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Do you smell what's cooking in San Diego?

Ja Rhule

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Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune suggests GM A.J. Smith will be more willing to deal Vincent Jackson this year than last.

Acee emphasizes that he's not suggesting the Bolts will deal V-Jax, only that an offer of a second-rounder plus a conditional mid-round pick would have a much better chance of being accepting this time around. Jackson is willing to play under the franchise tag, but he's yet to sign for 2011. Acee's revelation is interesting in light of earlier reports that Steve Smith's preference is play in San Diego.

AJ Smith wants Steve Smith and he talked about him the whole offseason... Looks like a good chance V-Jax comes here, Smith plus mid-round pick goes to San Diego.

PS: AJ already said that he will not sign V Jax to a long term deal.

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Smitty and a 3rd?

DEAL.

Smitty isn't perfect either, you could say a lot of things about him as well. Sorry but Smitty vs. a younger receiver, who already knows the offense will be much better for this young team + Cam and better for Smitty too but I'd be happy with either and we better have one or the other.

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screw sending smith to SD.

2nd and a conditional later round pick for vjax? yes, please...

Smitty, Jjax and Gettis + 3 other receivers drafted early? Sounds overkill but obviously you are in dream mode, don't think it would happen.

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I know the Panthers have changed a little in this offseason, But I really don't think they will touch a player that is one infraction from missing a year.

they'd have to have a lot of faith in ron the "molder of men" rivera

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Deal or No Deal smitty and 3 or 4 for Vincent jackson "Deal". There is no way we can turn this Deal down. We will have to be Crazy Jackson is one of the Best WR in the league today. I Love Smitty No Homo but In this deal there is no way we can get anything better.

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