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If smitty wanting out is true, does our draft strategy change?

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...specifically, where does this leave the prospect of drafting AJ Green? on the surface it would seem like a great move. lose smitty, gain a likely elite receiver that could be on the team for a decade.

It would be good, but who in the hell is going to get him the ball?

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You have to remember, WE just found out that Smitty was really wanting to be gone. They have known since January. Their draft strategy has been the same since then.

I think it's been clear for awhile (hugs and handshakes with Fox at the end of that horrible season ender with Atlanta).

He's gone, and I hope he ends up somewhere that his few remaining years as an elite WR aren't wasted on a poo team with no QB.

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