Percy Harvin

[The Bad Guy]

He's going to be available and I think he's the perfect fit offensively here.

Does have the baggage, injury issues, but he's one of the 5 best play makers in the entire league.

Report is the Vikings will shop him for a 2nd rounder.

Would this entice you to pull the trigger?

[Hootie]

Indifferent.

I am also in the minority on this site when it comes to draft pick value.

2nd round picks have like a 40% success rate so I think Percy is at least as likely as that for success

[Coogs]

Originally Posted by GoWalrus

After doing dick in the trade market with ***** in town, I don't give a shit. Make a splash. He's worth it. Swing the Walrus balls. This team has 0 top end speed on offense at WR.

Could be huge in the return game as well. I'd consider it.

Re-sign Albert and Bowe.

1st rounder Geno

2nd rounder Harvin

Pretty good start to making a run at the Bronco's for the West title.

[Setsuna]

Bout time yall get some Gators on that team.

[Hootie]

Originally Posted by DeezNutz

He's talented as ****, but I simply have reservations about moving what's damn near a first-round pick for a player with an injury/health history.

Do me a favor...

Go look at the previous 10 years of draft picks from 33-40 and name the players that are better than Percy Harvin.

[milkman]

Could I push for a swap of second round picks and a third for Harvin?

[BigMeatballDave]

3rd, yes.

2nd, no way.

[Unsmooth-Moment]

Originally Posted by milkman

Could I push for a swap of second round picks and a third for Harvin?

I like this better, but I would do the 2nd outright if that's what it took to get the deal done.

[KCrockaholic]

Originally Posted by Sandusksuna

Bout time yall get some Gators on that team.

We have Brandon Siler.

[milkman]

Originally Posted by Peyton's Princess

Do me a favor...

Go look at the previous 10 years of draft picks from 33-40 and name the players that are better than Percy Harvin.

Problem is that Harvin has an extensive injury history, has difficulty staying on the field.

Regardless of success rate of that pick, that's still a premium pick to give up for a player that can not be counted on.

[DeezNutz]

Originally Posted by Peyton's Princess

Do me a favor...

Go look at the previous 10 years of draft picks from 33-40 and name the players that are better than Percy Harvin.

Take the last three years as a microcosm, and there are some monsters. Naturally, it's not a given that we'll draft one of these guys; Pioli couldn't if his dick depended on it.

But Harvin isn't a player without flaws, so just pointing to talent is reductive analysis in terms of this potential trade.

[KCrockaholic]

Originally Posted by milkman

Problem is that Harvin has an extensive injury history, has difficulty staying on the field.

Regardless of success rate of that pick, that's still a premium pick to give up for a player that can not be counted on.

This is true, but when he IS on the field he's one of the best receivers, and all around football players in the game.

[CupidStunt]

Would trade a mid 2nd, I think, but not the 2nd pick in rd2, an absolute premium pick for talent that falls out of rd1. 1st pick in round 3 plus a 6th or future 5th perhaps - no question.

[milkman]

Originally Posted by KCrockaholic

This is true, but when he IS on the field he's one of the best receivers, and all around football players in the game.

True, and if we gave up a second for him, and he suddenly became an iron man, that would be a huge win.

But, that possibility is virtually non existent.

[Hammock Parties]

Actually to be honest...is anyone giving up a 2nd for him?

We might be in great position with the 1st pick in the 3rd to go get him.

[Unsmooth-Moment]

Before this season he missed 3 total games in his first three years. I don't think he is as injury prone as some of you think. He complains about the headaches and shit, but that could be to get out of practice.