What Seattle is saying about the deal

[bakes781]

Seattle Times

 

[flutie2phelan]

Thanx
for making it an easy look-up.

 

[jeffd]

I was soooooo close to saying they made sense over there. The general consensus seems to be that it was a pretty good deal but a first was a little steep. I agreed with that. Then another guy said it was a bad deal because "Branch is a product of the NE system (at this point I'm still sort of with him, then...) JUST LIKE BRADY". What a clown.

 

[bakes781]

I was soooooo close to saying they made sense over there. The general consensus seems to be that it was a pretty good deal but a first was a little steep. I agreed with that. Then another guy said it was a bad deal because "Branch is a product of the NE system (at this point I'm still sort of with him, then...) JUST LIKE BRADY". What a clown.

yeah but that came from a Pats fan.

 

[Box_O_Rocks]

I was soooooo close to saying they made sense over there. The general consensus seems to be that it was a pretty good deal but a first was a little steep. I agreed with that. Then another guy said it was a bad deal because "Branch is a product of the NE system (at this point I'm still sort of with him, then...) JUST LIKE BRADY". What a clown.

Yeh, but I noted that the guy had a user name of "Tom Brady" and listed Maine (I think it was Portland, but can't remember for sure) for his location. He stated Deion was a "system" player. Sounds like some of our own crap kickers took the walk over to Seattle to track up their floors.

 

[Brady'sButtBoy]

the price was "little steep?" It was total fleece job by the Pats, that's what it was. When the Seahawk fans realize a few weeks down the road they could have had Stallworth for a fourth rounder and he is putting up comparable numbers to Branch they will become angry with a front office that grossly overpaid, most likely in dollars as well as the trade price.

 

[PatsFan37]

the price was "little steep?" It was total fleece job by the Pats, that's what it was. When the Seahawk fans realize a few weeks down the road they could have had Stallworth for a fourth rounder and he is putting up comparable numbers to Branch they will become angry with a front office that grossly overpaid, most likely in dollars as well as the trade price.

Which begs the question of how we feel about not having Stallworth.

I suppose we'll have the answer to that in a few weeks when we see how Gabriel, Jackson, and Caldwell have fared once the season is well under way. And how many catches Stallworth has in Philly with a QB, OLine, and running game that's not as good as the Pats.