TL1961
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How big a douchebag must Harvin be to cause Seattle to trade him now?
Their best offensive weapon (after Wilson), and they give him up for far less than they paid, at a time when they fully expect to contend again for teh Super Bowl.
I don't think trading him away is a mistake. I think they are admitting acquiring him was a mistake, and they are doing the right thing by correcting it instead of pretending it wasn't.
I said at the time they made the trade that he wasn't nearly the asset he was projected to be, and this trade certainly shows they agree. He is explosive, but has never really been productive. He is injured often, and now we learn he fights with teammates, won't take the field when they tell him to, and is a total douche in the locker room.
I'm sure joining Rex and Geno in the media capital of the world will change all that. Bwahahaha
(ESPN will have a Harvin feature at least 5 times over the next 6 weeks. Book it.)
Their best offensive weapon (after Wilson), and they give him up for far less than they paid, at a time when they fully expect to contend again for teh Super Bowl.
I don't think trading him away is a mistake. I think they are admitting acquiring him was a mistake, and they are doing the right thing by correcting it instead of pretending it wasn't.
I said at the time they made the trade that he wasn't nearly the asset he was projected to be, and this trade certainly shows they agree. He is explosive, but has never really been productive. He is injured often, and now we learn he fights with teammates, won't take the field when they tell him to, and is a total douche in the locker room.
I'm sure joining Rex and Geno in the media capital of the world will change all that. Bwahahaha
(ESPN will have a Harvin feature at least 5 times over the next 6 weeks. Book it.)