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Can't believe people are talking about giving Percy Harvin a max deal Son can't stay healthy for more than half a season each year
somewhere in the high 30s.. which was paid off alreadyHow much of Vick's contract was guaranteed? It was like a 110 million deal or something.
true.I'm still SMH at the fact that my Jets could've had Harvin for a 2nd rounder but instead we drafted Stephen Hill. We've got a front office full of idiots.
Eh..The NFL isn't only signing players and coaches from the Canadian Football League, it might actually be considering mimicking its field.
In a continuous effort to create a safer game, the NFL could look into widening the field, similar to the CFL dimension. Former competition committee member Bill Polian told the National Football Post's Dan Pompei the league contemplated the move years ago and might do so again.
"It's a radical idea, but I think it's worth thinking about," Polian said. "You would have more space and perhaps a safer game. I say that based on my CFL experience. There are less collisions of that type in the Canadian game."
The evolution of the NFL:
Take a look at how the NFL has evolved from its humble roots, and the efforts being made to ensure it continues to grow.
The Canadian field is 35 feet wider than the NFL's 160 feet.
Widening the field would drastically change the game in favor of the offense, where more space would make it even more difficult for secondary players -- cue Fantasy Football fans salivating.
Some believe the NFL has gotten too big, fast and strong for its field and spreading out the game could reduce the amount of high-speed collisions.
Not everyone is convinced, however. Houston Texans general manager Rick Smith told Pompei he believes if a player has more space to run, the collisions over the course of a game will be more significant.
The big, debilitating hits the league is trying to jettison, however, usually come from 5- to 10-yard bursts, with the defender lunging at an offensive player, not a 20-yard run-and-hit.
Field expansion might be a tad extreme, but in the age of concussion awareness, there is nothing the NFL wouldn't and shouldn't at least consider to make the game safer.
harvin is not worth max money but he is a good receiver.
What's the chances of Harvin actually getting traded? I'd hate to see him go since we are horrible at the receiver position.
While local beat writers have speculated that Harvin would go on the trade block this offseason, it's worth noting that none has backed Max's report of irreconcilable differences.
true.
but if you look in the long run, especially with our contract/cap problems - he would have been another issue to deal with.
percy on an offense with a god qb would be better. i still dont think he is worth max money though. time will tell.Given the amount of production Percy has given the Vikings offense with who is around him I can only imagine how much better he would be on a better offense with a better QB. I'd throw just as much money at him if not more than whatever Greg Jennings will receive. Percy's more than a good receiver. The odds of the Vikings goin further in the playoffs would have been farrrr greater if was playing.
rodgers is throwing the ball to cobb so you have to take that into account.Why would you have to cross your fingers about that? Percy is a poor mans Randall Cobb. And we all know Cobb is a rich mans Megatron