Miami Dolphins Reportedly “Working” On A Trade For Tom Brady (1 Viewer)

[No2DC]

He was the vet QB that Flores reportedly did not want to meet with at the owner's pushing. Just saying but I don't see it happening.

 

[Complex Kid]

Send him back to the AFC

There is a 0% chance of this deal happening but I wouldn't be mad about having him out of the conference.

 

[St. Widge]

There is a 0% chance of this deal happening but I wouldn't be mad about having him out of the conference.

That's the big part that doesn't make sense. Why would he want to force a trade to a now loaded AFC? Unless he wants to play the Pats twice this year I can't see a reason he would want to go to the tougher Conference with a more difficult shot at getting to another Super Bowl.

 

[football]

I don't think this is true at all. But if this was true, Tampa should consider it. You only getting Tom for one year and after that is rebuild mode for them. Trading him to the Dolphins allow them to get multiple draft picks and set for the future. A few months ago, they were going into rebuild mode anyway without draft picks. Now they are get some freebies.

 

[Saint Jack]

I don't think this is true at all. But if this was true, Tampa should consider it. You only getting Tom for one year and after that is rebuild mode for them. Trading him to the Dolphins allow them to get multiple draft picks and set for the future. A few months ago, they were going into rebuild mode anyway without draft picks. Now they are get some freebies.

Are we sure it’s his last year?

 

[Eman5805]

This off-season is insane. But even I don’t believe this.

 

[Saint Kamara]

I’m calling BS, the Buccs signed almost everyone back to make another run

Exactly.

Have some common sense folks.

Don't fall for this.

 

[St. Widge]

I don't think this is true at all. But if this was true, Tampa should consider it. You only getting Tom for one year and after that is rebuild mode for them. Trading him to the Dolphins allow them to get multiple draft picks and set for the future. A few months ago, they were going into rebuild mode anyway without draft picks. Now they are get some freebies.

It wouldn't be a bad idea for the long term, but I'm a firm believer that if you think you have a good shot at getting to the Super Bowl, you go for it and let the future take care of itself. One Super Bowl win makes up for a lot of hard times as we all learned a few years ago.

 

[SaintRob]

Tom Brady reportedly 'working on' trade out of Tampa

Boston sports insider Dale E. Arnold said he “would not be surprised” if Brady played somewhere other than Tampa next season – hinting instead at a possible arrival with the Miami Dolphins.

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You know how you cement your standing as the GOAT? Win a Superbowl with 3 teams.

 

[football]

It wouldn't be a bad idea for the long term, but I'm a firm believer that if you think you have a good shot at getting to the Super Bowl, you go for it and let the future take care of itself. One Super Bowl win makes up for a lot of hard times as we all learned a few years ago.

Might be true, but building a good team will get give you a chance almost every year. It would help a lot to have a franchise quarterback. But luck play a lot into too. I would much rather have a good team every year than deal with a bad decade after a Super Bowl.

 

[St. Widge]

Might be true, but building a good team will get give you a chance almost every year. It would help a lot to have a franchise quarterback. But luck play a lot into too. I would much rather have a good team every year than deal with a bad decade after a Super Bowl.

Sure but if you think you are just that franchise QB away from a SB, and you have that franchise QB on the roster, you don't trade him away unless you have to. He likely would not get you a huge haul of picks given his age and the fact that they would likely only trade him if the only other option is that he would retire. So, the picks they could get wouldn't set them up as a SB contender anymore than they already are.

 

[Deuuuuce]

Sure but if you think you are just that franchise QB away from a SB, and you have that franchise QB on the roster, you don't trade him away unless you have to. He likely would not get you a huge haul of picks given his age and the fact that they would likely only trade him if the only other option is that he would retire. So, the picks they could get wouldn't set them up as a SB contender anymore than they already are.

Also there’s no guarantee that the draft picks will pan out.

 

[Scorpius the Allfather]

That's the big part that doesn't make sense. Why would he want to force a trade to a now loaded AFC? Unless he wants to play the Pats twice this year I can't see a reason he would want to go to the tougher Conference with a more difficult shot at getting to another Super Bowl.

Why not? He's won 7 of them, maybe he wants a challenge?

 

[Rickboy]

Obviously to most, this ain’t happenin’. However, can you imagine just how giddy we would be if it did? This would be a VASTLY more epic screw up than what Atlanta just pulled off. I think I’d be giggling in my sleep.

 

[Saint Jack]

Obviously to most, this ain’t happenin’. However, can you imagine just how giddy we would be if it did? This would be a VASTLY more epic screw up than what Atlanta just pulled off. I think I’d be giggling in my sleep.

I wouldn’t say Tampa screwed it up. They won a championship in the process.
Atlanta had a almost HOFer for 14 seasons and blew their one chance at a championship.