View Poll Results: Best WR available?

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  • Mike Wallace

    7 35.00%

  • Wes Welker

    1 5.00%

  • Danny Amendola

    1 5.00%

  • Dwayne Bowe

    4 20.00%

  • Greg Jennings

    3 15.00%

  • Randy Moss

    0 0%

  • Percy Harvin

    4 20.00%
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  1. 03-12-2013 #76
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    Quote Originally Posted by vander
    IMO they should trade Sidney Rice to get back a pick. they're going to need another RB, Marshawn Lynch isn't going to carry them much further, he's overdue for a steep drop off.
    Turbin isn't bad at spelling Lynch. A North/South guy with more speed than Lynch. You're right in the sense that Lynch gets a lot of carries. I think you'll see Turbin take on an increased role next year. He was a rookie last season, but matured very well as the season went on. But, another one wouldn't hurt.
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    You win Blake We'll just have to see it play out.
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  3. 03-12-2013 #78
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    Just telling the truth. There are only a handful of wide receivers in history that are/worthy of a first round draft pick.

    Yet GMs/owners/fans fall for wide receiver hype year after year.
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  4. 03-12-2013 #79
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    Harvin still hasn't hit his prime, and there's no way you can say he was a reach or bust as a first round pick. if he can stay healthy, he's everything a GM could hope for from a late first round WR.
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  5. 03-12-2013 #80
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blake
    Just telling the truth. There are only a handful of wide receivers in history that are/worthy of a first round draft pick.

    Yet GMs/owners/fans fall for wide receiver hype year after year.
    Dude, Percy Harvin was an MVP candidate before he sprained his ankle last season! This was a GREAT trade for the Seahawks! They have more talent than any team in the league!
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    Quote Originally Posted by vander
    Harvin still hasn't hit his prime, and there's no way you can say he was a reach or bust as a first round pick. if he can stay healthy, he's everything a GM could hope for from a late first round WR.
    If you're into drafting receivers in the first round, sure, he's as good a pick as many first round WRs.

    Personally, i think drafting a WR in the first round it's the dumbest thing that GMs do.
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  7. 03-12-2013 #82
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    Quote Originally Posted by tlongII
    Dude, Percy Harvin was an MVP candidate before he sprained his ankle last season! This was a GREAT trade for the Seahawks! They have more talent than any team in the league!
    Harvin was never a legitimate candidate, but his name was only being thrown out there because of his all purpose yardage.

    If Wilson is really legit, Percy won't see one down as a wildcat QB.
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  8. 03-12-2013 #83
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    Percy is also not a #1 type receiver who makes big plays outside the numbers. I think Seattle easily needed more help on its D-line than at WR. They better keep Alan Branch or their D-line will really be fcked
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