no longer a #1 CB, and if a team signs him as such, maybe that will help a few Cardinals fans realize what we have in Patrick Peterson.
 
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And if some team wants to pay him 10+ million a season, he is ALL THEIRS. He is no longer a #1 CB, and if a team signs him as such, maybe that will help a few Cardinals fans realize what we have in Patrick Peterson.

I'll be surprised if he gets 10 mil. I just think he will be too expensive period and I would say no one should have their hopes up for it.
 
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— Lot of questions about whether the Cardinals would chase soon-to-be free-agent CB Joe Haden. I don’t expect it to happen, and there is a simple reason why. Haden isn’t close to the same player he was just a couple years ago, when he deserved to be in the same discussion with the Patrick Petersons of the world. He struggled last season and has struggled a lot this preseason. I’ll be interested to see what he can get on the open market, since the Browns do have a $4 million offset, and we’ll see if he signs for more than one year. But his body has been breaking down over the last couple of seasons. As with every player, I fully expect the Cardinals to at least evaluate the possibility. The likelihood of the Cards chasing him, when there are probably going to be many suitors, I would think would be low. Mostly because he isn’t the player he once was.

http://blog.azcardinals.com/2017/08/30/wednesday-before-the-broncos-haden-and-punters/
 
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