guy probably had his best year last year. finally stayed healthy. stepped up and had a couple of big games. i would like to see what he can do this year. i mean the guy might be finally getting the idea. to trade him now might be to someone elses benefit. then again he did just have that problem with the law. maybe that is where this coming from

Depends on who was trading for him. Definitely not a first rounder, due to the fact he's coming back from ACL surgery. He had one great Pro Bowl season so probably a mid second because he's still young. No way he's worth a first though. What does Javon Walker have to do with Stallworth though. Two totally different situations.

And I never said Burleson was traded but obviously Minnesota, having the right to match any offer, determines what they feel he's worth by the qualifying offer. Had they made a larger offer, he would have been compensated more if Seattle still decided to top their offer. They would have made a larger qualifying offer if they felt he was worth more. He would have been traded for the same thing if he wasn't a RFA.

Nevermind I'll stop here... I'm enjoy my vodka and leave you be. Going to take the BonB approach on this one. I can go on forever and you will still not understand my point of view.

Hey P, you got the right idea as I'm doing the samething. Gettin wasted away. It's Saturday night and I'm gonna get familiar with the wifey later!

just make sure you don't go the wrong room cherm

hy gold rush on that thing with nate from what i read is there is something called a poison pill option where like seattle can offer a 49 mil contract but guarentee only like 10. but they can wqrite into the offer that if minny wants him back they have to guarentee the entire 49 mil. i don't get it exactly but it is something along those lines

Hey 25 if I go to the wrong room that would mean I would be with my best friends wife, which wouldn't be bad don't get me wrong but I know she would scream and we don't need all that.

that would be hilarious cherm. you can always pretend it was an accident.

Why is there no reference to this on ESPN.COM?

it was on kffl.com