The Official Tennessee Titans thread IV

[K-town Vol Fan]

Bottom line is this: They made him an offer, he said no and demanded a trade. Were lucky we got a 1st for him instead of nothing.

 

[Burhead]

Roger McCreary CB from Auburn.

Not really understanding that but okay.

 

[TrueOrange]

Billy WHITE SHOES

 

[mr.checkerboards]

Terrible

 

[TrueOrange]

Bottom line is this: They made him an offer, he said no and demanded a trade. Were lucky we got a 1st for him instead of nothing.

He didn't demand a trade.

 

[Rishvol]

Sure I'll take it

 

[Vol8188]

Feels a huge need. Great pick

 

[Burhead]

OL, TE, another WR, a QB were all more important than another CB here.

 

[mr.checkerboards]

OL, TE, another WR, a QB were all more important than another CB here.

QB is only a need in fans eyes. Espically this year when every QB is a major reach

 

[GBO18]

He didn't demand a trade.

What did AJ think would happen when the Titans were not going to pay him what he wanted?

 

[TrueOrange]

QB is only a need in fans eyes. Espically this year when every QB is a major reach

And especially when the team's pretty much locked down in the middle of the terribly unbalanced contract they gave to Tannehill.

 

[bamawriter]

McCreary spent his college career committing uncalled PI against every decent receiver he faced. He will not get that luxury in the league. This is a terrible pick.

 

[K-town Vol Fan]

He didn't demand a trade.

He did according to what was released today

A.J. Brown actually asked the Titans for over $25 million a year

 

[TrueOrange]

Why would they lie about the 20 mill figure? The titans made the right choice here

Everything always goes into saving face with the public mode, especially with organizations in situations like this when it comes to the release/removal of fan favorites. It gets kind of eye-rolling, honestly.

And from a business standpoint, an NFL organization would probably consider a contract with "incentives to get up to 20 mil per year" almost the same thing - or pretty close to - a $20 mil per year contract. That wouldn't be surprising from most league front offices.

 

[tvolsfan]

The fans don’t decide his fate. Amy does. And Amy loves him.

And she should.

He as been a fantastic GM.

So far.

 

[Vol8188]

Roger McCreary CB from Auburn.

Not really understanding that but okay.

Are you comfortable for Farley who has barely played? I thought it was a good move

 

[bamawriter]

Are you comfortable for Farley who has barely played? I thought it was a good move

Watch the last 2 Iron Bowls and see if you think it's still a good pick.

 

[BreatheUT]

Roger McCreary CB from Auburn.

Not really understanding that but okay.

Is this a reach this early?

 

[Vol8188]

Watch the last 2 Iron Bowls and see if you think it's still a good pick.

The one were Bama scored 10 points in 4 quarters? That’s why I like him

 

[bamawriter]

The one were Bama scored 10 points in 4 quarters? That’s why I like him

Watch and tell me he gets away with that crap in the NFL.

 

[95 Vol Alum]

Everything always goes into saving face with the public mode, especially with organizations in situations like this when it comes to the release/removal of fan favorites. It gets kind of eye-rolling, honestly.

And from a business standpoint, an NFL organization would probably consider a contract with "incentives to get up to 20 mil per year" almost the same thing - or pretty close to - a $20 mil per year contract. That wouldn't be surprising from most league front offices.

The reporting posted here didn’t say the team said he demanded a trade. Or did I miss something?

The claim for a trade demand doesn’t seem to be inconsistent with the public behavior of Brown here, either. Not sure why you assume fake news. In the end, doesn’t matter. He made it clear what he wanted. Honestly they did him right by trading him to a team that would pay that price.

 

[K-town Vol Fan]

QB is only a need in fans eyes. Espically this year when every QB is a major reach

We aren't going to get a top QB in the draft any time soon because we play in a trash division and win too many games to get a top 10 pick.

 

[Voltime123]

Watch and tell me he gets away with that crap in the NFL.

Get away with it or not he still did pretty good against nfl wr’s

 

[K-town Vol Fan]

The reporting posted here didn’t say the team said he demanded a trade. Or did I miss something?

The claim for a trade demand doesn’t seem to be inconsistent with the public behavior of Brown here, either. Not sure why you assume fake news. In the end, doesn’t matter. He made it clear what he wanted. Honestly they did him right by trading him to a team that would pay that price.

It says in PK's article he asked for a trade. Ask/demand doesn't matter how you phrase. Once you reach that stage, it's over.

 

[bamawriter]

Get away with it or not he still did pretty good against nfl wr’s

No, he didn't. That's the point.