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Message: <blockquote data-quote="johnny_blood" data-source="post: 229744" data-attributes="member: 913">Javon's performance really makes no difference.  But since you bring it up, his first two years were quite disappointing.He then had ONE good season which instantly turned him into an obnoxious headcase.  He was threatening to retire after having one good season (for a top pick) out of three.When I think of "giving" something to the team I think of sacrifice, playing through great injuries, showing great courage, being a good teammate, instructing the younger players, restructuring your contract to help the team, etc.  When did Javon ever do any of those things?  (Maybe he did play hurt, I can't recall.)I don't know how you can think Javon gives anything to his team, he just forced his way out of Denver because he can't handle the thought of playing with another good wide receiver.  Javon needs to have the best stats on the team!  So now he can go rack up the losses and catches in Oakland, if he even sees the field.I liked Javon as a Packer and he had great potential.  But he turned bad after the Pro Bowl season, and let's face it, he's dumber than a bag of hammers.In hindsight, we're lucky he went nuts so ridiculously early, because he would have undermined the great ball-sharing, downfield-blocking wide receiver corps we have now.</blockquote>

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