Walker's agent reportedly asked the Packers in February to make him one of the league's highest-paid receivers, the Associated Press reports. Walker, who has two years remaining on the $7.485 million rookie contract he signed in 2002, reportedly wanted more than the eight-year, $75 million deal that Minnesota gave Randy Moss in 2001. The wideout, who is coming off a 89-catch, 1382-yard season said Saturday he was unsure whether he would be at the Packers' next minicamp, which begins June 1, but he is hopeful a deal will be reached before training camp begins in late July. For that to happen though, he'll likely have to lower his asking price as the Packers seems to be in no hurry to satisfy his lofty demands.