Shogun
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Sources are reporting that the Ravens have been giving out "feelers" to figure out his worth. Would he be someone to look at?
The question I raise is this....Would you trade an early second day pick for him?Redsz said:He is getting older and slowing down. And if we trade for him, he would want to re do his contract for more money. Which is why the Ravens are looking to trade him.
Hell yes.Preach Faux Pas said:The question I raise is this....Would you trade an early second day pick for him?
Preach Faux Pas said:The question I raise is this....Would you trade an early second day pick for him?
Russ Smith said:Are you serious? One of the best LB's in recent NFL history for a 2nd day pick?
I'd take Ray in a second, i know he's had his share of bad moments off the field but on the field he's still very good, nobody in the NFL is more intense, and he'd be the perfect guy to mentor young players like Dansby, Wilson and Rolle just like he did with Ed Reed and Suggs in Baltimore. I don't believe for a minute they're going to trade him, but to be honest if he's healthy, I'd have to think about even offering the 10th pick for him. Not saying I'd definitely do it he's 30, but MLB is a position you can play at 34-35 years old.
joeshmo said:He will be 31 when the season starts in his 11 season. He does have a lot of wear and tear on him. He probably has 3 more years left IMO. But we could make that a certianty and maybe even extend it by a year or 2 if we did bring in a wide bodY to keep blockers off of him as much as possible.
I wouldnt be willing to give up a 1st rounder, But I would be willing to give up our 2nd rounder straight up.
Russ Smith said:i'd have to wait until draft day so I know who's on the board, but I don't see a guy in the draft at 10 who's going to make that much impact as Lewis could.
Now if White is there, or somehow Hawk slips, or Mario Williams, I probably agree 2nd rounder, but if the guys we want are off the board I'd probably think long and hard about that deal.
I just don't believe it, today alone there's a thread about McAllister and Demps leaving, and now Lewis, who do they plan on playing defense this year? I can't buy they're going to franchise Jamal Lewis and let those 3 guys go instead.
PACardsFan said:We would be ABSOLUTE idiots to trade the 10th pick in the draft for a 31 yr old linebacker who is definitely on the downside of his career. I have been to EVERY home Ravens game the last 3 yrs & I have followed this team closely. He can no longer stay healthy & teams are running right at him with success. The fans in Baltimore know this guy is almost done & would laugh their a$$e$ off if some stupid team would offer their 1st round pick for him. I would be upset if we offered our 3rd round pick, let alone our 1st. Ray Lewis was a GREAT, GREAT LB & HOF'er to boot, but his career is almost over.
RugbyMuffin said:I am with Russ. That is a insta-fix situation for our run game. You take Ray Lewis with out a doubt.
Russ Smith said:i'd have to wait until draft day so I know who's on the board, but I don't see a guy in the draft at 10 who's going to make that much impact as Lewis could.
Now if White is there, or somehow Hawk slips, or Mario Williams, I probably agree 2nd rounder, but if the guys we want are off the board I'd probably think long and hard about that deal.
I just don't believe it, today alone there's a thread about McAllister and Demps leaving, and now Lewis, who do they plan on playing defense this year? I can't buy they're going to franchise Jamal Lewis and let those 3 guys go instead.
spanky1 said:Picking up Lewis (at 31 and with his best years behind him) for the money it would take (in his mind) or what Baltimore might consider equitable, is exactly the recipe for heading into dead money in later years= the beginnings of cap hell.