Martavis owners
Posted: Sun Mar 13, 2016 3:23 pm
What would it take for you to move him right now? I know most are a hold and see, but what would get you to move "today"?
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A more appropriate question might be, "What price would you be willing to buy Martoker Bryant?"quietloudness wrote:What would it take for you to move him right now? I know most are a hold and see, but what would get you to move "today"?
Probably somewhere in the second round pick range would get me thinking. Anything after the third round, it makes more sense for the team who has him to keep him. There has to actually be an incentive to trade him, even with the risk.tidewaterjc wrote:A more appropriate question might be, "What price would you be willing to buy Martoker Bryant?"quietloudness wrote:What would it take for you to move him right now? I know most are a hold and see, but what would get you to move "today"?
Logic tells me the sellers price will be far different from the buyers willingness to pay.
Not trying to get off topic, but Gordon screwed himself. Nobody made him do anything and he has only himself to blame.skip wrote:Thinking more like Justin Blackmon. Remember, Gordon got screwed twice... Those that don't understand why he got his suspensions have some research to do.
Already wasn't buying Bryant at his inflated price. Now I won't pay anything for him.
Fully aware of why he got suspended, and it's his own fault. Don't make excuses for him. As for Bryant. I saw this coming a mile away. I tried to tell a friend to sell him in a full on rebuild, ASAP about a month ago. Too late, now.skip wrote:Thinking more like Justin Blackmon. Remember, Gordon got screwed twice... Those that don't understand why he got his suspensions have some research to do.
Already wasn't buying Bryant at his inflated price. Now I won't pay anything for him.
I am not making excuses and this is a discussion I spent a ton of time on when it happened. The test itself was highly suspect and he had valid ground for appeal that if heard in court would have been thrown out and no suspension take place. As far as drinkig on a plane with his teammates issue. As dumb as people think that was, the rule itself is more stupid. Getting suspended for partaking of a legal substance that pretty near every player and fan consumes on a regular basis. The outcry shouldn't be about Gordon but rather to get rid of such a stupid rule.FantasyFreak wrote:Fully aware of why he got suspended, and it's his own fault. Don't make excuses for him. As for Bryant. I saw this coming a mile away. I tried to tell a friend to sell him in a full on rebuild, ASAP about a month ago. Too late, now.skip wrote:Thinking more like Justin Blackmon. Remember, Gordon got screwed twice... Those that don't understand why he got his suspensions have some research to do.
Already wasn't buying Bryant at his inflated price. Now I won't pay anything for him.
I agree that the rule is stupid, but he still has to follow it or pay the consequences.skip wrote:I am not making excuses and this is a discussion I spent a ton of time on when it happened. The test itself was highly suspect and he had valid ground for appeal that if heard in court would have been thrown out and no suspension take place. As far as drinkig on a plane with his teammates issue. As dumb as people think that was, the rule itself is more stupid. Getting suspended for partaking of a legal substance that pretty near every player and fan consumes on a regular basis. The outcry shouldn't be about Gordon but rather to get rid of such a stupid rule.FantasyFreak wrote:Fully aware of why he got suspended, and it's his own fault. Don't make excuses for him. As for Bryant. I saw this coming a mile away. I tried to tell a friend to sell him in a full on rebuild, ASAP about a month ago. Too late, now.skip wrote:Thinking more like Justin Blackmon. Remember, Gordon got screwed twice... Those that don't understand why he got his suspensions have some research to do.
Already wasn't buying Bryant at his inflated price. Now I won't pay anything for him.
And my point wasn't about Gordon, but rather that Bryant is traveling the Blackmon path of value and future.
To YOU he is worth more than a 3rd round pick. To me he is not. He's gone for an entire year. There's no crystal ball that says he won't do it again. I won't offer more than a third for him. And I know plenty that think the same--jcc6fd wrote:He's worth more on my bench than a 3rd round pick. However, I'm not really considering selling him. If he doesn't come back then I cut him, but if he gets his life together in rehab I still have an electric WR2 with tons of potential. It could be just a ploy to gain Bryant sympathy but if he really is using drugs to combat depression then I suppose there's hope.