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Lee Evans

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By micnificent28,
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Munch4455 Newbie

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Sutton can play

No way in hell we let Goodson go for a 30 yr old receiver cause he's more than just a RB

Yeh sutton can play, but do you really think buffalo is willing to give up their best offensive weapon for a guy who has had no real game experience. We have all seen what he can do in camp, and he has looked good, but Buffalo probably won't know that, and wont trade evans for what they would consider to be a gamble.

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I dout they would want sutton or goody seeing as they just drafted spiller. Would be dumb to give up on him after a season.

The NFL is a two or more back league....the days of Barry Sanders, Walter Payton and Emmitt Smith are over....

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I dout they would want sutton or goody seeing as they just drafted spiller. Would be dumb to give up on him after a season.

Yeh, goodson and spiller are the same player. Sutton makes more sense to compliment spiller but like I said, its unlikely that they will know anything about him.

Edit: NJpanther12 made a good point on twitter, I, like him, will be furious if we give up a 2nd for Lee Evans and not Asante Samuel.

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From:

http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2011/08/09/2514140/big-cat-happy-with-offseason.html#ixzz1UXPuPp8u

If retaining players is a priority, why trade Chicago a third-round pick for tight end Greg Olsen?

Richardson: "Marty said, 'I'm reluctant to bring this (acquiring Olsen) up because we talked about keeping our own players.' I said, 'Marty we'd be crazy not to do this. We (can) take a 26-year-old tight end we coveted coming out of the draft.' "

Doesn't sound like a guy who's ready to trade another 2nd or 3rd rounder (especially a 3rd that we don't have).

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The last 2 years Smitty put up better #s then Evans, Smitty and Evans are not even close in talent. I do see your point.

you're right, Smitty is a legit #1 receiver. I see Evans as a great #2 option, which is exactly what we need. I wouldn't look too deeply into Evan's numbers the past 2 seasons. He's playing for the giant butthole that is known as the Buffalo Bills, afterall.

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Chad Johnson got traded for a 5th and 6th.

Why would we give up a 2nd?

And dont give me Armanti crap, that was to draft a player, not for someone outside the organization.

I am not saying we definitely wont trade for him, but I promise it wont be for a second, anyone who would even speculate that is a fugin dumbass.

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