the team is rebuilding and draft picks are priority number one right now, so i don’t see how giving up
a #1 would be a smart move right now to get a guy like that during this portion of the rebuilding arc… the answer would likely be differant in two years though.

and id do it

roy williams would be a #1 wr for us for 6 yrs.

then u can use that #1 pick on a top defensive player. or…if u get a top 2 pick get crabtree as well

crabtree…..roy williams….ted ginn…..dbess……

come get u some.

far fetched. but hey 2 2nds these days buys u allot

I don’t think we need to spend the money on Roy, as tantalizing as it maybe I think we are better off making some strategic moves in the draft and maybe get someone in the second round or hell even a UFA. We are still rebuilding and he may want to go somewhere he can win a championship asap. But if I had to give a pick I think a 2nd rounder and thats it. And I would make it a conditional deal.

Please nobody will trade for him, what I’ve noticed is draft picks are like gold, till draft day when most of the “real deal” talant is gone then teams trade draft picks like trading cards. Patiant Roy Williams most likely will be a Dolphin but it will be in the off season. BP will use the draft picks to places where we need the most help is WR, and CB if we get williams i see us drafting a #1 corner.

Look, if teams are willing to trade players, there’s usually a reason for it.

One, they’re getting a LOT more in return then the player is worth.
Two, The player isn’t actually that good so the team is willing to part with them.
Three, the player is a locker room Cancer who is doing more harm to the team then good.

And, quite frankly, I don’t like any of those 3 options. I’ve NEVER been a fan of trading for skill position players. When you really sit down and think about it, how many QBs, RBs, or WRs have been traded that go on to do really well? Most “great” players in the NFL are ones that were drafted by the team they’re on and have stayed there for their entire careers.

Remember, the team that is trading a player away always has a better idea of what that player is worth then the team who is receiving the player (the exception to this is players that were traded away by Mueller & Co.) So sure, make those blockbuster trades to bring in your lineman and defensive players, but when it comes to the QB, RB, or WR positions, you build them in the draft.

Remember, you build a team with the draft, you build your depth with trading.

the only thing is R Williams will be a free agent after this year so we might not have to give them anything