Why does the media love Seattle?
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you guys are nuts, harvin is a weapon. i badly wanted the rams to trade for him but i guess he was out of their price range. giving up a 1st plus all that money is not the best strategy. the rams did much better with long and cook as FAs then drafting austin.
but before his ankle injury last season he hardly missed a game. and he was one of the best players in the nfl last season before he got injured.
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you guys are nuts, harvin is a weapon. i badly wanted the rams to trade for him but i guess he was out of their price range. giving up a 1st plus all that money is not the best strategy. the rams did much better with long and cook as FAs then drafting austin.
but before his ankle injury last season he hardly missed a game. and he was one of the best players in the nfl last season before he got injured.
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Didn't we say the same things about Amendola? If he's not on the field, does it matter how good he is?kurtfaulk said:
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Ram Quixote said:
Living here down in FL most of my life and being a Gator following PH...plus disliking the Seattle team like I do .....I was very happy to see the Seahawk sink so much serious capital 67 million and disposed of a first round pick into a very incomplete hyped NFL star.
His good days do not out number his bad days and he has been well used even though he is only 25 yrs old. I agree with RQ here I see future missed games and missed playing time here and its all better for the Rams!
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Harvin is a beast. You can say all you want about his checkered injury history, but when he is on the field he is one of the elite playmakers in this league.
Our defense, and every defense in the league for that matter is going to have a hell of a hard time covering Harvin, Taint, and Rice while keeping Wilson and Lynch contained.
Our defense, and every defense in the league for that matter is going to have a hell of a hard time covering Harvin, Taint, and Rice while keeping Wilson and Lynch contained.
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Avery was a good guy too. There are some fragile football players i can root for.
Harvin is kind of a primadonna dick who just so happens to be fragile. Way too expensive. No one doubts the talent.
Lets revisit this thread later on. If i was wrong i'll man up to it.
Avery was a good guy too. There are some fragile football players i can root for.
Harvin is kind of a primadonna dick who just so happens to be fragile. Way too expensive. No one doubts the talent.
Lets revisit this thread later on. If i was wrong i'll man up to it.