Are the Hawks waiting to trade for.. .. Clowney?

[Sibelius Hindemith]

How about Scarbrough, Pocic, Reynolds, and a 5th round pick?

[ThePro]

How about Scarbrough, Pocic, Reynolds, and a 5th round pick?

You're probably not too far off...There's a reason why Houston doesn't want to make a deal with Schneider.

I told you ...weren't far off...

[Sibelius Hindemith]

The question is how long would Clowney have to hold out before Houston would accept such an offer.

[D-train]

The question is how long would Clowney have to hold out before Houston would accept such an offer.

Probably will take Penny to get it done.

[ThePro]

The question is how long would Clowney have to hold out before Houston would accept such an offer.

If you believe him. He's willing to pull a Le'veon Bell or a Duane Brown ( How ironic). The ball is in Houston's court. Clowney has made it clear where he wants to go. The Texans put themselves in this situation by making multiple bone headed mistakes. So they need to buck up. Get fleeced by Schneider and finish this dream scenario for the 12s.

[ThePro]

The question is how long would Clowney have to hold out before Houston would accept such an offer.

Probably will take Penny to get it done.

Zero chance that happens and it shouldn't that's ridiculous. 2nd round pick and maybe a later round.

[ThePro]

Niners fans are scared too...lol. If the mere rumor of a trade has rival fan sites worried I think Hawks need to pull the trigger.

https://www.ninersnation.com/2019/8/29 ... s-nfc-west

[Mpathetic]

send us this offer:

The Texans are so eager to get rid of Jadeveon Clowney that they apparently made a monstrous trade offer to the Dolphins this week.

According to the Miami Herald, the offer would have sent Clowney AND a first-round pick to the Dolphins, and in exchange, the Texans would have acquired offensive lineman Laremy Tunsil. Apparently, the only reason the deal didn't go down is because the Dolphins wanted more than that. According to the Herald, Miami also wanted another "high draft pick" thrown into the deal, and understandably, the Texans balked at the Dolphins' asking price.

The Texans have one of the worst offensive lines in the NFL, and the fact that they're willing to give up Clowney and a first-round pick for a starting left tackle shows just how desperate they are. During the 2018 season, Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson was sacked a league-high 62 times.

Although the Dolphins sound slightly crazy for turning the deal down, new coach Brian Flores might not have had much of a choice. According to a separate report from the Herald, multiple players in the team's locker room have said they "would revolt" if the Dolphins were to trade away Tunsil. With the possibility of a full on mutiny possibly hanging over his head, that could explain why Flores turned down the Texans' offer.


Of course, even if the Dolphins had accepted the trade, there's no guarantee it would have happened, and that's because Clowney has almost all the leverage in this situation. Since he was hit with the franchise tag back in March, that means the Texans can't legally trade him until he's actually signed the tag, which he still hasn't done. Basically, if Clowney doesn't want to be traded somewhere, he can just not sign his franchise tag.

Making things even more complicated is the fact that Clowney doesn't have an agent and the Texans don't have a general manager. Clowney actually fired his agent at some point in the past week, which means he's the only one who's going to have any input on where he lands, and right now, it seems like he doesn't want to land in Miami.

Besides the Dolphins, the Texans have also reportedly had trade talks with the Seahawks, Eagles, Redskins and Jets. Wherever Clowney ends up, he's going to make a lot of money. Under terms of the franchise tag, Clowney will be guaranteed a total of $15.97 million for 2019 once he signs his franchise tende

[Michael K.]

Something tells me we don't have a LT to offer them since the one we have forced his way out of Houston not that long ago.

[D-train]

Something tells me we don't have a LT to offer them since the one we have forced his way out of Houston not that long ago.

Fants been know to play some LT in his spare time away from playing TE and Power forward.