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As a Broncos fan, this is disappointing, as a healthy Walker in that offense next year could have been money, but if he is going to be a crybaby again, send him packing.
Fixedhttp://www.denverpost.com/broncos/ci_7850208
Javon Walker dropped the first bomb of the Broncos' offseason this morning.
In a rambling briefing with the press, Walker essentially said he longer wants to be with the Broncos.
"EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE" Walker said. "EEEEEEEEEEEEEE."
Walker bounced and back and forth and said that he'll do whatever the Broncos decide but he concluded by saying that being here is not for him.
Walker even suggested a return to Green Bay. The Broncos acquired him from the Packers in April 2006 for a second round draft choice.
Walker was unhappy with the Packers when he was dealt.
Walker missed seven games this season with a knee injury and second-year player Brandon Marshall flourished, catching 102 balls.
Walker said that the offense is centered around Marshall now and he is happy for his teammate.
Walker has $5.4 million in option bonus money coming to him this year and the team was planning on keeping him. However, after his bombshell, the team will likely seriously consider parting ways.
Atlanta has some solid young wideouts. Roddy White finally had that breakthrough season (one of the quitest breakthrough season I have seen. Not many people talk about it). I think Jenkins has an established role now as a # 3, and red zone threat, and the sky is the limit for Laurent Robinson. That kid is going to be a solid NFL wide receiver. If the Falcons can get a qb, look out.I think we all saw this year that it wasn't the WRs but the QB that was the problem.With Roddy White, Laurent Robinson and Jenkins, they don't really need a WR any more. Tennessee does and I suspect they'd be desperate enough to take the chance on the talented, but selfish JW.How come whenever there is a troubled WR on the mareket or potentially on the market Atlanta gets mentioned? They've mad eit clear they don't like those type of guys. They didn't go for TO, they didn't go for Moss, why the heck would they go for Walker?Denver will be lucky to get a 4th round draft pick for him... I could see him going to somewhere like MIA, ATL, maybe even SF...
I think Marshall as more involved in Williams' death than most realize. Don't be surprised when that comes out next year. I don't think it's about football.I honestly believe if Marshall didn't have this monster year Walker would more than happy to be back.But in the FF world...they both could get a bump up in vale on different teams!
The guy talking about PTSD may be onto something here. Sounds like he just wants to go somewhere safe. Green Bay is a place he remembers as being safe. I actually fell pretty bad for the guy on a personal level.http://www.denverpost.com/broncos/ci_7850208
Javon Walker dropped the first bomb of the Broncos' offseason this morning.
In a rambling briefing with the press, Walker essentially said he longer wants to be with the Broncos.
"It's not for Javon," Walker said. "It's not for me."
Walker bounced and back and forth and said that he'll do whatever the Broncos decide but he concluded by saying that being here is not for him.
Walker even suggested a return to Green Bay. The Broncos acquired him from the Packers in April 2006 for a second round draft choice.
Walker was unhappy with the Packers when he was dealt.
Walker missed seven games this season with a knee injury and second-year player Brandon Marshall flourished, catching 102 balls.
Walker said that the offense is centered around Marshall now and he is happy for his teammate.
Walker has $5.4 million in option bonus money coming to him this year and the team was planning on keeping him. However, after his bombshell, the team will likely seriously consider parting ways.
I think Marshall as more involved in Williams' death than most realize. Don't be surprised when that comes out next year. I don't think it's about football.
This is what bothers me. You don't hear Marvin Harrison asking for a trade, or Larry Fitzgerald, or most other 1a/1b WRs when the other guy shines.I honestly believe if Marshall didn't have this monster year Walker would more than happy to be back.
In a nutshell!Two Words: Brandon Marshall.Javon is irrelevant.
Wow, that is some pretty high praise for FavreCo, I'll need to pay attention to his stuff.Here was my Walker analysis in his player spotlight back in May:FavreCo is the new H.K.Javon Walker = moron. He's also just not that good. He'd be #4 on the Packers.
SSOG from the same thread:Javon will be the single biggest disappointment for FFers in 2007
Walker is an elite option at WR. He may not finish #1, but I think he's got a great chance at cracking the top 5.
Careful, you might injure yourself while patting your own back. Did you also forecast the injury?Wow, that is some pretty high praise for FavreCo, I'll need to pay attention to his stuff.Here was my Walker analysis in his player spotlight back in May:FavreCo is the new H.K.Javon Walker = moron. He's also just not that good. He'd be #4 on the Packers.
SSOG from the same thread:Javon will be the single biggest disappointment for FFers in 2007
Walker is an elite option at WR. He may not finish #1, but I think he's got a great chance at cracking the top 5.
LOLMaybe send him and the 12th pick to Dallas for their two #1s?
I bet you also predicted that Steve Smith was a no-talent hack in 2004, and that Jerry Rice was an absolute nobody in 1997, too, right? And that if you did, you think that those were actually good, quality predictions.Javon Walker this year- 9/119, 8/101, injury.H.K. said:Wow, that is some pretty high praise for FavreCo, I'll need to pay attention to his stuff.Here was my Walker analysis in his player spotlight back in May:SSOG said:FavreCo is the new H.K.Javon Walker = moron. He's also just not that good. He'd be #4 on the Packers.
SSOG from the same thread:Javon will be the single biggest disappointment for FFers in 2007
Walker is an elite option at WR. He may not finish #1, but I think he's got a great chance at cracking the top 5.
The reason I say ATL because they are one of a few teams out there with lots of money to spend- they could afford to take a risk on a playmaker like Walker (yes, when healthy he is one of the top 10 WRs in the league). ATL has some talented young WRs, yes, but they don't have a WR like Javon Walker capable of being a top WR in this league. Roddy White is talented and a very capable #1 WR, but what harm would it be to bring in another #1-type WR? Yes, he's not the best person out there but ATL will have a rookie QB starting if not the whole season, at some point next year- what better to help him out than 2 WRs like Roddy White and Javon Walker? It's a good situation and ATL is one of a few teams with cap space to take a risk on Walker. No one else out there except for SF, MIA, etc can afford to take a run for cheap on him.I see no problems with their WRs in ATL- just saying there's room for improvement and they're one a few teams that could afford to take a fliar on himBalco said:Atlanta has some solid young wideouts. Roddy White finally had that breakthrough season (one of the quitest breakthrough season I have seen. Not many people talk about it). I think Jenkins has an established role now as a # 3, and red zone threat, and the sky is the limit for Laurent Robinson. That kid is going to be a solid NFL wide receiver. If the Falcons can get a qb, look out.Phurfur said:I think we all saw this year that it wasn't the WRs but the QB that was the problem.FUBAR said:With Roddy White, Laurent Robinson and Jenkins, they don't really need a WR any more. Tennessee does and I suspect they'd be desperate enough to take the chance on the talented, but selfish JW.Master of Past and Present said:How come whenever there is a troubled WR on the mareket or potentially on the market Atlanta gets mentioned? They've mad eit clear they don't like those type of guys. They didn't go for TO, they didn't go for Moss, why the heck would they go for Walker?Denver will be lucky to get a 4th round draft pick for him... I could see him going to somewhere like MIA, ATL, maybe even SF...
This may be accurate, and I've never met the guy and won't judge him, but I question his motivation based on his actions as I understand them. Why would he make a public showing at the Bronco's HQ a day later still wearing the blood-splattered shirt and pants (and then leave for a break in Las Vegas)? Why does he still keep the bloody shirt, unwashed, as he told Andrea Kramer on national television last year? These actions strike me as bizarre and seem to be the acts of a poser. I saw enough of Walker during his time in GB to question his integrity and honesty and am very glad to be rid of him.Personally, I think Walker is suffering from post-traumatic shock syndrome, and it hasn't been adequately addressed. He did have his friend Darrent Williams bleed his life out on Walker's lap last New Years Eve. No wonder he'd be depressed and say something stupid in the week surrounding the anniversary of that event. Also no surprise he'd like to leave the scene where he is constantly reminded of the tragedy.My .02.
This may be accurate, and I've never met the guy and won't judge him, but I question his motivation based on his actions as I understand them. Why would he make a public showing at the Bronco's HQ a day later still wearing the blood-splattered shirt and pants (and then leave for a break in Las Vegas)? Why does he still keep the bloody shirt, unwashed, as he told Andrea Kramer on national television last year? These actions strike me as bizarre and seem to be the acts of a poser. I saw enough of Walker during his time in GB to question his integrity and honesty and am very glad to be rid of him.Personally, I think Walker is suffering from post-traumatic shock syndrome, and it hasn't been adequately addressed. He did have his friend Darrent Williams bleed his life out on Walker's lap last New Years Eve. No wonder he'd be depressed and say something stupid in the week surrounding the anniversary of that event. Also no surprise he'd like to leave the scene where he is constantly reminded of the tragedy.My .02.
Walker sure didn't have a problem going back this season...until Marshall shined...now it's an issue? I don't buy it. He want to be "the guy" and it's obvious Marshall is the guy in Denver with Sheffler a close second. Walker is an after thought and he knows it. He want to be the center of attention....the go to guy and he will go to a team that will give him that. Much like when he left GB for more money.It's all about Javon Walker. He doesn't care about winning, his teammates or the team. He cares about being paid and being the guy. If this was about D.Williams he should mad up and say so. Nobody would knock him for wanting to leave Denver over that. Nobody.bcr8f said:I think Marshall as more involved in Williams' death than most realize. Don't be surprised when that comes out next year. I don't think it's about football.Smizzy said:I honestly believe if Marshall didn't have this monster year Walker would more than happy to be back.But in the FF world...they both could get a bump up in vale on different teams!
That's funny. Since when????I'm going on record as saying that H.K. must know his stuff. Oh yeah, Walker is no better than #4 if he was to be allowed back in Green Bay...which he's not. His act is not needed.H.K. said:Wow, that is some pretty high praise for FavreCo, I'll need to pay attention to his stuff.Here was my Walker analysis in his player spotlight back in May:SSOG said:FavreCo is the new H.K.Javon Walker = moron. He's also just not that good. He'd be #4 on the Packers.
SSOG from the same thread:Javon will be the single biggest disappointment for FFers in 2007
Walker is an elite option at WR. He may not finish #1, but I think he's got a great chance at cracking the top 5.
What are you big red "x"ing? Did Walker not get 9/119 in his first game? Did he not get 8/101 in the second game? Was he not injured in the third?H.K., ladies and gentlemen- the only poster in the pool who thinks that factual statistics are open to debate.XJavon Walker this year- 9/119, 8/101, injury.
I don't know, how about when he posted 1382/12 in Green Bay? Or maybe in the next season he played, where he put up 1207/9 despite changing teams and coming off of a major career-threatening injury?Saying that Walker would be beaten out not just by Driver (who couldn't beat him out the last time they played together) and Jennings (who's about 300 yards shy of Walker's big season in Green Bay), but by JAMES JONES, who has 676 career receiving yards... that's schtick. That's taking a point and then overexaggerating it beyond all meaning and reasonability.That's funny. Since when????I'm going on record as saying that H.K. must know his stuff. Oh yeah, Walker is no better than #4 if he was to be allowed back in Green Bay...which he's not. His act is not needed.H.K. said:SSOG from the same thread:
Walker is an elite option at WR. He may not finish #1, but I think he's got a great chance at cracking the top 5.
Factual statistics? According to you, Walker only played in two games!What are you big red "x"ing? Did Walker not get 9/119 in his first game? Did he not get 8/101 in the second game? Was he not injured in the third?H.K., ladies and gentlemen- the only poster in the pool who thinks that factual statistics are open to debate.XJavon Walker this year- 9/119, 8/101, injury.
here's a good thread from over at the Orange Mane:bcr8f said:I think Marshall as more involved in Williams' death than most realize. Don't be surprised when that comes out next year. I don't think it's about football.Smizzy said:I honestly believe if Marshall didn't have this monster year Walker would more than happy to be back.
But in the FF world...they both could get a bump up in vale on different teams!
actually he said 2 games, then injuryand the majority of football people will tell you that was Javon's season, 2 great weeks, an injury that destroyed the rest of the year..........he played a handful of snaps in each of those games that he did participate in after the injuryFactual statistics? According to you, Walker only played in two games!What are you big red "x"ing? Did Walker not get 9/119 in his first game? Did he not get 8/101 in the second game? Was he not injured in the third?H.K., ladies and gentlemen- the only poster in the pool who thinks that factual statistics are open to debate.XJavon Walker this year- 9/119, 8/101, injury.
Atlanta needs to be spending their cash on QB and Defense. There are plenty of holes on that defense to spend money on. The receivers are more than adequate, they are solid.The reason I say ATL because they are one of a few teams out there with lots of money to spend- they could afford to take a risk on a playmaker like Walker (yes, when healthy he is one of the top 10 WRs in the league). ATL has some talented young WRs, yes, but they don't have a WR like Javon Walker capable of being a top WR in this league. Roddy White is talented and a very capable #1 WR, but what harm would it be to bring in another #1-type WR? Yes, he's not the best person out there but ATL will have a rookie QB starting if not the whole season, at some point next year- what better to help him out than 2 WRs like Roddy White and Javon Walker? It's a good situation and ATL is one of a few teams with cap space to take a risk on Walker. No one else out there except for SF, MIA, etc can afford to take a run for cheap on him.I see no problems with their WRs in ATL- just saying there's room for improvement and they're one a few teams that could afford to take a fliar on himBalco said:Atlanta has some solid young wideouts. Roddy White finally had that breakthrough season (one of the quitest breakthrough season I have seen. Not many people talk about it). I think Jenkins has an established role now as a # 3, and red zone threat, and the sky is the limit for Laurent Robinson. That kid is going to be a solid NFL wide receiver. If the Falcons can get a qb, look out.Phurfur said:I think we all saw this year that it wasn't the WRs but the QB that was the problem.FUBAR said:With Roddy White, Laurent Robinson and Jenkins, they don't really need a WR any more. Tennessee does and I suspect they'd be desperate enough to take the chance on the talented, but selfish JW.Master of Past and Present said:How come whenever there is a troubled WR on the mareket or potentially on the market Atlanta gets mentioned? They've mad eit clear they don't like those type of guys. They didn't go for TO, they didn't go for Moss, why the heck would they go for Walker?Denver will be lucky to get a 4th round draft pick for him... I could see him going to somewhere like MIA, ATL, maybe even SF...
No, he was initially treated greatly. Walker soured on Green Bay... not the other way around.Challenge EverythingNor do I think he made a mistake getting out of Green Bay. He was treated poorly by the team and the QB and he had every reason to leave.
Yes, factual. Javon Walker got 9/119 in his first game. That's a fact. Javon Walker got 8/101 in his second game. That's a fact. Javon Walker got injured in his third game. That's a fact. As I said, only you think that these facts are open to debate.Factual statistics? According to you, Walker only played in two games!
Maurile agrees with Javon. The Broncos are not for Maurile, either.The Patriots will probably pick up Javon for a seventh rounder."It's not for Javon," Walker said. "It's not for me."
xHere is your quote:Yes, factual. Javon Walker got 9/119 in his first game. That's a fact. Javon Walker got 8/101 in his second game. That's a fact. Javon Walker got injured in his third game. That's a fact. As I said, only you think that these facts are open to debate.
Factual statistics? According to you, Walker only played in two games!
No. In week one, he had 9/119. In week two, he had 8/101. In week three, he was injured. That occurred this year. Again, these are facts and are not open to debate to anyone other than you. Why on earth would I want to revise it?xHere is your quote:Yes, factual. Javon Walker got 9/119 in his first game. That's a fact. Javon Walker got 8/101 in his second game. That's a fact. Javon Walker got injured in his third game. That's a fact. As I said, only you think that these facts are open to debate.
Factual statistics? According to you, Walker only played in two games!
"Javon Walker this year- 9/119, 8/101, injury."
Care to revise it?
Wow talk about being anal and splitting hairs and picking apart his posts word by word to try and win a minor point. Makes me wonder if whoever came up with the phrase "common sense" ever realized that it wasn't so common. Anyone with half a brain could see the real point he was trying to make- Walker was off to a fantastic start to the season, playing at a top 10 level, then got hurt and from there on was never the same- it was clear his knee was bothering him. SSOG was suggesting that had Walker not gotten injured, he may have produced similar numbers as his first 2 games. Yes, it's rather amature to gauge someone's "what might have been" season off of two games, but he's not doing that- all he's saying is that maybe he wasn't so far off. Sure, his prediction was wrong, but that was moreso due to injury than Walker just sucking it up. Walker wasn't a "bust" due to his own merits, he was moreso a bust due to his injury, which no one can predict unless you can see the future. And don't even say that he was having troubles to start mini camps so you predicted him to get hurt... Tory Holt had a very similar injury to start camp and how did he turn out? You can't predict injuries. I myself was in that same Javon Walker boat, HK, I felt that he would be a huge disappointment... not because of injury... not because he's a mini-meshawn... but because he finished the season awful with Jay Cutler... Cutler did not have the chemistry with Walker that would put him at #1, or even #2 WR status. I had him as a 3WR at best. However, those first two weeks I was kicking myself for passing him up since he went pretty cheap at our draft (auction draft). I can sit here and say that yeah, I was right in a technical sense, but he was on his way to proving me wrong in those first two weeks. Had he not gotten hurt, it is very possible that he woudl have turned out to be a top 10 WR. And you can bet SSOG wouldn't be in here quoting you, trying to gloat... because he doesn't need that self-esteem boost... he's more of a class act and quite possibly the most logical poster in here. You could take a lesson from himxHere is your quote:Yes, factual. Javon Walker got 9/119 in his first game. That's a fact. Javon Walker got 8/101 in his second game. That's a fact. Javon Walker got injured in his third game. That's a fact. As I said, only you think that these facts are open to debate.
Factual statistics? According to you, Walker only played in two games!
"Javon Walker this year- 9/119, 8/101, injury."
Care to revise it?
Treated poorly because they wouldn't redo his contract after 1 solid season with two years remaining on a rookie deal? Come on, are you related to JW?Nor do I think he made a mistake getting out of Green Bay. He was treated poorly by the team and the QB and he had every reason to leave.
I have my doubts that JW will do much going forward (age, injury, attitude) but the guy is a talent as far as I can tell.Wow talk about being anal and splitting hairs and picking apart his posts word by word to try and win a minor point. Makes me wonder if whoever came up with the phrase "common sense" ever realized that it wasn't so common. Anyone with half a brain could see the real point he was trying to make- Walker was off to a fantastic start to the season, playing at a top 10 level, then got hurt and from there on was never the same- it was clear his knee was bothering him. SSOG was suggesting that had Walker not gotten injured, he may have produced similar numbers as his first 2 games. Yes, it's rather amature to gauge someone's "what might have been" season off of two games, but he's not doing that- all he's saying is that maybe he wasn't so far off. Sure, his prediction was wrong, but that was moreso due to injury than Walker just sucking it up. Walker wasn't a "bust" due to his own merits, he was moreso a bust due to his injury, which no one can predict unless you can see the future. And don't even say that he was having troubles to start mini camps so you predicted him to get hurt... Tory Holt had a very similar injury to start camp and how did he turn out? You can't predict injuries. I myself was in that same Javon Walker boat, HK, I felt that he would be a huge disappointment... not because of injury... not because he's a mini-meshawn... but because he finished the season awful with Jay Cutler... Cutler did not have the chemistry with Walker that would put him at #1, or even #2 WR status. I had him as a 3WR at best. However, those first two weeks I was kicking myself for passing him up since he went pretty cheap at our draft (auction draft). I can sit here and say that yeah, I was right in a technical sense, but he was on his way to proving me wrong in those first two weeks. Had he not gotten hurt, it is very possible that he woudl have turned out to be a top 10 WR. And you can bet SSOG wouldn't be in here quoting you, trying to gloat... because he doesn't need that self-esteem boost... he's more of a class act and quite possibly the most logical poster in here. You could take a lesson from himxHere is your quote:Yes, factual. Javon Walker got 9/119 in his first game. That's a fact. Javon Walker got 8/101 in his second game. That's a fact. Javon Walker got injured in his third game. That's a fact. As I said, only you think that these facts are open to debate.:(
Factual statistics? According to you, Walker only played in two games!
"Javon Walker this year- 9/119, 8/101, injury."
Care to revise it?
Neither of you can claim victory on those predictions of Javon Walker's production. HK you predicted that Walker would be a huge disappointment this season... nowhere in that quote do you say "Javon Walker will get hurt." You clearly cannot call out SSOG on his prediction, as he made that prediction assuming Javon Walker would turn in a 100% healthy season. The moment Javon Walker got hurt for the remainder of the season, SSOG's prediction was thrown out the window
That's like me saying "oh Larry Johnson will have the worst season of his career as a starter" and then me grinning from ear to ear since he got hurt for half the year, expecting people to pat me on the back and rave about my incredible prediction abilities... because yes, 559/3 is his worst season as a starter. You're trying to make that same point, which is just ridiculous and makes you look like a huge horses behind, which is actually very funny so please continue
I think he mentioned Green Bay only to illustrate how much he wants out of Denver. >I'll even go back to GB.<I think the issue is Marshall and perceived connection to Williams killers(they've never been caught) and he just wants to go somewhere (anywhere) else.Disclaimer: I thought Walker had a shot to be the #1 WR this year. Why all the J.W. hate? I read his comments as saying that because of the performances by Marshall and Stokely, Denver likely will release him rather than pay the amount agreed to in his contract. Walker has no intention of playing for less than the amount the team agreed to pay him -- and I do not blame him. I didn't see anything to indicate that he has lost a step this season -- he just got injured.Nor do I think he made a mistake getting out of Green Bay. He was treated poorly by the team and the QB and he had every reason to leave. Depending on what happens this offseason, I still see Walker as an excellent sleeper candidate next year.
Who has a connection to Williams' killers?bcr8f said:I think he mentioned Green Bay only to illustrate how much he wants out of Denver. >I'll even go back to GB.<I think the issue is Marshall and perceived connection to Williams killers(they've never been caught) and he just wants to go somewhere (anywhere) else.Bailiver said:Disclaimer: I thought Walker had a shot to be the #1 WR this year. Why all the J.W. hate? I read his comments as saying that because of the performances by Marshall and Stokely, Denver likely will release him rather than pay the amount agreed to in his contract. Walker has no intention of playing for less than the amount the team agreed to pay him -- and I do not blame him. I didn't see anything to indicate that he has lost a step this season -- he just got injured.Nor do I think he made a mistake getting out of Green Bay. He was treated poorly by the team and the QB and he had every reason to leave. Depending on what happens this offseason, I still see Walker as an excellent sleeper candidate next year.
Walker won't be #1 in Dallas either?OK, I was dreaming that the Broncos would get 2 #1s for Walker...but honestly, pending a physical, what's to say he can't thrive opposite a guy like Owens? I think Dallas will find that they desperately need another receiving option other than Witten this postseason, and if Rosenhaus made Owens happy in Dallas, he could make Walker happy there too.
If he hadn't gotten hurt, there was a good chance of him and Marshall being similar to Chad Johnson and TJ in Cincy. If Denver got something out of moving Ashley Lelie, they have to get SOMETHING out of moving Walker...
xThose things happened in the first three weeks of this year. A revision is necessary to make your statement factual.SSOG said:No. In week one, he had 9/119. In week two, he had 8/101. In week three, he was injured. That occurred this year. Again, these are facts and are not open to debate to anyone other than you. Why on earth would I want to revise it?H.K. said:xHere is your quote:SSOG said:Yes, factual. Javon Walker got 9/119 in his first game. That's a fact. Javon Walker got 8/101 in his second game. That's a fact. Javon Walker got injured in his third game. That's a fact. As I said, only you think that these facts are open to debate.
Factual statistics? According to you, Walker only played in two games!
"Javon Walker this year- 9/119, 8/101, injury."
Care to revise it?
You need to revise everyone's stats who get injured.Those things happened in the first three weeks of this year. A revision is necessary to make your statement factual.
See my post in Walker's spotlight thread.Ro3384 said:I myself was in that same Javon Walker boat, HK, I felt that he would be a huge disappointment... not because of injury... not because he's a mini-meshawn... but because he finished the season awful with Jay Cutler... Cutler did not have the chemistry with Walker that would put him at #1, or even #2 WR status. I had him as a 3WR at best.
Marshall. Read the past news on the issue.Who has a connection to Williams' killers?bcr8f said:I think he mentioned Green Bay only to illustrate how much he wants out of Denver. >I'll even go back to GB.<I think the issue is Marshall and perceived connection to Williams killers(they've never been caught) and he just wants to go somewhere (anywhere) else.Bailiver said:Disclaimer: I thought Walker had a shot to be the #1 WR this year. Why all the J.W. hate? I read his comments as saying that because of the performances by Marshall and Stokely, Denver likely will release him rather than pay the amount agreed to in his contract. Walker has no intention of playing for less than the amount the team agreed to pay him -- and I do not blame him. I didn't see anything to indicate that he has lost a step this season -- he just got injured.Nor do I think he made a mistake getting out of Green Bay. He was treated poorly by the team and the QB and he had every reason to leave. Depending on what happens this offseason, I still see Walker as an excellent sleeper candidate next year.
Driver did beat him out and was always the #1.Jennings did that in year 2. Far better than Walker was in year 1 or year 2.What are you big red "x"ing? Did Walker not get 9/119 in his first game? Did he not get 8/101 in the second game? Was he not injured in the third?H.K., ladies and gentlemen- the only poster in the pool who thinks that factual statistics are open to debate.XJavon Walker this year- 9/119, 8/101, injury.
I don't know, how about when he posted 1382/12 in Green Bay? Or maybe in the next season he played, where he put up 1207/9 despite changing teams and coming off of a major career-threatening injury?Saying that Walker would be beaten out not just by Driver (who couldn't beat him out the last time they played together) and Jennings (who's about 300 yards shy of Walker's big season in Green Bay), but by JAMES JONES, who has 676 career receiving yards... that's schtick. That's taking a point and then overexaggerating it beyond all meaning and reasonability.That's funny. Since when????I'm going on record as saying that H.K. must know his stuff. Oh yeah, Walker is no better than #4 if he was to be allowed back in Green Bay...which he's not. His act is not needed.H.K. said:SSOG from the same thread:
Walker is an elite option at WR. He may not finish #1, but I think he's got a great chance at cracking the top 5.
I don't think he wants to be a #1 as much as he wants to be a winner. If Denver had 10 wins this year (and he played in more than half of them), I doubt this would even be a discussion.Walker won't be #1 in Dallas either?OK, I was dreaming that the Broncos would get 2 #1s for Walker...but honestly, pending a physical, what's to say he can't thrive opposite a guy like Owens? I think Dallas will find that they desperately need another receiving option other than Witten this postseason, and if Rosenhaus made Owens happy in Dallas, he could make Walker happy there too.
If he hadn't gotten hurt, there was a good chance of him and Marshall being similar to Chad Johnson and TJ in Cincy. If Denver got something out of moving Ashley Lelie, they have to get SOMETHING out of moving Walker...
A. The hate comes from this not being the first time he has pulled this type of thing.B. Treated poorly by the team and QB? Only after he demanded more money (rather than playing for the amount the team agreed to pay him), and held out of camp. Then got hurt and still wanted more money. GB is not blameless in this...but by no means is Walker either.Bailiver said:Disclaimer: I thought Walker had a shot to be the #1 WR this year. Why all the J.W. hate? I read his comments as saying that because of the performances by Marshall and Stokely, Denver likely will release him rather than pay the amount agreed to in his contract. Walker has no intention of playing for less than the amount the team agreed to pay him -- and I do not blame him. I didn't see anything to indicate that he has lost a step this season -- he just got injured.Nor do I think he made a mistake getting out of Green Bay. He was treated poorly by the team and the QB and he had every reason to leave. Depending on what happens this offseason, I still see Walker as an excellent sleeper candidate next year.