Mr. Manning

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The Packers should try to convince the Cheifs that their 1st rounder next year is good enough, but I would think the Cheifs want this year's pick because of Lynch.

Gobears81

1st & a 4th would be a steal for LJ.

I doubt KC is this dumb.

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tregrimmd

Sounds about right. He took a ton of hits this season.

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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(PeanutTillman @ Jul 6th ) [snapback]2042213[/snapback]</div>

d00kd00k

scout.com is a joke

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from NFL Films at SB41: Colts defensive line coach John Teerlinck can be heard saying: ''Stay alive on this guy. He's scared to death.'' ... that "guy" is Turnoverasaurus Rex Grossman.

Horsepower52

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(tregrimmd @ Apr 26th ) [snapback]1980584[/snapback]</div>Bingo. If GB reduces his workload, Johnson can still be elite for the next few years...keep him in KC, and Herm's gonna run the sum***** til there's nothing left a lot sooner.

Mr. Manning

Herm is a terrible coach

d00kd00k

RUMOR OF GREEN BAY OFFER FOR L.J. IS OFF THE MARK

Though we've never seen a rumor that we didn't want to monger, we've learned based on discussions with league insiders and via the application of common sense that the Packers have not offered a first-round pick and a fourth-round pick to the Chiefs for running back Larry Johnson.

As we suggested in our short blurb regarding the Scout.com report that an offer is on the table, the deal makes no sense unless the Packers have in place a long-term deal with Johnson. But a league source tells us that no permission has been given by Johnson to talk to other teams; thus, if any discussions have occurred, it would be an obvious violation of the tampering rules.

Though it's not becoming more common for a trade to be worked out contingent on the new team and the player working out a contract, there's no way that the Packers and Johnson would get together on a long-term contract before Saturday, even if a trade deal were done right now between the teams. The Chiefs are quietly shopping Johnson due in part to the reality that he wants a deal worth more than the contract signed by 2006 MVP LaDainian Tomlinson before the salary cap spike of the past two seasons. There's no way that Packers G.M. Ted Thompson will ever agree to that.

Nor should he. Running backs are largely interchangeable. Unless a team has a chance to land the next Barry Sanders or Jim Brown, there's no reason to pay huge money to a player who is at any given moment an awkward hit away from becoming just a guy.

Larry Johnson is currently one of the best running backs in the NFL, but he's not one of the best ever. If he was, the Chiefs wouldn't be shopping him.

Dollar for dollar, the Packers would be far smarter to take their chances at No. 16 on Marshawn Lynch, or in a later round on someone else.

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from NFL Films at SB41: Colts defensive line coach John Teerlinck can be heard saying: ''Stay alive on this guy. He's scared to death.'' ... that "guy" is Turnoverasaurus Rex Grossman.

O

Well then what the hell is the point in having LJ on the trading block in the first place?

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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(SteelAngel @ Jun 7th ) [snapback]2019210[/snapback]</div>We regret to inform you that your country is dead because it was stupid.

Gobears81

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(d00kd00k @ Apr 26th ) [snapback]1980673[/snapback]</div> Who wrote that ****? Lynch is ****ing garbage.

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O

Garbage?

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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(SteelAngel @ Jun 7th ) [snapback]2019210[/snapback]</div>We regret to inform you that your country is dead because it was stupid.