Percy Harvin to be traded to the Seahawks. Ugh.. like the guy, absolutely hate the Seahawks.
Sounds like the Vikes won on that trade, get rid of a drama queen WR for a first round pick plus some more? Win for them.
Sounds like the Vikes won on that trade, get rid of a drama queen WR for a first round pick plus some more? Win for them.
I didn't follow the Vikes too much, but is Harvin that bad in the locker room?
Seattle will be crazy good next year if he just keeps it on the field.
redskins cut deangello hall http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/monday-nfl-free-agency-news-signings-tampering-period-031113
RavensInsider is reporting Anquan Boldin to the niners for a sixth-round pick.
RavensInsider is reporting Anquan Boldin to the niners for a sixth-round pick.
RavensInsider is reporting Anquan Boldin to the niners for a sixth-round pick.
Niners need WR help. But they need someone with speed. Anquan is somewhat similar to Crabtree. Can work a corner and make catches, but can't take the top off the defense. Niners need someone with skills like Harvin.
Still, I'd rather they give up a sixth round pick and pay ~$6M for Boldin than give up a first rounder for a diva like Harvin, who will then demand big big money.
On the flip side, I was already scared of Seattle and Harvin will make the Seahawks even better for at least a honeymoon period, and maybe longer if Carroll can keep Harvin in line.
Jenkins should have taken Rice's offer to train him to run the hills.Think we'll be drafting someone with speed this year. Or, maybe Jenkins finally gets put to use. He does have that 4.2-4.3 speed. Between Kaep, LMJ, Kyle Williams/Manningham(who probably now gets cut with Boldin arriving), Jenkins, and Davis, there is a good amount of speed on the offense.
Call it a gift from one brother to another, with regards to the Boldin trade.
O crap, how did I not think about that? Now it all makes sense . "Sorry I beat you in the Superbowl, brah, here's a gift for you...one of the best WRs in the game for nothing, let's be BROS again!" - Is anyone writing about that angle of the trade? Seems like it could lead to an NFL/Goodell investigation
And as for that price, well, all it takes a simple game of elimination to remove the vast majority of the league's teams and reveal just how small the potential trade market for Boldin would have been from Baltimore's perspective. It's safe to assume that the Ravens wouldn't want to deal Boldin to a team they had on the schedule during 2013, so it's right to rule out the AFC East, NFC North, the other teams in the AFC North, and the Broncos and Texans. That's half the league right there. Most of the remaining teams are either bad enough that Boldin would probably retire before going there (Jaguars, Raiders, Rams, Titans), capped out with massive holes elsewhere on the roster (Chargers, Redskins, Panthers), or already set at wide receiver (Cardinals, Cowboys, Eagles, Falcons, Giants, Saints). The Colts have a similar, arguably better player already on the roster in Reggie Wayne. The Buccaneers just signed Vincent Jackson to a mammoth deal, and the Chiefs did the same with Dwayne Bowe. That leaves two teams: the 49ers and the Seahawks, one of whom had just spent a first-round pick to acquire a wide receiver hours earlier. Where was the market for Boldin supposed to come from? San Francisco might have been Baltimore's only palatable trade option for Boldin, and it's likely that their sixth-round pick was the best offer available.
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The #Bills have released QB Ryan Fitzpatrick
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It’s done. Wallace to Dolphins for what is believed to be 5yr/$65mil contract.