I’ve gone back n fourth on this all week, and I still don’t know.

My thought on veterans on the tail end of there careers has always been let a contending team pick them up and take the gamble, it’s hard to build a roster by loading up on aging players with so few cores on your roster.

That been said as far as I’m aware although obj has 2 years after this year left on his deal, I’m sure I read with going to waivers his last 2 years are void so the team are only on the hook for 8 mil this year then he walks away as a free agent.

A couple of weeks ago urban did a press conference saying Trevor was held back doing certain things as there focus this year was developing him, again I could be wrong but I remember a quote along the lines of “if we’d of let Trevor run early on we could of won a game or two” so if everything really is about developing Trevor do you get all the help you can so he can continue his growth this year.

Now on to obj You get a receiver who as I keep reading is name bigger than game, but he’s still arguably more talented than any receiver in our locker room. Again I get the arguments of he’s a locker room cancer, which if he is, he’s only here for 2 months how much damage can he really do. You might get a motivated obj knowing he has 2 months to put some good tape out there to get his big move in free agency.

It might be a good deal for both sides. But we will see, I’m still unsure so a pretty pointless post really

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