SmashMouth

I thought he was excellent in his first year?

What happened subsequently with his production is a bit befuddling. Still lots of questions on whether he still fits in. But if the Saints trade him, what is his value?

dizzle88

I thought we'd found our starting LB for the next decade in his first season.

I hope bringing Mike Nolan in propels him, Mike Nolan coached Ray Lewis and Patrick Willis after all.

Trade value, I'd say probably a 3rd or 4th rounder, if he sees the field as little as last year, we'd be lucky to get a 5th rounder for him.

voodooido

Trade value might be a conditional rd7. Everyone sees us signing LBs and knows his time is short. Keep the kid for depth and maybe he will return to form.

neugey

I don't think we can get anything for him anymore. We've played our hand in adding the other LB's and teams know they can likely have him for nothing if they wait it out.

lee909

Nothing
He has done less than LB that got little interest in FA

saintfan

Right now? Nadda. Heck we'd be lucky to get nadda.

st thomas

we just signed our 2nd mlb maei teo fron san diego gees whizz i guess that says the end of anthony ah?

ScottF

(-$1,941,534)
which is what it would cost us in dead trade money to move him.

and I don't think anyone would give up a 7th for him

Potential still there. He'll be the ultimate litmus test for the Nolan vs Vitt comparison

hagan714

For a 34 defense based team it should be very good.

MarchingOn

He got a lot of tackles his first year after running the RB down from behind after vacating the spot the RB just ran through. Atrocious instincts. New D coach simply recognized that.