Greg C.
Cheesehead
It's been torture watching Javon Walker catching bombs for Denver this season, but the following exchange from Chris Havel's Monday night chat made me feel a little better. Walker's and Greg Jennings' stats are nearly identical. I think it's a little misleading, because Denver's offense has been so run-oriented and they've mostly been playing with leads, but still, I agree with Havel that this trade has been good for both sides:
steve, mansfield,tx.: chris:have we compared stat between walker and jennings? walker an all pro and jennings a rookie with no up side as some experts say. walker has 388 yds, 20 catchs, 2tds. jennings has 364yds,20 catchs,3tds. your comments please. thank you.
ch: All I hear is that the Packers were crazy to trade Javon Walker, and that they must really miss him. If Walker was still here, Greg Jennings wouldn't be. The stats are a draw, and Jennings is just a rookie and he wants to be in Green Bay. I'd say the trade was mutually beneficial.
steve, mansfield,tx.: chris:have we compared stat between walker and jennings? walker an all pro and jennings a rookie with no up side as some experts say. walker has 388 yds, 20 catchs, 2tds. jennings has 364yds,20 catchs,3tds. your comments please. thank you.
ch: All I hear is that the Packers were crazy to trade Javon Walker, and that they must really miss him. If Walker was still here, Greg Jennings wouldn't be. The stats are a draw, and Jennings is just a rookie and he wants to be in Green Bay. I'd say the trade was mutually beneficial.