"Toronto has acquired the rights to receiver Eric Rogers, defensive end Cordarro Law, and defensive back Robertson Daniel from Calgary in exchange for a fourth round pick in the 2021 Canadian draft, and a third round pick in the 2021 Global draft."
https://3downnation.com/2021/01/30/stampeders-argos-complete-trade-involving-star-receiver-eric-rogers-prior-to-2021-cfl-free-agency/
Got to re-sign all three.
Rumoured deal with the Stamps: WR Eric Rogers, DE Cordarro Law, DB Robertson Daniel in exchange for draft picks.
I guess that means they were having a hard time trying to re-sign Davaris Daniels
https://calgarysun.com/sports/football/cfl/calgary-stampeders/stamps-deal-receiver-rogers-defensive-end-law-to-argos
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Originally Posted by Will
Stamps giving away 2 proven very good players and another guy for next to nothing ? = big salary dump ahead of free agency ?
IF the Argos can sign Rogers & Law and they are good to go - big gets.
Argo receiving corps could include - Rogers & Daniels (both with big production for the Stumps) and M. Bryant & J. Gordon (both with big NFL production) + a bunch of good Canadian receivers to consider.
Cripes - AV you should come out of retirement and sign for cheap to play QB for the Argos (they won't be able to afford Nichols or MBT ) - just chuck it up to all that receiver talent and see what happens.
If they sign one of these players the trade is a steal for the Argonauts, the fact Murphy and Pinball included a much coveted 3rd round Global draft pick show me they are all in for 2021!Quote:
Originally Posted by OV Argo
Genuine question on something I'm confused about -- hasn't the "legal tampering" period started as of today? Unless I'm missing something, what advantage does trading for these players' rights the night before give the Argonauts?
In theory, the tampering period is for discussion and no contract offers can actually be made. The Argos can make a legitimate offer to these players now, but I see your point. Havong said that, I don't think there will be any offers to blow anyone away this year on just about anyone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Will
Don't forget the team that holds a player's rights has an exclusive 48-hour window at the end of the week....The league provides a team with a list of any/all offers that have been registered with the league in the period prior to that two-day window. That gives a team the chance to see any/all offers and act accordingly while other teams are banned from contacting a player in that period.
Huff may have fleeced the Argos with that Global Pick.Quote:
Originally Posted by Argo57
That what I’m worried about TBH.Quote:
Originally Posted by gilthethrill
Yes and Rogers and Law may not be the same players they used to be.Quote:
Originally Posted by gilthethrill
Thanks for this Hogie. That makes it a worthwhile move for sure. Love to see Rogers, Daniels and Brescacin all here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike Hogan
The Argos have made this one official.
Thanks for the explanation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike Hogan
So clearly the 3Down article was missing details. Basically Argos swap their 5th Round Pick and 3rd Round Global Pick for Stamps 6th Round Pick and 4th Round Global Pick for a few hours of dedicated time to talk to these 3 prior to the FA window opening... interesting...We may or may not sign any of them, but let's see. Would be quite something if we do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Will
Rogers has signed as per Argo Website
Makes the trade worth it I guess -- Law and Daniel would be a bonus.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jon Gonzo
Makes the trade worth it for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Will
Perhaps the Argos could have signed these three guys without the trade, but we can't have been the only team interested in Rogers or Law. Since both were signed before free agency and all three players are now on the roster, I'd call this an excellent trade.