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Originally Posted by browna
1st, 7th and mid round 2014 pick. Not a huge price to pay, all things considered hte way Seattle does transactions.
Playing SF twice, have to up the ante.
Seattle has a ton of cap space, so no issue there. Ditch Flynn if they want even more.
The issue could be Harvin's baggage. Thanks to R. Wilson last year, each of the Seattle receivers had good years, and were good players. Miller the TE as well, and Rice did the most.
With a lot of quality to pass around to, and Wilson still going to be running the read option, Harvin, even as a #1 will have to wait his turn for the ball.
It was the biggest need for the team on offense, but as I said, last year they did a lot more then expected at the WR position, so hope it doesn't shake that balance.
Next up, the biggest need in my opinion, getting a better rush on the QB to help Clemons and Irving. Thus some DE or DT help (UFA R. Seymour reunite with Cable?), and a linebacker to replace Hill, who's in legal trouble again. (UFA James Harrison from PIT)?
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Actually thats a HUGE price to pay for a guy that may or my not play every game because of recurring migraines. He has never started every game in a season and has never eclipsed 1000 yds and averages 6 TDs a year, though much of that is to do with his QB's as well.
No doubt he is a difference maker when he is good to go,....he just isnt that guy all the time though.
Glad he is out of the packers division though...i will say that.