Danno

Are yall crazy?

Its a good deal.

foreverfan

A proven top rated WR for the 32nd pick? Words can't describe how I feel.

nola_swammi

A compensatory 3rd is what we got,,,,dayum our front office got played,,,dayum, dayum, dayum!!! GROW SOME NUTS LOOMIS!

lee909

I understand the deal
I think it shows there wasn't a load of teams banging down the door for a 5'9/5'10 WR that isnt a true number 1 and will want north of 10ml a year very soon.

I do think they should at least habe got the pats R3/32 pick instead of the comp.

Especially as you can see them trading Jimmy G to get back in the draft

Lord_Saint83

I rather a body with it too who knows if the 32nd pick pans out. Ask the saints how Anthony is panning out for em'

rezburna

He was picked higher than 32 when we drafted him. Weak trade.

lee909

Should be remembered that the 32 pick holds a bit of sway if a team is looking to jump to grab a QB.

The 5th year option amd the chance to jump the 49ers,Browns etc at the top of the 2nd could net another 2/3rd rounder or even future 1st and others

lee909

This is from a Titans page

So there it is. It took a first round pick and swapping some fourth round picks to get the deal done. This tells me without a doubt that Jon Robinson never offered the 18th overall selection straight up. The 18th pick may have been involved, but he likely wanted back the Saints 2nd round pick in addition to Cooks.

Danno

Yall act like Cooks was freaking Randy Moss.

We got a 1st and an early 3rd for a WR who was not only a luxury, but a malcontent.

This was not a bad deal at all.

frydaddy

Had we not given them our 4th it would've been an ok trade. As it stands, I don't like it. Wonder what was so bad about the titans offer that we settled for this bs...