Pacman Given Permission to Seek Trade

Package him in a deal.

No one maybe willing to trade anything of value straight up for Pacman, but would a team out there be interested in trading their 2nd round pick for our 3rd+Pacman?

That, or some similar route, is what i hope we are able to pull off in a Pacman trade.

 

IMO it would be worthwhile for almost any team to offer a 6th or 7th round pick for Pac. Assuming they rework his deal for basically the league minimum with incentives (obviously the incentives would be huge) a team wouldn't be taking a huge risk. Most of the 6th or 7th round picks don't amount to much anyway and few even will make rosters with all the money teams have in CAP room. If I were a team like the Cowboys with a fanatical owner who knows he is within an eyelash of going to another SB what do they really have to lose? Say they offer the pick this year before the draft and Pac gets reinstated just before TC. At worst they have a PR/KR who could be the difference. Not much to lose and possibly alot to be gained.

Personally I'm ticked as heck at this punk who basically took a #6 pick from us and wasted it. Instead of all this love for Pac some have everyone should be mad as heck.

 

woooohoooo

 

I agree with Soxcat totally, what's the risk of giving up a 6th or 7th for a player with the talent of Pac? Make his deal stipulate any off-field actions saving the team. Basically every NFL team is getting a Go-To-Jail-Free pass because of the crap the Titans have been through, they can write any deal possible with all the protective clauses and wording and Pac can't refuse any of it.

 

Recipe for a bad business decision. Hope the FO doesn't feel like the majority of the fans.

IMO, we shouldn't trade him because without the off the field baggage, he is worth at least a third and probably a second. Nobody would ever offer that so there is no loss to us to hold him until plays and has the opportunity to increase his value. We can then decide to use that value for our own team or either trade him.

The opportunity (risk) to hold him until his value increases is worth much more IMO than a second day pick.

 

im sure we all woulda rather picked some1 else ....but its not like picks dont get wasted...heck the vikings drafted what many at the time thought was a sure fired stud in troy williams....who was just traded for a lousy 6th rounder...now ur right in the sense 6th rounders usually dont mean much...(cept for a finnagan once in a blue moon) but in all honesty if after all the crap we went through w/ pac that some other team gets him if he fianlly changes...thats b.s. for awhile people confused us w/ the video game...

an yeh what would be get a backups backup or a practice squad player....nah its just not worth it...i say if some1 is to resign him for a cheap incentives contract ...than we should get to do it...

 

The simplest way to make him grow up & tow the line is to offer him more money in a restructured deal.

Give him a way out of hi past but tie it to a watertight incentive deal. He keeps his nose clean each year & he triggers a bonus. One infraction & he loses his deal.

No upfront signing money beyond his original contract but a bucket load more down the road if he makes Pro Bowls & stays out of trouble.

 

agreed

let's just assume for a moment that this hiatus has instilled some form of right into that thick skull of his
now let's assume that he hasn't lost any football abilities

i don't let him go until he's apart of a larger deal including personnel
not sure I'm letting him go straight up for a pick