Ladies and gentlemen, this is the same Spielman who told us that Mo Claiborne would be their first NFL Jerseys china round pick last year. Look how that turned out.
Since this probably is a smokescreen (although I don't see any use in trying to quash any trade rumors), I'll go ahead and mock potential suitors for Harvin anyway:
Minnesota Vikings:
Once again, the first thing to consider is no action on the part of the Vikings. I personally see the probability of a Harvin trade as almost the same as a Revis trade, given Spielman's tendency to bluff the hell out of every other franchise.
Odds: 1:5
San Fransisco 49ers
And once again, the 49ers are a front runner for any possible trade. Outside of Crabtree/Davis, there is Cheap NFL Jerseys Online no receiving threat on the 9ers. With the Chiefs' 2nd rounder in their pocket, I see even more of a reason for San Fran to dig deep for Harvin.
Odds: 1:4
New England Patriots
Harvin was a possibility for New England back in '09, so they would be happy to jump for him here. With Brady declining and no similar receivers available at #29, it's not rocket science to figure out that Harvin's a good idea.
Odds: 1:9
Miami Dolphins
After shipping off Brandon Marshall, Miami has a new need for a #1 wideout, which Hartline does not meet. Harvin, on the other hand, would be a perfect weapon for Tannehill. the extra picks received after shipping off Marshall and Davis would be perfect ammo for Harvin.
Odds: 1:7
Detroit Lions
What the Lions need is an agile receiver alongside Megatron, not a guy like Ryan Broyles or Nate Burleson. Sadly, the Lions cap issues and inter-division relations won't let this trade happen.
Odds: 1:49
Cincinnati Bengals
Another two-timer on my lists, Cincy Authentic Customized NFL Jerseys is desperate for something across from A. J. Green, as Dalton needs all the help he can get. With the Raiders 2nd round pick and $50 million dollars kicking about, Harvin is an option.
Odds: 1:8
Cleveland Browns
With the Browns sitting on the #6 overall pick, the have an ample amount of pick value to drop on guys like Revis and Harvin. While corner isn't a concern for them, a use of the #6 pick to take a proven guy like Harvin instead of their current crap in Greg Little or an unproven rookie like Keenan Allen is a solid idea.
Odds: 1:12
So, just like my last post, where do you think Harvin ends up? Check back tomorrow for a discussion about a Revis for Harvin trade.
