skater18000 wrote:Depending on the doing...
The trade value is...
Seahawks Receives:
Top 10 receiver
Other Team Receives:
2012 1st rounder
2012 3rd rounder
Top 5 player on our team... (Sherman, Lynch, Wagner, Thomas, Okung)
At the end of the its not worth it because our superbowl caliber team isn't worth the risk. Never would happen anyway because we have a core base of our team. We need to add weapons in the draft on offense and studs on defense...
Bobblehead wrote:I"m not sure any of that is feasable..
however I have an alternative..
Al Toon
SeaChase wrote:One thing I noticed,well in my opinion,is that Wilson isnt a good passer.
sutz wrote:Meh. Whoever teams up with Wilson for the next few years might just turn into a top 10 receiver.
It's much better when the "stars" emerge from your team than it is trying to trade for them.
I want home grown talent, not retreads.
BlueTalon wrote:If we could get a Super Bowl win, I'd give my left nut. And I'm not joking.
SharkHawk wrote:We could easily get the most electric receiver in this draft, and I don't think any trades are required. Tavon Austin from West Virginia. He's smallish.... he reminds me of a guy with Cliff Branch's size, Steve Largent's hands, Darryl Turner's break-away speed, Joey Galloway's confidence and build, and Russell Wilson's moves and intelligence and work-habits. Now tell me... does that sound like a guy who with a great QB throwing to him could become a top 10 receiver? Sure does to me. Even better than that... he's a great kid. Works hard, is kind and giving, and is a Mack Strong type of personality, he is an honor roll student in college and played his whole "contract" (scholarship) out and had a redshirt year to improve his game, but also to finish his degree and honor his commitment, so unlike a lot of receivers, I think Tavon is ready day 1 and can be used as a returner, receiver either in the slot or the outside, and has even played running back (oh the thought of the trickeration or even the threat of it are awesome). I think he's like Golden Tate, but he'll put it together a lot sooner. He moves in the open field like a cheetah. It's amazing to watch him run after the catch. He glides and everybody else seems stuck in glue.
There are chances to draft some really fine receivers this year. Some really good chances. I'd take Tavon with our first rounder and wouldn't look back.
hawksfansinceday1 wrote:BlueTalon wrote:If we could get a Super Bowl win, I'd give my left nut. And I'm not joking.
Fixed it for you Talon.
run and shoot wrote:We don't run an offense needing of a top receiver, our receivers are doing rather well. If anything another Tate type receiver would really be nice someone who once the ball is in their hands is electric YAC is where it's at.
Bobblehead wrote:I"m not sure any of that is feasable..
however I have an alternative..
Al Toon
Al Toon was his fav receiver from WI who was drafted by NO and is still with NO. I think he sat out this year with a injury of some sort, but him and RW connected pretty good in college.
Besides, why would Pheonix give up their one real star who is an outstanding community person as well for a QB and be left with a QB but no receiver? Would make no sense to me.
Might be able to get Dockett though.
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