Su’a Cravens may remain available despite Jay Gruden insisting the Redskins intend to keep him in the fold.
The Redskins are setting the price high to move Cravens, who still has three years remaining on his rookie deal. Washington’s aiming to land a third-round pick for the player it selected in the 2016 second round, Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk reports.
This price could ensure Cravens stays in Washington, given his absence from football in 2017, but the Broncos did express interest in a potential deal. It’s possible this price tag scared off Denver, which is set to return safety starters Darian Stewart and Justin Simmons. The Broncos do have a need at linebacker, where Cravens played part-time as a rookie, but it’s unclear how far these talks progressed.
Washington turned to fourth-round rookie Montae Nicholson last season alongside D.J. Swearinger, and the team just re-signed Deshazor Everett. So, the Redskins in a bit better spot at safety than they were when Cravens last played.
I thought he “wasn’t being traded” what a mess
Kind of hard I believe to trade a guy who had a good roomie year. Than decided hey I don’t like football anymore. And he was off for a year. It’s hard to tell where his level of commitment is to the game
Steelers… he’d look good in black and yellow lining up next to Sean Davis