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Yes because that is relevant.

well if you really wanna play the "what if" game.. what if we dont trade him, we dont get Dre Kirkpatrick because of it, then the first game stewart blows his knee out and dre ends the year with 20 interceptions... so really....we can play the what if poo all day long, but its pointless.

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well if you really wanna play the "what if" game.. what if we dont trade him, we dont get Dre Kirkpatrick because of it, then the first game stewart blows his knee out and dre ends the year with 20 interceptions... so really....we can play the what if poo all day long, but its pointless.

What if you had the brains to know you don't trade a proven 24 year old RB for a second round pick? You're right it is pointless

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What if you had the brains to know you don't trade a proven 24 year old RB for a second round pick? You're right it is pointless
why are we paying 2 running backs when our defense is horrible.. hellooo.. back to reality.. the Carolina panthers can pass the ball now!! ok.. lets trade him for a first round pick.. oh wait.. no one will do that.. 2nd round is all your gonna get outta him..and the benefit of not having to pay him..

btw.. nice signature..

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why are we paying 2 running backs when our defense is horrible.. hellooo.. back to reality.. the Carolina panthers can pass the ball now!! ok.. lets trade him for a first round pick.. oh wait.. no one will do that.. 2nd round is all your gonna get outta him..

Reality says you don't draft a player in the first round then trade him for a 2nd after he has proven himself. Reality says you don't trade the younger RB and keep the older one unless there is a big difference in talent.

You ask why we would pay two running backs when our defense is horrible yet seem to believe the Vikings would pay Stew with a worse defense than ours and AP having a $100 million deal. Reality says you didn't think this through at all

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as i said... My whole thought process revolves around AP not playing next year.. if the vikings dont have AP then they are gonna need a replacement way worse than they need defensive players.. even teams with shitty defenses can win games if they can score. stewart may make a nice dent in the d line.. but he doesnt make big plays.. his numbers arent up there.. get rid of him while he still young and has value. what happens when he slows down even more in a couple years and no one wants him?

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very true.. still need a corner though..

and also, lets not forget that AP sat out 3 games due to a injury earlier in the year.. cmon u guys know just as well as i do.. once you start getting hurt to the point you cant make games.. its downhill.. ill be very surprised if ap makes it back next season before week 8. and if he comes back i doubt he will perform at the current level.

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