The Worst Trades in NFL History
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“Broncos Country you tried” 😂😂😂
I almost did a spit take after hearing that. 😂
As a Broncos fan I agree
I was dying as a dolphins fan
6:31
It's a good thing they got that Walmart money.
The Saints Williams trade also includes what might be the Worst Trade That Never Happened since it is said they offered all of the picks to the Bengals first who turned them down so they could draft Akili Smith
As a Bengals fan, Akili Smith was the worst pick ever. He was basically Trey Lance
Tray Lance is probably worst if you think about it atleast Arkili has the excuse that he got hurt
@@lukefreund08 That might not even be their worst, David Klingler was just as bad, and Kijana Carter had even worse injury problems. Peter Warrick feel way short of expectations as well, and so did John Ross. He could almost do a whole video on Bengals first rounders just covering the 80's, 90's, & 2010's.
Yep. Would have been even worse if that had happened. Washington at least took a HOF corner with those picks. Cincy in the 90's would have picked nothing but crap. That was Mike Brown's drafting skills.
McNabb was the best QB in that draft
Lets not forget that after the 2 years with the Vikings, Walker went back to the the Cowboys and performed like he did before he got traded in the first place
That was the worst part. He clearly tanked on purpose.
The only thing I associate his second stint in Dallas with is getting run down by Adam Vinatieri
So he basically pulled an Al Horford. That's great 😑
Why lie when he went back to Dallas he had 103 yards and 1 touchdown in two season
Yeah, when he went back, they had Emmitt Smith, so Herschel was just a third down back & kick returner. He played good when they used him, but there was no need for him to be a full time starter anymore.
Part of the reason the trubisky trade was so bad is because San Francisco WASNT drafting a QB. The bears sold the farm (or at least all the equipment) just so another hypothetical team didnt trade up in front of them instead.
Yeah but that happens all the time. Teams don’t typically make that kind of deal unless they have intel that another team was definitely going to trade up for that pick if they didn’t do it themselves.
@@benchwarmerbranI agree, somebody knew something.... somewhere..... probably.....! Hopefully 😂
If I was a GM I would call teams and bluff about moving up or picking the player they want, just to get them to do something stupid...then laugh like hell.. especially to teams in our division I would mess with them constantly... Is that wrong?
@@johnjackson8709Well somewhere somebody somehow didn’t realize that Mitch was a terrible quarterback.
I know right! Happens all the time with QBs. Seems like its always hit or miss
The Tunsil trade completely changed the trajectory of the Dolphins. One of the Texans 1st rounders turned into the pick that the 49ers traded 3 first for. That trade gave the Dolphins Waddle, Hill and Chubb.
yes but tunsil has been what we wanted, so obviously the trade didnt go in our favor but hes been a 4 time pro bowler for us so hindsight is the only reason this stings
Thank you for starting this list with Steve Largent. When you go back on film, it boggles my mind how smooth he played (no gloves by the way) and how easy he could at times make it look getting past the defender. The guy was a QB's best friend and for a young franchise like Seattle, that's probably the best compliment you could give him. Also the fact he would walk into the stadium alongside regular fans endeared him heavily to the Seattle area.
When you think of how Houston couldn't get past that Steeler wall in the AFC and the fact they let a Hall of Famer go for that cheap...
I think the Bears-Panthers trade this year should be up there. - Caleb Williams or Marvin Harrison Jr., 2022 9th overall pick (The favorite for DROTY was taken here), DJ Moore and 2 2nds for Bryce Young, who has been awful and likely doesn't have the size for the position.
Buddy it’s year 1. It was in no way a good trade as of now, but this shit just happened.
Too early to say
There's no reason to talk about it much yet when year 1 isn't complete. Bryce has looked more competent without Reich (even if he faced a Joe Barry defense) and he's got zero supporting cast. Despite that, he's still put up 2 game winning drives (and Carolina had 2 from 2018-2022 iirc). He needs reinforcements badly and I'm hoping Carolina obliges.
I definitely think this one is pretty bad, I think the fact it doesn't have as much long term effect makes it not as bad as others for sure, but yeah they really messed that one up.
The bears didn’t get carter but I agree on this one
What’s crazy about the Hopkins trade is the cards were desperate to shed Johnson’s’ salary. They had no takers since he was over the hill but then boom a star receiver for basically nothing.
The “broncos country you tried” had me lacking😂
Remember when Bill O'Brien traded DHop to Arizona for David Johnson and recalling the trade with the 49ers for Trey Lance 😂
One deal from back in the day that should be on this list, or at least close to it, was the 1970 Paul Warfield trade. Not only did this trade help the Dolphins win 2 super bowl titles, including a perfect season, but the reason the Browns made this trade in the first place was so that they could acquire QB Mike Phipps. As a general rule, i feel like whatever you think its worth giving up to acquire a potential franchise QB, trading away your no 1 receiver is a really really bad idea, since it makes said rookie's job a lot harder than it otherwise needs to be
What makes the Trubisky trade so bad is they just moved up the one spot and the Niners weren't going to ever take a QB anyway
The Russ trade probably wouldn’t even be top 5 if it wasn’t for the stupid extension. But considering the extension was more than likely part of Russ signing in denver, it’s justifiably lumped together.
Fun fact Steve largent wasn’t just the all time leader in receiving yards when he retired he was the all time leader in reception and receiving touchdowns as well
Keep pumping out the great content Bran!
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So true for the Seahawks
"Seahawks County Let's Fly"
No wonder I always wonder, “Why do I never see the Browns on draft day?” This explains it
I can think of a Bears QB trade that was worse than Trubisky: in 1997 they gave up a first round pick to get Rick Mirer from Seattle. He didn't even last until mid-season, and was released in 1998. The Seahawks got the 11th overall pick in 1997 out of the deal, and traded up to 3rd overall to draft CB Shawn Springs.
The bears are famous for trading their first round pick for magic beans. They add no talent through the draft and then they cannot figure out why they suck.
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right?
@@michaelgerhardt7130Bears are also famous for drafting poor at QB. So it's not surprising to me in hindsight that they traded for a QB Bill Walsh once remarked as maybe the next Joe Montana. Oof on that comparison. But the fact they gave up a first back then to me was like, tell whoever in Seattle made that trade to go to Vegas because that luck was unreal.
man that Trey trade was crazy as a niners fan… hope the guy gets an opportunity at some point
“Broncos country, we tried” hade me laughing 🤣🤣🤣🤣
How is the AJ Brown trade not on here? The Titans went to the AFC Championship then were the first seed in the AFC traded Brown and went 7 and 10 and have been shit since
And I still thank the titans for that.
Go birds
@@cmorris9494yessir go birds 🦅
@cmorris9494 well your very welcome and for Kevin byard as well. You owe me dinner 😄
I keep hearing they coach great... while they throw out their best but wt are they actually doing with their personnel? They rebuilding or making a retirement home for Henry? I don't get it. The past two seasons have been painful, seemingly self-inflicted.
@@melski9205It’s a rebuild that hinges on Will Levis
If Will Levis succeeds, then it could be a quick one
There's 2 other bits that make the Watson trade even worse. Baker is playing good ball down in Tampa (also played well in LA last year). And of course the Joe Flacco situation. They got the guy off his couch and he's playing significantly better than Watson despite the "rust" and being quite a bit older than Watson. Not to mention Flacco got the Browns a playoff berth and unlocked Njoku finally.
Honestly they might as well just bench Watson and have Flacco start next year.
@@DoctorCyanthey won’t bench him and shouldn’t bench him because they are paying him so much
Flacco is playing in the exact same system he played his whole career in Baltimore in as Gary kubiak was his offensive coordinator and stephankski comes from that coaching tree it’s meant to make tight ends thrive ( Dennis pitta) how the chief is in Cleveland now also half of those wins from the playoff birth came from Watson who is 5-1 as a starter and Flacco is 4-1 with a chance to match his total at seasons end… stop being prisoners of the moment and on your feelings about a man who was proven innocent of all accused of it’s disgusting.
@@nathanielwatt7369yea bench him he’s terrible. Good thing we have that defense
@@thedancinglobstersmh
The only trade I can think that belongs on this list that wasn't mentioned was the STL-WSH trade that landed WSH RG3, it didn't go well and then a few years later when the two teams played, the captains of STL to come out to the field for the opening coin toss were the six players picked from the picks WSH gave up. Jeff Fisher was a lot of things for STL, but this troll job was LEGENDARY.
RG3 was the OROY that year and had the highest rookie passer rating and TD/int ratio at that time. The problem was his stupid coach sent him back into the game when he was already injured, and he got seriously injured.
I’m not sure the Russel Wilson trade belongs, it’s really the deal they signed afterwards that is back breaking.
Love your long form videos, keep em coming!
The Hershel Walker trade is the worst because the Walker deal included MORE picks if the players traded to the Cowboys got cut. Which, they did. The trade made the NFL draft a cornerstone market to be taken seriously as opposed to the cavalier way it was treated before. The cowboys ended up with around 4-6 extra picks because the players traded to them didnt make ANY of the benchmarks that would have allowed the Vikings to keep their draft capital. Still beats out the Watson trade, because the Browns are competing much sooner than the Vikings did. Other than that, great list.
The difference between what Dallas did with all their draft picks in the Walker deal and what Washington did with their picks from the Williams deal is absolutely astonishing. Dallas ended up with multiple franchise players for years propelling them to multiple Super Bowls, whereas Washington got a decent LB for a few years and an above average RT for a decade which provided no success.
Look forward to Russ getting shipped to the NFC south and automatically being the best QB in that mess
Vikings are favorites to sign him due to their terrible QB issues
Baker is far better than Russ
@@LogicallyQBing.Nah. They'll resign Cousins.
@@shawnjohnson9763 i'd hope so, but his achilles injury is concerning
I can see the Saints picking up Russ. Carr is washed, so they are going to need a new QB. I don't see the Falcons picking up Russ because they are likely going to stick with Ridder for at least one more season. Panthers already have their hopeful franchise QB, and the Bucs are doing solid with Baker so far.
Trey Lance had trouble’s with SF because the QB coach at the time was leaking Trey’s struggles to the press, and Trey even admitted that he was getting help in Dallas that he wasn’t getting in SF
Dude Trey has looked bad at every snap. Like a late rounder. Nothing about the 'leaks' is why he sucked. The 9ers messed it up and got a bust
I thought that looked awful before a single snap was played. You don’t sell everything but the kitchen sink for a project quarterback from North Dakota State. Especially when you have Jimmy Garoppolo, who was a fit for the system when healthy. That’s a pick that could’ve been a first rounder had they not made the trade, and I could’ve accepted the potential of it without the benefit of hindsight. If this were any other organization the coaching staff and front office would be gutted
Everybody on the coaching staff gave Brock more looks and more guided help before we even knew how good he was. Brock also said that he wouldn’t have been ready for that Dolphins game if Trey hadn’t been helping him to the weeks leading up to Jimmy’s injury
@@nicholasselke5214exactly they could have used a later pick for a qb
@@nicholasselke5214 They tried with Jimmy G for several years, he was not enough to win a ring. They needed something better, and its gunna be the same case for the 49ers this year too. Unless you have a star QB, the chances of winning the only thing that matters in the end is slim, as history shows us.
I am still laughing at the fact that Denver is gonna cut Wilson so he wont play a single down of that massive extension... Thanks Denver :D
I’m not so sure they cut him, at least this offseason. Any general manager who chooses to incur a dead cap hit of $85 million should be ousted and blacklisted from professional sports or any financial management position. They might seek a trade partner but you just don’t incur that massive of a dead cap hit for a player who had a touchdown to interception ratio better than 3:1
If you’re out of the playoff race, or barely hanging on by a thread, it makes sense to take a look at the backup quarterback
Besides, if Russ is to be cut, I’d think he would be inactive for the final two games instead of QB2
This is a great list. As a Giants fan, I have to put the Craig Morton trade in there. They acquired him in the middle of the 1974 season in exchange for a package of picks that included a 1975 first-round pick, which ended up being the #2 overall pick because the Giants were so bad. The Cowboys used the 1975 #2 overall pick to draft Hall of Fame defensive tackle Randy White. Morton was terrible with the Giants, and then to add insult to injury, they traded him to Denver and he made it to a Super Bowl there. The 1970's Giants were horrendous.
As a panthers fan who just started the vid I hope the Bryce young trade is never here.
For what it’s worth, I don’t think Bryce is a bad player, he just has no help
@@LighthawkTenchi I agree 100%
I agree plus Bryce just played really well and almost beat the packers
In 2009, the Bears traded a second round pick to Tampa for former #4 overall pick, DE Gaines Adams. The guy never had a sack for Chicago and sadly died the next year of an enlarged heart. That second round pick was passed around two more times and wound up with the Pats, who selected some guy named Rob Gronkowski.
Wilson, Watson, Walker, Williams (Ricky)? Edit: Amari Cooper looks like a pretty befuddling, lopsided trade.
walker trade should always be number one, If for no other reason than the media roasted jimmy johnson Is and jerry jones so bad for it, Sports media has never been as wrong as it was about that day
Love these long form vids bran!
7:00 what’s crazy is that emmit smith was selected by trading a Vikings 1st and 3rd to move to 17
You forgot to mention that that first round pick turned into one of the best rookie quarterbacks of all time CJ Stroud
that was the Texan's pick in the 2023 draft not the Browns
Oh
I only recently got into football but your videos have made it very easy to go back through time and stay updated thank you
0:15 Colts racing a 1st round pick for Trent Richardson was a pretty bad one. Maybe worthy of an honorable mention
3:55 I imagine this was similar to what happened in New England's front office during the talk about extending Devante Parker this offseason
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Brett Favre was an alcoholic in Atlanta so I believe if the Falcons kept him he would have been a career backup. Therefore I think it rightfully doesn’t belong in this list .
I would say the Colts giving a 1/3 for Carson Wentz was one of those “what the hell?!? trades” as well as Sam Bradford from the Eagles to Vikings for a 1/4 was extremely head scratching . Both of those were the Eagles sending an ineffective injured quarterback for 1st round picks.
Actually, Bradford played well in his first season in Minnesota. It was his injury in the second season that hurt. If he had stayed healthy that year, the Vikings would have been the first team to play a Superbowl in their home stadium.
@@shawnjohnson9763 Bradford was hot garbage from the start. He tricked many in his first year with what appears to be highly efficient play but in reality the man was nothing more than a check-down king, racking up high completion percentage and a good TD-INT ratio but he couldn't push his offense down the field. He was the epitome of the shortcoming of the NFL rating system, which gives a QB who goes 3 for 3 for 9 yards (and a 4th down punt) a higher passer rating than a QB who goes 1 for 3 for 33 yards (with a new set of downs 33 yards closer to the end zone).
Gotta love that Howie magic!(just pretend Reagor & Whiteside never happened)😁
@22steve5150 He did a lot of check downs that year because he had to learn the offense on the fly and had no offensive line. He started the second year on fire but got injured. He would have been way better than Keenum.
@@shawnjohnson9763 I don't know about his second year development prior to injury, but I watched him play on team after team once he became a journeyman and he played the same way he did his rookie year. Great for a backup and decent for a run first team, but he was way too much about small-ball and it kept leading to good stats in low scoring losses and that is what did in his career. Now it's not all his fault, if he just for some reason never got out of that mindset from his first year, the team GMs could have at least set up offenses to take advantage of his strengths and minimize the weaknesses, namely develop a tough running game and get small, nimble receiving targets who specialize in catching short and evading a tackle or two to extend the play on YAC yardage.
Thank you for reminding me why I should not be rooting for Cleveland in the playoffs. I should root for Joe Flacco.
As a giants fan with no other team to root for, I would go full all in on the Flacco, but then I remember the predator gets a ring. Though on second thought, Flacco getting a ring puts a cherry on top of this downyear of a football season
He beat every case emphatically with court documents to prove it was a money grab yet yall still call him a predator seems really weird to hate on a guy that was never criminally convicted of anything or civilly proven to commit such acts he didn’t even be want to pay off the women because he was so innocent but to put his team first he did anyway and yall over here hating on him why again?
Joe Flacco is him
@@thedancinglobsterany proof of that or just pulling shit out your ass? Dude is a bum off and on the field.
@@thedancinglobstersettled out if court is not beating the cases but keep defending that rapist Desexual assaultson
If you haven’t already, do Worst Busts in NFL history.
Of all the trades...That Ricky Williams trade would be close to number 1 in every list...if washington didnt drop the ball on all their acquired draft picks
The chase Young trade for a single third round pick was brutal and definitely an honorable mention
Another Honorable Mention, Trading Montez Sweat for a 2nd Rounder. Sweat still leads the Commanders in Sacks, BTW
Only if he does anything with the rest of his career if he is, in fact, a bust washington would come out on top considering they were going to cut him regardless
@jasonedwards6501 that I agree with more I liked sweat but to be fair washington was never going to pay him 98 mil over 4 years ots the 5th most expensive contract for a rusher behind only the bosas, watt, and garret
@@jasonedwards6501how is that honorable mention? No one even knows who won that trade😂
@@bmoxley16it was a good trade for wash
As a lions fan I appreciated the Roy Williams trade to the cowboys, they got him on the decline and we got premium picks for him.
The Herschel Walker trade was by far the worst trade in any sport ever.
Washington Redskins used one of those picks to draft Chris Samuels who played in 6 pro bowl games. They also drafted Champ Bailey 9 overall with the Saints pick. We won the trade but Snyder and the Redskins front office were such a disgrace......
Good video and excellent choice of hoodie!
love the sweatshirt bran 🔥
the panthers trade for #1 gotta be an honorable mention
As a Vikings fan, the Hershel Walker trade should be on top. The picks that built the Dallas dynasty are just the tip of the iceberg. As my uncle would tell me every year during xmas we also traded a bunch of good players that we could not resign after Dallas cut them. This traded is the main reason Chris Carter does not have a ring.
As a Bears fan, i will always hate the Trubisky trade. Add to that the Chase Claypool trade too. A terrible wr living off 1 good season. That was Poles' first big miss off him at GM.
Thank you for mentioning the Claypool trade. That belongs on here over Mitch. At least Mitch has the following accolades: highest single season QB rating for a Bears QB, only Bears QB to throw for 300+ yds in a playoff game and most recent Bears QB to make a Pro Bowl(which broke a league worst 33yr streak of no Pro Bowl selections for a Bears QB).
The Jets trading up for Darnold is very bad as well, given what the Colts did with their haul..
Jamal adams has to be on the list. Seahawks traded two first round picks for an average linebacker
49ers only traded 2 1st round picks. they swapped the 3rd pick, moving up to 3rd.
Joe Flacco is the browns savior
He’s piggybacking off of Watson records…
I love that lions hoodie I have one just like it. I also have #20 Lions jersey signed by Barry but it has Sims on the back and another #20 signed by Billy but it has Sanders on the back
Awesome video dude… your jokes killed me!
Great vid! 3:20 thats Greg Cosell, totally.
Loving that Lions hoodie!
It's not a major blunder but the Cardinals giving up a first rounder for Hollywood Brown was pretty silly since the Ravens ended up trading back and getting their guy at Center while it was speculated The Cards would deal Hollywood at the trade deadline.
marshawn lynch to seattle was a robbery as a bills fan
Seattle fan here, where is the Jamal Adams trade on this? Both the picks we traded away turned into defensive and offensive rookies of the year, and Adams has played maybe 19 games
I agree that the bears picking trubisky was the word pick and bears history
Love the lions hoodie btw
Honorable mention should go to the colts for trading for Trent Richardson. Dude was absolute buns after his rookie season 😂😂
Ironically wearing a Lions hoodie in the vid who was apart of one of the best win-win trades of all time (Stafford/Goff)
I know everyone is probably thinking that the panthers Bryce young draft was not the worst ever but just the fact that we got rid of CMC, DJ and other draft picks for a QB that was good collage no doubt but is undersized and a huge part of his game was going to be taken away deserves to be a honorable mention.
We should wait. We're going to have to see what the Panthers make with Bryce Young, because it's clear that he's actually a pretty good quarterback who has literally nothing to work with.
@@DoctorCyanyeah, it's the latter part of your statement that makes it a bad trade. We are possibly crippling Bryce's career by removing all his weapons before he even gets off the ground.
It's silly to parcel together the CMC trade and Bryce trade when they have no relevance to each other.
@@DoctorCyan Yeah the OL's trash( we will have to see two seasons from now)
@@unc54 I meant we were setting up for a rebuild/new QB with CMC
Its worth keeping note of the Panthers-Chicago Trade. Especially if the Bears trade the pick again for more value it'd be insane to see what they give up.
Really good list, as a packer fan I would move up the Hadl trade to 4th. Great vid very interestong
And Hershel Walker ended up back with the Cowboys a few years later.
Cowboys winning 3 SB makes the Herschel Walker trade the worst
Your Watson analysis was spot on.
Him getting outplayed by flacco is crazy.
I would argue that if we only considered the trades themselves and not the subsequent crazy contract extensions with loads of guaranteed money that the teams signed their bust to, the Walker trade would probably still be number one, the Watson trade would only be mid-list, and the Russel Wilson trade would be at the bottom or not on the list.
The Panthers trading up for Bryce Young could definitely turn into one of the worst trades of all time if Bryce doesnt improve
Especially if the Bears take Caleb and he and DJ Moore go off in 24
Ayeeee my dawg with the Lions merch
Lovin the hoodie
What really cracks me up about the Wilson trade is Seattle got two high first round picks, and I stead of doing something smart, they opted to stick with Geno lol
Russell Wilson: “you ever done anything dangerous?”
Me: “yeah, trading for you”
if anyone wants to know what the Saints Pick turned out to be after the Ricky Williams trade they were
1999/1ST: Cade McNown (QB)
1999/2nd: Pro Bowl and Future Super Bowl Champion (CB) Dre Bly
1999/3rd: D’Wayne Bates (WR)
1999/4th: Nate Stimson (LB)
1999/5th: Khari Samuel (LB)
1999/6th: Desmond Clark (TE) A 1 time Pro Bowler (although was a injury alternate)
1999/7th: Billy Miller (TE)
2000/1st: Future Hall of Famer LaVar Arrington
2000/3rd: Lloyd Harrison (CB)
So they really missed on 3 Key pieces players that
Part of me is glad as a Seahawks fan that the broncos are struggling because it gives us high draft picks especially after we traded ours away for Jamal Adams a few seasons ago. But also, I like the broncos and it sucks seeing Russell struggle.
Love the lions hoodie
The Walker trade was more important for the history of the NFL while the Watson trade was worse. The Walker trade made the draft what it is today but it was only a historically bad trade because of the Super Bowls the cowboys won.
When I think of awful trades, I think of ones like the Williams deal that ended up not benefiting either team involved. I feel like there was another one with the Rams (maybe also involving Washington?) back whenever the rams had their suckfest in the mid 2010s…but this is a pretty solid list. Never would’ve thought of Hadl, honestly didn’t realize he was ever on the packers
I think you're talking about the RGIII trade
As a Vikings fan that can remember being so stoked for the Walker trade.
Thank you. We are not the worst trade in NFL history any more.
Eff Dallas tho. FR the Stars and Cowboys.
We have seen some Some really bad trades in recent years.
0:35 Let’s take into account realistically that if he got cut he could’ve went to any team have not even close to as good production he had.
I was expecting Carolina trading up to draft Bryce Young only to hand the bears the 1st overall pick the next season would have made the list but I guess it was too soon to truly evaluate because I guess in theory Young could still be good
Same but let’s at least give Young til the end of his rookie contract.
The saints trade is literally not allowed to happen anymore.
At the end of the day, the Trubisky trade was that bad. If you're paying the premium to jump 1 spot in the draft, you'd better get it right AND there needs to be people actually wanting to jump the line to get that guy. I just don't remember hearing anything at the time about there being a bidding war for Mitch. The Niners had just paid Jimmy G and would be insane to take a QB there, and again I may be misremembering but there wasn't talk of a bidding war to go to #2. So yea, giving up assets in a bidding war with yourself is just bad.
Great list. I agree with the whole thing.
I’d say the trade for Bryce should have been up there. The Panthers traded away DJ Moore, the pick that turned out to be Jalen Carter, and their pick next year, which will most likely be the number 1 pick. DJ Moore and Jalen Carter have been lighting it up, while Bryce Young has sucked and they also lost the rights to draft Caleb or Marvin Harrison Jr.
And a 2025 second round pick. I agree, the bears could be set for years to come if they play this right, sign fields and trade down again.
@@michaelgerhardt7130 They should trade fields for another high draft pick and draft Caleb
The Bears #1 pick to Carolina going to be the worst ever. #1 pick in '23 for #9 and #61 in '23. #1 in '24 and whatever they get for trading it this year. A second-round next year, and DJ Moore.
Bears scamming the Panthers last year should be here lol
I'd still say it's the Walker trade. Yes, Watson was singed to the crazy contract, but the Walker trade included 18 total players.
Another thing to mention with the Deshaun trade is the bullshit that happened with his no trade clause and his preferred teams. He refused to go to Cleveland and wouldn't waive his no trade clause for the deal. Then when they baited the hook with that insane contract suddenly.he wanted to go to Cleveland. As a franchise that already had Baker Mayfield, who may not be Tom Brady but he's certainly playoff caliber, and young talent with a future they sold out everything and future cap space for a player that publicly announced that he doesn't want to be there.
Baker is ASS if you don’t have a all Star ready team around him browns had 13 pro bowlers or all pro players around him in his 3 seasons there then he played ass in Carolina but played well on a team that just won the Super Bowl in the rams and the team that won the year before them in the bucs you baker apologist are the worse kinda fans
You don't know anything about the Browns if you think they should have stuck with Baker.
@@LunaticTheCat No, the Browns should've stuck with Baker Mayfield. In case you haven't noticed their Superbowl caliber roster is being thrown into the sun that is Uncle Touchy's contract with impending negotiations for Nick Chubb, Jedrick Wills and Owusu-Koramoah. The team is so fucking good that the ghost of Joe Flacco took them to the playoffs on the back of 8 picks through just five games. Baker Mayfield threw for over 4000 yards and 28 TDs to only 10 INTs in a really bad year for QBs across the board. He threw less picks than Mahomes even though he played more games. BTW Baker also won a playoff game against the Eagles (who were collapsing, let's be honest), and had a one possession game against the uproaring Lions. Again, Baker isn't Brady, but he's been infinitely better than Watson on much cheaper contracts. The Browns should've stuck with Mayfield and supported the only guy to get them a playoff win since the team reformed. They should've had him rest instead of forcing him to play injured. And they shouldn't have broken records to pay a sex offender to ride their bench. The Browns should've stuck with Baker. Thank goodness for Baker's sake they got rid of him because it was very unhealthy for him, he's much better off, but the Browns aren't. And genuinely if you think the Browns are better off paying a guy $46 million a year, guaranteed, for six games and seven touchdowns then you don't know anything about the Browns, fuck I don't think you know anything about football. But I get it, if you want to live in denial and pretend the Watson trade was worth it then keep praying to whatever god you believe in that he'll magically be elite again next season, cause when he gets cut in 2027 with zero playoff wins and the Browns are set back a whole decade as a franchise, I told you so.
As a Seahawks fan I feel bad Russell but seeing the bronco fans rn is so much fun to watch especially since they talked so much shit
I think rn the Russell Wilson trade has to be above the Watson trade cause he’s most likely on his way out while the browns are definitely keeping him around so he has potential to turn it around but Wilson is more than likely done in Denver