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    Patriots...

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    Quote Originally Posted by dolphinflavoredtuna View Post
    Patriots...
    Seems like a lock already.


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    Quote Originally Posted by dolphinflavoredtuna View Post
    Patriots...
    The sun is at 2 in the afternoon and holding only because there is too much talent and brain power in the Patriots organization to set quickly.

    Brady and Belichick are still one of the major draws for signing skilled nuisance players, but I don't think they will ever recapture the success of the Brady/Moss connection with anyone they sign or draft. Maybe Harvin considers this.

    They were a Guaranteed superbowl in Moss's mind when he signed up, not so much now. Plus, minus an ageing Brady, who do they have to step up to that level, Mallett? Maybe it's not out of the question to think they have coached him to fill in as seemlessly as they did Cassel. That has to be seen.

    If I had to lay money on it, I'd say Seattle or San Francisco. Both well under the cap, strong coaching and at least the Seahawks have proved they aren't afraid to deal.

    No northern mid west winter either.

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    Great player, great talent and a real head case.

    In the words of Meatloaf "Two outa three ain't bad".

    However;

    For what you would have to give up to get Percy the pain; I would rather spend in on a player that would give me three outa three!

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    Quote Originally Posted by othello View Post
    The sun is at 2 in the afternoon and holding only because there is too much talent and brain power in the Patriots organization to set quickly.

    Brady and Belichick are still one of the major draws for signing skilled nuisance players, but I don't think they will ever recapture the success of the Brady/Moss connection with anyone they sign or draft. Maybe Harvin considers this.

    They were a Guaranteed superbowl in Moss's mind when he signed up, not so much now. Plus, minus an ageing Brady, who do they have to step up to that level, Mallett? Maybe it's not out of the question to think they have coached him to fill in as seemlessly as they did Cassel. That has to be seen.

    If I had to lay money on it, I'd say Seattle or San Francisco. Both well under the cap, strong coaching and at least the Seahawks have proved they aren't afraid to deal.

    No northern mid west winter either.
    The other team I would guess would be the Dolphins. But my thoughts are the AFC East is going to get some pretty interesting new weapons this year.

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    His inability to stay healthy makes me worry... what's the point in having such a talent if he isn't on the field!
    Hopelessly devastated Bills fan.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dolphinflavoredtuna View Post
    The other team I would guess would be the Dolphins. But my thoughts are the AFC East is going to get some pretty interesting new weapons this year.
    I thought Dolphins as well, but everything equal, the two west coast teams may be the easiest roads past other contenders for the playoffs and the season long national spotlight. His migraines may be weather related as well, Miami's muggy weather may bring these on. Don't know, but it's a factor with these things.

    Lot of cap room in the AFCE. Even the Jets with a few shrewd moves could find themselves in a position to deal.

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    Instead of Harvin, what about a WR like Domenik Hixon or Kevin Ogletree?
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    If the Pats take him then lets get Welker and keep Steve outside. Id take Welker over Harvin anyway.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KcoxBillsfan View Post
    Electric player. Hypothetically, at the right price and with the right attitude, no reasonable person should say no to this. But, if the guy isn't happy in Minny, why would he agree to terms with Buffalo?
    ......the Vikings would be absolute idiots to let Harvin go?......what are they going to do?.....run AP 60 times.....
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