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Yes, correct that TJ was sought after.
Apparently we actually traded him to Atlanta for LB Akeem Dent.. http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...or-akeem-dent/ Dent is 6'1" 240 lb MLB with 20 starts past two years. Was drafted in 3rd rd in 2011 by Atlanta. Looks like Atl signed Tim Dobbins to replace Dent. I think Texans did pretty good in this deal, much better than just releasing Yates for nothing. This seems like good quality depth for IlB position. Last edited by Nconroe; 06-18-2014 at 11:20 PM. |
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heh, yeah Yates was traded for a sixth, not released.
I'm going to allow myself to believe that the team purposefully let out that they intended to release Yates to spur a team into biting on a trade offer. And even better, they made the NFL Network look like a bitch. Oh, and screw you, Ravens.
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I like the trade. We took our #4 QB who probably was not going to see the field and dealt him for an ILB, a position sorely lacking in depth. Looking at Dent's numbers, he's nothing special but ILB stats can be deceiving. He has 1.5 sacks, 2 FFs and 3 PDs over a three-year career which tells me he *can* do those things and if he is wiling and able to contribute on special teams, this was a win-win.
ESPN says the Saints were after Yates too. Yates, btw, is from Georgia so I'm sure he is thrilled with the deal. |
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If Dent is healthy and even minimally competent then this trade is great.
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