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Rotoworld:

ESPN Jets reporter Rich Cimini believes the Jets releasing WR Percy Harvin is the "logical move."

The sixth-round pick the Jets parted with in the Harvin deal becomes a fourth-round pick if he is still on the Jets roster in 2015. Cimini doubts new Jets GM Mike Maccagnan will be willing to sacrifice two rounds in order to keep an injury-prone receiver and his $10.5 million contract on the roster. We tend to agree. Harvin will likely be looking for work during free agency.

Source: ESPN New York
Jan 24 - 1:03 PM
The Jets with Harvin on the roster are $35 million under the cap. They are also likely to release Chris Johnson for a savings of $3.5M.

They want Geno to develop and they're going into next year with Decker and...??

 
Rotoworld:

ESPN Jets reporter Rich Cimini believes the Jets releasing WR Percy Harvin is the "logical move."

The sixth-round pick the Jets parted with in the Harvin deal becomes a fourth-round pick if he is still on the Jets roster in 2015. Cimini doubts new Jets GM Mike Maccagnan will be willing to sacrifice two rounds in order to keep an injury-prone receiver and his $10.5 million contract on the roster. We tend to agree. Harvin will likely be looking for work during free agency.

Source: ESPN New York
Jan 24 - 1:03 PM
The Jets with Harvin on the roster are $35 million under the cap. They are also likely to release Chris Johnson for a savings of $3.5M.

They want Geno to develop and they're going into next year with Decker and...??
Decker Amaro Harvin and Ivory would be a decent foundation. Its Geno who needs to go

 
Rotoworld:

ESPN Jets reporter Rich Cimini believes the Jets releasing WR Percy Harvin is the "logical move."

The sixth-round pick the Jets parted with in the Harvin deal becomes a fourth-round pick if he is still on the Jets roster in 2015. Cimini doubts new Jets GM Mike Maccagnan will be willing to sacrifice two rounds in order to keep an injury-prone receiver and his $10.5 million contract on the roster. We tend to agree. Harvin will likely be looking for work during free agency.

Source: ESPN New York

Jan 24 - 1:03 PM
The Jets with Harvin on the roster are $35 million under the cap. They are also likely to release Chris Johnson for a savings of $3.5M.

They want Geno to develop and they're going into next year with Decker and...??
Kerley was resigned. Amaro has potential as a good pass catching tight end. If Harvin goes away, the Jets will likely pursue a WR in free agency. Also, they will possibly draft one with one of their first two picks.
 
Rotoworld:

ESPN New York's Rich Cimini believes the Jets will release Percy Harvin before March 19.

March 19 is important because if Harvin is on the roster, the Jets will owe the Seahawks a fourth-round pick. If he's not on the roster, the Jets will only have to send Seattle a sixth-rounder. Considering the Jets can wash their hands completely clean of Harvin's $10.5 million salary without a dead-money hit makes the decision even easier. Harvin is electric when healthy, so he'd be a highly-interesting player to track should he hit the market. And it sounds like he will.


Source: ESPN New York
Feb 11 - 10:03 AM
 
Rotoworld:

New coach Todd Bowles said at the Combine that the Jets are still "evaluating" Percy Harvin's spot on the roster.

New GM Mike Maccagnan "hinted" the Jets may ask Harvin to redo his deal. In an ideal world, the Jets would bring back Harvin at a salary lower than his currently-owed $10.5 million. The Jets need to be collecting weapons, not cutting them.

Source: Rich Cimini on Twitter
Feb 18 - 3:21 PM
 
Rotoworld:

New coach Todd Bowles said at the Combine that the Jets are still "evaluating" Percy Harvin's spot on the roster.

New GM Mike Maccagnan "hinted" the Jets may ask Harvin to redo his deal. In an ideal world, the Jets would bring back Harvin at a salary lower than his currently-owed $10.5 million. The Jets need to be collecting weapons, not cutting them.

Source: Rich Cimini on Twitter

Feb 18 - 3:21 PM
It's remarkable that a team with no other offensive weapons and a huge amount of cap space even considers cutting a talent like Harvin instead of designing schemes to get him the ball.
 
Rotoworld:

New coach Todd Bowles said at the Combine that the Jets are still "evaluating" Percy Harvin's spot on the roster.

New GM Mike Maccagnan "hinted" the Jets may ask Harvin to redo his deal. In an ideal world, the Jets would bring back Harvin at a salary lower than his currently-owed $10.5 million. The Jets need to be collecting weapons, not cutting them.

Source: Rich Cimini on Twitter

Feb 18 - 3:21 PM
It's remarkable that a team with no other offensive weapons and a huge amount of cap space even considers cutting a talent like Harvin instead of designing schemes to get him the ball.
In fairness, the Seahawks did so already. Maybe there's just something not that great about Harvin?? :shrug:

 
Rotoworld:

New coach Todd Bowles said at the Combine that the Jets are still "evaluating" Percy Harvin's spot on the roster.

New GM Mike Maccagnan "hinted" the Jets may ask Harvin to redo his deal. In an ideal world, the Jets would bring back Harvin at a salary lower than his currently-owed $10.5 million. The Jets need to be collecting weapons, not cutting them.

Source: Rich Cimini on Twitter

Feb 18 - 3:21 PM
It's remarkable that a team with no other offensive weapons and a huge amount of cap space even considers cutting a talent like Harvin instead of designing schemes to get him the ball.
In fairness, the Seahawks did so already. Maybe there's just something not that great about Harvin?? :shrug:
Perhaps. But it's one thing for a team that can win with its defense like Seattle to part with a player. With the Jets there is no clear path to winning games and playmakers give you that chance. Harvin has shown that playmaker ability when he's properly deployed.
 
Rotoworld:

CBS Sports' Jason La Canfora "would be shocked" if Percy Harvin agreed to take a pay cut to remain with the Jets.

Due a non-guaranteed $10.5 million, the Jets are expected to ask Harvin for a pay cut. If he declines, there's a chance the Jets could release Harvin. If he's cut, La Canfora expects the Patriots to have interest in Harvin. New England has always thought highly of the soon-to-be 27-year-old. We'd expect the Jets to do everything they can to retain Harvin, as they're in need of offensive weapons.

Related: Patriots

Source: Jason La Canfora on Twitter
Feb 23 - 9:13 PM
 
Rotoworld:

New coach Todd Bowles said at the Combine that the Jets are still "evaluating" Percy Harvin's spot on the roster.

New GM Mike Maccagnan "hinted" the Jets may ask Harvin to redo his deal. In an ideal world, the Jets would bring back Harvin at a salary lower than his currently-owed $10.5 million. The Jets need to be collecting weapons, not cutting them.

Source: Rich Cimini on Twitter

Feb 18 - 3:21 PM
It's remarkable that a team with no other offensive weapons and a huge amount of cap space even considers cutting a talent like Harvin instead of designing schemes to get him the ball.
That's just it.... Jets don't just let him go without having a backup plan....

I go back and forth but, the 4th round pick they have to give up makes me lean against paying him 10 million if he doesn't restructure. Just saw Bloom tweet that Harvin may have to settle for a show-me 1 year 3 mill deal on the market!!!!!!! Huh???

You pay a guy 10 mill plus a 4th rounder who commands 3 mill / 1 yr on the market? Granted that seems low.

On 1 hand the Jets have the money and the need - on the other hand, do you ever see yourself locking up decent money long term to him? So, it's questionable wether this is a rental or a guy you are building something around.

I'd spend that 10 mill plus a decent amount more on one of these top FA WR's.... Jets also will have an opportunity to pick one of the top Wr's in the draft plus decent WR value will be at the top of round 2.

Yes, the Jets need a top weapon in front of Amaro, Decker, Kerely - But, 10 mill + 4th round??

 
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Rotoworld:

New coach Todd Bowles said at the Combine that the Jets are still "evaluating" Percy Harvin's spot on the roster.

New GM Mike Maccagnan "hinted" the Jets may ask Harvin to redo his deal. In an ideal world, the Jets would bring back Harvin at a salary lower than his currently-owed $10.5 million. The Jets need to be collecting weapons, not cutting them.

Source: Rich Cimini on Twitter

Feb 18 - 3:21 PM
It's remarkable that a team with no other offensive weapons and a huge amount of cap space even considers cutting a talent like Harvin instead of designing schemes to get him the ball.
That's just it.... Jets don't just let him go without having a backup plan....

I go back and forth but, the 4th round pick they have to give up makes me lean against paying him 10 million if he doesn't restructure. Just saw Bloom tweet that Harvin may have to settle for a show-me 1 year 3 mill deal on the market!!!!!!! Huh???

You pay a guy 10 mill plus a 4th rounder who commands 3 mill / 1 yr on the market? Granted that seems low.

On 1 hand the Jets have the money and the need - on the other hand, do you ever see yourself locking up decent money long term to him? So, it's questionable wether this is a rental or a guy you are building something around.

I'd spend that 10 mill plus a decent amount more on one of these top FA WR's.... Jets also will have an opportunity to pick one of the top Wr's in the draft plus decent WR value will be at the top of round 2.

Yes, the Jets need a top weapon in front of Amaro, Decker, Kerely - But, 10 mill + 4th round??
Harvin in full bluff mode IMO - keeps floating he wont restructure - that's BS...if market is offering $4-$5M per year and Jets are offering $6M then he'll be back...and if not then he never wanted to be there.....Jets may have to cut him and let him set the market but I dont buy his hard line position....no way should the Jets pay $10M per yr for this guy. Add in a 4th rder vs a 6th and its really a no brainer IMO unless he agrees to a much better deal.

 
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I am not so sure that Harvin owners need to panic if Harvin stays with the Jets. I am one who firmly believes that he will be quite dynamic if he stays. Hear me out. Chan Gailey the Jets new offensive coordinator had a great run fantasy wise for Ryan Fitzpatrick, Stevie Johnson, Spiller, and FJax. Gailey's run in Buffalo from 2010-2012 had Stevie Johnson putting up nice numbers:

2010 Stevie Johnson: 82 receptions, 1073 yards and 10 tds. Had 141 targets

2011 Stevie Johnson: 76 receptions, 1004 yards, and 7 td's. Had 134 targets

2012 Stevie Johnson: 79 receptions, 1046 yards, and 6 tds. Had 148 targets.

Since Gailey left, Stevie has not had more then 597 yards and 3tds and is onto a new team and looking like a sub par to crappy WR.

Spiller looked like one of the most gifted rb's in the game in 2012 with 1700 combined yards and 8 tds.

I happen to think Geno Smith has way more skills than Fitzpatrick ever had. I also think Harvin is a much more dynamic threat than Stevie Johnson. I think Gailey is/was gifted at utilizing his weapons and getting the most out of his players on offense. As far as fantasy goes, I happen to think Harvin with Gailey in play is a going to be very good. I think Gailey will find a way to get Harvin 130 plus targets if he stays with the Jets. Now a lot will have to do with Harvin's ability to stay healthy which is a major concern and has hindered his career so far. But I am remaining quite optimistic if Harvin is with the Jets.

Also in 2008 Gailey as the O coordinator with the Chiefs was able to get Thigpen to throw for 18 tds in only 11 games started. Bowe in only his second year in the league had 86 receptions 1022 yards and 7 tds. More importantly he had 157 targets. Gailey tries to get his best players the ball. Bowe has never caught more balls or had more targets to this day as he did when he had Gailey running his O. Also Thigpen looked respectable and we all know how bad he is.

 
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Rotoworld:

New coach Todd Bowles said at the Combine that the Jets are still "evaluating" Percy Harvin's spot on the roster.

New GM Mike Maccagnan "hinted" the Jets may ask Harvin to redo his deal. In an ideal world, the Jets would bring back Harvin at a salary lower than his currently-owed $10.5 million. The Jets need to be collecting weapons, not cutting them.

Source: Rich Cimini on Twitter

Feb 18 - 3:21 PM
It's remarkable that a team with no other offensive weapons and a huge amount of cap space even considers cutting a talent like Harvin instead of designing schemes to get him the ball.
That's just it.... Jets don't just let him go without having a backup plan....

I go back and forth but, the 4th round pick they have to give up makes me lean against paying him 10 million if he doesn't restructure. Just saw Bloom tweet that Harvin may have to settle for a show-me 1 year 3 mill deal on the market!!!!!!! Huh???

You pay a guy 10 mill plus a 4th rounder who commands 3 mill / 1 yr on the market? Granted that seems low.

On 1 hand the Jets have the money and the need - on the other hand, do you ever see yourself locking up decent money long term to him? So, it's questionable wether this is a rental or a guy you are building something around.

I'd spend that 10 mill plus a decent amount more on one of these top FA WR's.... Jets also will have an opportunity to pick one of the top Wr's in the draft plus decent WR value will be at the top of round 2.

Yes, the Jets need a top weapon in front of Amaro, Decker, Kerely - But, 10 mill + 4th round??
Harvin in full bluff mode IMO - keeps floating he wont restructure - that's BS...if market is offering $4-$5M per year and Jets are offering $6M then he'll be back...and if not then he never wanted to be there.....Jets may have to cut him and let him set the market but I dont buy his hard line position....no way should the Jets pay $10M per yr for this guy. Add in a 4th rder vs a 6th and its really a no brainer IMO unless he agrees to a much better deal.
He might not be. He may want a change of scenery. I don't know him , but he has made a decent amount the past couple years, so maybe he is willing to take a little less to have say Tom Brady as his QB instead of Geno Smith. Honestly, long term earnings wise, that would be a good investment. Take a one year deal like Maclin did and have a good year in a good passing offense (not Geno or a rookie) and get a big contract the year after. Taking a 1 year 6M contract with the Jets could cause him to have a crappy 2016+ deal versus a 1 year 4M contract with the Patriots, etc.

 
I don't think Harvin is bluffing. He made over $20M the past two years and money probably isn't his number one concern. He'd play for the Jets again for $10.5M but if he's asked to play for market value he'd likely rather play somewhere with a better chance to win.

 
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stbugs said:
Kiddnets said:
Reaper said:
Rotoworld:

New coach Todd Bowles said at the Combine that the Jets are still "evaluating" Percy Harvin's spot on the roster.

New GM Mike Maccagnan "hinted" the Jets may ask Harvin to redo his deal. In an ideal world, the Jets would bring back Harvin at a salary lower than his currently-owed $10.5 million. The Jets need to be collecting weapons, not cutting them.

Source: Rich Cimini on Twitter

Feb 18 - 3:21 PM
It's remarkable that a team with no other offensive weapons and a huge amount of cap space even considers cutting a talent like Harvin instead of designing schemes to get him the ball.
That's just it.... Jets don't just let him go without having a backup plan....

I go back and forth but, the 4th round pick they have to give up makes me lean against paying him 10 million if he doesn't restructure. Just saw Bloom tweet that Harvin may have to settle for a show-me 1 year 3 mill deal on the market!!!!!!! Huh???

You pay a guy 10 mill plus a 4th rounder who commands 3 mill / 1 yr on the market? Granted that seems low.

On 1 hand the Jets have the money and the need - on the other hand, do you ever see yourself locking up decent money long term to him? So, it's questionable wether this is a rental or a guy you are building something around.

I'd spend that 10 mill plus a decent amount more on one of these top FA WR's.... Jets also will have an opportunity to pick one of the top Wr's in the draft plus decent WR value will be at the top of round 2.

Yes, the Jets need a top weapon in front of Amaro, Decker, Kerely - But, 10 mill + 4th round??
Harvin in full bluff mode IMO - keeps floating he wont restructure - that's BS...if market is offering $4-$5M per year and Jets are offering $6M then he'll be back...and if not then he never wanted to be there.....Jets may have to cut him and let him set the market but I dont buy his hard line position....no way should the Jets pay $10M per yr for this guy. Add in a 4th rder vs a 6th and its really a no brainer IMO unless he agrees to a much better deal.
He might not be. He may want a change of scenery. I don't know him , but he has made a decent amount the past couple years, so maybe he is willing to take a little less to have say Tom Brady as his QB instead of Geno Smith. Honestly, long term earnings wise, that would be a good investment. Take a one year deal like Maclin did and have a good year in a good passing offense (not Geno or a rookie) and get a big contract the year after. Taking a 1 year 6M contract with the Jets could cause him to have a crappy 2016+ deal versus a 1 year 4M contract with the Patriots, etc.
Good points - if thats the case I would cut him - he's not worth $10.5M and a higher draft pick -If he would take that much less per year from another team then I wouldnt want him on the Jets anyway. He was shaky at best for the Jets and again couldnt stay healthy.

 
stbugs said:
Kiddnets said:
Reaper said:
Rotoworld:

New coach Todd Bowles said at the Combine that the Jets are still "evaluating" Percy Harvin's spot on the roster.

New GM Mike Maccagnan "hinted" the Jets may ask Harvin to redo his deal. In an ideal world, the Jets would bring back Harvin at a salary lower than his currently-owed $10.5 million. The Jets need to be collecting weapons, not cutting them.

Source: Rich Cimini on Twitter

Feb 18 - 3:21 PM
It's remarkable that a team with no other offensive weapons and a huge amount of cap space even considers cutting a talent like Harvin instead of designing schemes to get him the ball.
That's just it.... Jets don't just let him go without having a backup plan....

I go back and forth but, the 4th round pick they have to give up makes me lean against paying him 10 million if he doesn't restructure. Just saw Bloom tweet that Harvin may have to settle for a show-me 1 year 3 mill deal on the market!!!!!!! Huh???

You pay a guy 10 mill plus a 4th rounder who commands 3 mill / 1 yr on the market? Granted that seems low.

On 1 hand the Jets have the money and the need - on the other hand, do you ever see yourself locking up decent money long term to him? So, it's questionable wether this is a rental or a guy you are building something around.

I'd spend that 10 mill plus a decent amount more on one of these top FA WR's.... Jets also will have an opportunity to pick one of the top Wr's in the draft plus decent WR value will be at the top of round 2.

Yes, the Jets need a top weapon in front of Amaro, Decker, Kerely - But, 10 mill + 4th round??
Harvin in full bluff mode IMO - keeps floating he wont restructure - that's BS...if market is offering $4-$5M per year and Jets are offering $6M then he'll be back...and if not then he never wanted to be there.....Jets may have to cut him and let him set the market but I dont buy his hard line position....no way should the Jets pay $10M per yr for this guy. Add in a 4th rder vs a 6th and its really a no brainer IMO unless he agrees to a much better deal.
He might not be. He may want a change of scenery. I don't know him , but he has made a decent amount the past couple years, so maybe he is willing to take a little less to have say Tom Brady as his QB instead of Geno Smith. Honestly, long term earnings wise, that would be a good investment. Take a one year deal like Maclin did and have a good year in a good passing offense (not Geno or a rookie) and get a big contract the year after. Taking a 1 year 6M contract with the Jets could cause him to have a crappy 2016+ deal versus a 1 year 4M contract with the Patriots, etc.
Good points - if thats the case I would cut him - he's not worth $10.5M and a higher draft pick -If he would take that much less per year from another team then I wouldnt want him on the Jets anyway. He was shaky at best for the Jets and again couldnt stay healthy.
No way as the Jets would I pay him $10 + a 4th. If he was spectacular last year, maybe, but he wasn't. My point is only around him taking a pay cut with the Jets. His long term $$$ could be better if he goes to a better passing team even if it is not at the highest offer. Honestly, the Jets aren't in a win now situation, so I'd rather pay $10M per year on a WR in 2016 or 2017 when Geno/the rookie is better and have it be someone like Cobb or Nelson, rather than Harvin (who I liked before 2014).

 
Rotoworld:

The Jets are hoping to resolve Percy Harvin's contract situation before March 19.

If Harvin is still on the team by March 19, New York would owe Seattle a fourth-round draft pick. If he's gone, the Jets would only be on the hook for a sixth-rounder. New York is hoping to reduce Harvin's salary figure for next season, but both sides see that as an unlikely outcome. Harvin recorded 350 receiving yards in eight games after his midseason trade to New York.

Source: Ed Werder on Twitter
Mar 3 - 12:44 PM
 
Rotoworld:

Profootballtalk.com names the Chargers, Packers, and Patriots as "teams to watch" when Percy Harvin officially becomes a free agent on Monday.
Harvin hasn't technically been cut yet, but it'll be a formality when he is on Monday. PFT's Mike Florio seems to have inside info that Green Bay, San Diego, and New England will jump into the Harvin bidding. At 27 years old (in May), Harvin's smartest move would likely be to take a one-year, "prove-it" deal for 2015 and attempt to parlay it into a bigger payday in 2016.

Related: Packers, Patriots, Chargers

Source: Profootballtalk on NBC Sports
Mar 8 - 6:57 PM
 
Rotoworld:

Profootballtalk.com names the Chargers, Packers, and Patriots as "teams to watch" when Percy Harvin officially becomes a free agent on Monday.
Harvin hasn't technically been cut yet, but it'll be a formality when he is on Monday. PFT's Mike Florio seems to have inside info that Green Bay, San Diego, and New England will jump into the Harvin bidding. At 27 years old (in May), Harvin's smartest move would likely be to take a one-year, "prove-it" deal for 2015 and attempt to parlay it into a bigger payday in 2016.

Related: Packers, Patriots, Chargers

Source: Profootballtalk on NBC Sports
Mar 8 - 6:57 PM
As a Harvin owner I'll take any of those teams.

 
Why would Green Bay want Harvin now that they have resigned Cobb? They still have Jordy and Adams. Seems like an unnecessary expense and risk, given 3 teams have given up on him within the past few years.

I could see the Chargers and New England taking a chance on him.

 
Rotoworld:

Profootballtalk.com names the Chargers, Packers, and Patriots as "teams to watch" when Percy Harvin officially becomes a free agent on Monday.

Harvin hasn't technically been cut yet, but it'll be a formality when he is on Monday. PFT's Mike Florio seems to have inside info that Green Bay, San Diego, and New England will jump into the Harvin bidding. At 27 years old (in May), Harvin's smartest move would likely be to take a one-year, "prove-it" deal for 2015 and attempt to parlay it into a bigger payday in 2016.

Related: Packers, Patriots, Chargers

Source: Profootballtalk on NBC Sports

Mar 8 - 6:57 PM
This reaks of an agent generated report. Highly doubt Green Bay would have interest. They don't use a lot of 4 wr formations.

 
Rotoworld:

Profootballtalk.com names the Chargers, Packers, and Patriots as "teams to watch" when Percy Harvin officially becomes a free agent on Monday.

Harvin hasn't technically been cut yet, but it'll be a formality when he is on Monday. PFT's Mike Florio seems to have inside info that Green Bay, San Diego, and New England will jump into the Harvin bidding. At 27 years old (in May), Harvin's smartest move would likely be to take a one-year, "prove-it" deal for 2015 and attempt to parlay it into a bigger payday in 2016.

Related: Packers, Patriots, Chargers

Source: Profootballtalk on NBC Sports

Mar 8 - 6:57 PM
This reaks of an agent generated report. Highly doubt Green Bay would have interest. They don't use a lot of 4 wr formations.
I can't help but think that meant Harvin to Green bay as a backup plan if they couldn't get Cobb signed.

I wonder if you can add the Eagles to that list now that Maclin is gone?

Also, while it may be a tough fit cap wise, Belichick has been a Harvin fan since his Gators days.

 
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Per Around The NFL @AroundTheNFL Bills announce Percy Harvin is in Buffalo for a visit.
Interesting. Rex must have seen something he liked last season. I would think a trio of skill guys of McCoy, Watkins and Harvin would create some pretty big plays for Buffalo.

 
He's obviously a perfect fit for New England. They've always been willing to take in cheap players who have worn out their welcome elsewhere and his skills will be perfect for their dink and dunk offense. Throw the ball out there and let him do his thing.

 
Harvin at this point must have personality concerns, which could be spooking some teams and effectively taking him off their "free agent boards".

 
Rotoworld:

According to ESPN's Josina Anderson, free agent Percy Harvin has grown tired of being used as a "gadget guy" and would prefer to play as a more "traditional wide receiver."

Anderson added that some in Harvin's camp "want him to play with a more experienced quarterback," which could take the Bills out of the running. It's understandable why Harvin wouldn't want to be typecast, but at the same time, his hybrid running back/receiver skill set is what makes him most appealing. Aside from Buffalo, the Patriots have also been linked to Harvin.

Source: Josina Anderson on Twitter
Mar 12 - 8:26 AM
 

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