AJ Brown traded to Eagles

This wouldn't surprise me that a lot of it was incentive based. Due to the amount of snaps and series he has missed seemingly every game, im sure some incentives were tied to that and production as well. I still think we made the right move even if what AJ said is true

 

And you didn't go nuts on Twitter and demand a trade?

 

No I don't think so. I think we've shown plenty that we reward the players that are worth keeping. Who have we let go that we should of paid? Maybe just Jack Conklin?
We've paid a lot of our players and hard working/ team-first free agents.

and...

we're so far 2/3 on those. Jonnu and CD definitely haven't done anything to make us regret those decision. If anything, they've validated them. I'm willing to bet we'll bat 1.000% after we can look back at everything.

Remember how furious everyone was when we traded Dorial Green Beckham??

 

AJ said he would of stayed for $22M/yr.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...offered-me-22m-but-they-didnt-even-offer-20m/

 

Yeah also said we wouldn't even offer 20 which would have put him just under DJ Moore. Sounds like we were low balling to be fair

 

Remember when the WFT backed up the Brinks truck for Albert Haynesworth? IIRC, they called Fat Albert the "100 Million Dollar Man" at the time, and how did that work out for Washington?

It sucks that Brown is gone, but the Titans couldn't afford to pay him what Philadelphia offered. I don't blame AJ for taking the offer, good for him. By the same token, I don't blame JRob for the trade, it was the right decision.

It's time to move on.

 

How much cap did we just free up with moving AJ?

 

didnt even get a 1 for B11... just moved up 8 spots & added a third... did not even get a WR tossed in therefore forcing Titans into drafting WR

one of the lamest moves in Titans history

 

We got pick 18 for Brown
Traded out of 26