Uncle Rico

Hadn't realized until today that this is the last year of Buffalo WR Stevie Johnson's rookie contract, and he's holding a tough line in talks. Then I read this in Lombardi's column just now:

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13. Just based on the way Bills receiver Stevie Johnson plays against Darrelle Revis of the Jets, expect an AFC East team to make a strong run at him this offseason. Johnson is looking for a big contract and should get a great deal. He is tough to handle.
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Not sure if the "tough to handle" bit refers to as an opponent or as a teammate. He's had some questionable moments — big drop v Pitt last year, the Plax silliness this year — but he has the talent to be the missing piece of this offense. If he has the football acumen to get in sync with TFB.

Thoughts?

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strngplyr

No thanks, the game is all about him, not his team, or winning.

RodThePat

This guy is about as inconsistant a player as there is in the NFL today. I want no part of Stevie Johnson, especially for the amount of money it would take to sign him.

PatsWickedPissah

Makes bonehead "all about me" plays that lose teams games.
NOT a BB type player.
He's a Jet next year.

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fnordcircle

The moment he pantomimed Plaxico shooting himself he became my favorite non-Patriot AFC East player. That **** was funny as hell.

The comments about how he's all about himself not the team are pretty far off-base. I remember that big drop he had last year the guy seemed pretty gutted that he let his team down based on his twitter comments.

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jays52

I support any player who eats money sandwiches and celebrates touchdowns by pretending to shoot himself.

Plus...having this as an athem is always a plus...

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Bobs My Uncle

Seeing him on local TV/radio, it's all about him. I doubt he fits the Pats team model. But, you never know.

RelocatedPatFan

If BB and staff can't figure out which receivers can pick up their system, then how in the world would I have any idea.

From a locker room perspective, I'd say pass for now.

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Uncle Rico

Funny -- I started this thread just as I was leaving work and, as I was driving home, thought ... "the board is going to KILL this." And no one's even mentioned the PO Welker factor. Or the "this offense doesn't need him" angle. Well, guy sounds like a perfect Jet. ...

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