Lady Cro @iluvTERRICKA · 29m 29 minutes ago
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football51 wrote:Joe Caporoso @TurnOnTheJets · 14m 14 minutes ago
Smear campaign is cooking out of Seattle. Let's see if it reaches DeSean Jackson levels.
Joe Caporoso @TurnOnTheJets · 11m 11 minutes ago
Bingo RT @SanpeteRTU: @TurnOnTheJets couldn't be more clear... They need to pay Wilson. Harvin expensive, least integral, most moveable.
Blindsidebrick wrote:football51 wrote:Joe Caporoso @TurnOnTheJets · 14m 14 minutes ago
Smear campaign is cooking out of Seattle. Let's see if it reaches DeSean Jackson levels.
Joe Caporoso @TurnOnTheJets · 11m 11 minutes ago
Bingo RT @SanpeteRTU: @TurnOnTheJets couldn't be more clear... They need to pay Wilson. Harvin expensive, least integral, most moveable.
I always find it funny when a star player is traded how the fanbase resorts to scathing criticism of the player. They kick him on the way out the door, after jumping for joy when the Seahawks traded a 1st, 3rd, and 7th round draft picks for him.
If it turns into a second, it means Harvin panned out and he's here to stay. That would negate the need to use a top pick on another WR.Metjetgal wrote:I'm very happy, as long as this does not turn into a 2nd rounder . It will be very interesting to see what he adds to the offense .
Metjetgal wrote:I'm very happy, as long as this does not turn into a 2nd rounder . It will be very interesting to see what he adds to the offense .
This pretty much covers it for me. Still, it's a no brainer for the pick and what they are on the hook for. You have to ask yourself though how is a guy who by reports is difficult going to react to going from a super bowl contender to a doormat.NCgreen12 wrote:Wow what a shock today. I'm not sure yet how I feel about this trade.
On one hand Harvin is explosive, still young (26), will help us win games and further help us evaluate Geno as our franchise QB. It will be interesting to watch if MM will actually use him in the right way (he has become somewhat dormant in Seattle). I've seen Kurley do that fake come around behind Geno for the possible pitch a million times and he hasn't got the ball once. Wonder if he will actually give the ball to Harvin. You would have to guess.
On the other hand why would a super bowl contender give up a supposed prize weapon unless there's something more than he's just tough to deal with. He hasn't been unbelievably productive in the pro's (never more than 6 TD's). He's also a guy who gets hurt a lot (seems to be a pattern with Idzik). Additionally, he could cost us a high 2nd rounder which if we end up needing to draft a franchise QB we might need that pick to move up the draft.
With all that I'm about 55/45 in favor but it's a we'll see. There's a part of me that feels like it's a move out of desperation.
Will be I hope fun to watch.
SackExchange wrote:If it turns into a second, it means Harvin panned out and he's here to stay. That would negate the need to use a top pick on another WR.Metjetgal wrote:I'm very happy, as long as this does not turn into a 2nd rounder . It will be very interesting to see what he adds to the offense .
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