That trade doesn’t sound so good now, huh
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Nobody is talking about Pittsburgh now, huh? Logicalvoicesays and Iknoweverything can type more words than you without falling asleep, huh? LOL, huh?

Seattle obviously thinks they are one head case WR from the Super Bowl. I disagree.

Harvin can can be cut at any time and not see anything other then guaranteed.

Meanwhile, Minnesota’s clearly not a destination, a fair number of players wanting out of there fairly dramatically, and that sort of repuatation, however gained, gets around.

Went all in on a high risk/reward player! Especially when rest of team will need to sign extensions if they planning on keeping team intact!

Then again, they were also nuts when they named a third-round rookie QB starter over a high-profile free agent, and when they signed a lazy malcontent underachiever like Marshawn Lynch to a fat contract extention.

Their brand of insanity has led to pretty good results thus far. Risky? Yes. Bold? Certainly. Potentially extremely entertaining? Without a doubt.

you can find wide recievers just about anywhere if you have a good quarterback. look at the packers: jordy nelson, randall cobb, and james jones. they aren’t big name players without Aaron Rodgers. and when any of them ask for big time money, like Jennings, the packers will dump them, and just replace via the draft in some mid round pick and turn that guy into a star.

that’s the way you do it.

Jennings is at a better pure WR than Harvin, he is also a better teammate.

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