Deal or no deal at receiver? *Merged

[Raiders40]

http://www.packersnews.com/apps/pbcs...608020525/1989

[Raidernexx]

Good read '40!
Thanks for posting that.
I didn't know that he was complaining right outta college!
Geez, what a freakin' turd!
JUST BE HAPPY YOU GOT DRAFTED AT ALL YOU PIECE OF TRASH!
Nexx

[Raiders40]

Originally Posted by Raidernexx

Good read '40!
Thanks for posting that.
I didn't know that he was complaining right outta college!
Geez, what a freakin' turd!
JUST BE HAPPY YOU GOT DRAFTED AT ALL YOU PIECE OF TRASH!
Nexx

[WookieRaider]

Thanks for the read bro. The Green Bay Packers, hmm, now there is a possibility. I also noted that there were a couple of other teams mentioned. A deal may yet happen. Not bad. I did notice that none of the teams mentioned are in our division. Even better...

[The Shocker]

they dont have anything to trade

[d-mac37]

Originally Posted by Tha Rizzock

they dont have anything to trade

Denial is not a river in Egypt.

Every team has players or draft picks that they are willing to trade, if they think the trade will improve thier team.

[The Shocker]

Originally Posted by d-mac37

Denial is not a river in Egypt.

Every team has players or draft picks that they are willing to trade, if they think the trade will improve thier team.

draft picks dont help much and davis said himself immediate impact or something of equal value. we need a player and they dont have one the only place i can hink of is NO for grant or stallworth and maybe SF with eric johnson

[Jimi18]

Originally Posted by Tha Rizzock

they dont have anything to trade

give them porter and Tui for farve

[The Shocker]

Originally Posted by jimi18

give them porter and Tui for farve

lets just get c-wood back LOL

[RighteousRayda]

As a rookie, he complained publicly that the Raiders selected kicker Sebastian Janikowski instead of him in the first round, then asked for a trade in the offseason. He was upset at various times over the next four years for what he considered a diminished role behind veterans such as Andre Rison, Jerry Rice and Tim Brown, and in '04 said he'd never play for the Raiders again after hearing rumors they had considered trading him.

Then, about a week after he signed the contract extension in '05, the Raiders acquired receiver Randy Moss, again putting Porter in a No. 2 role.

This offseason, he got in an argument with new coach Art Shell about the team's expectation that he work out in Oakland for much of the offseason and again asked for a trade. He reported to training camp but has missed most of the practice time because of a calf injury.

Oh my goodness. What a perpetual thorn in the side this kid has been. Thinks he's God's gift to the NFL apparently. Demands respect without ever having earned it.

[Raiderjersey]

all cancer on this team is almost gone. thank god. what a breath of fresh air this team will breathe once we are free of a distraction player. wish he had left around the time of the draft. this attitude is getting old

[AudieMurphy1]

Originally Posted by Raiderjersey

all cancer on this team is almost gone. thank god. what a breath of fresh air this team will breathe once we are free of a distraction player. wish he had left around the time of the draft. this attitude is getting old

the only player he's distracting is himself

[VaRayder]

Packers | Team needs help at WR; price for Porter may be too high
Wed, 2 Aug 2006 06:06:46 -0700

Pete Dougherty, of Packersnews.com, reports it is obvious the Green Bay Packers need help at wide receiver, but the cost of obtaining that help may be too high. Although the Oakland Raiders appear willing to trade perpetually disgruntled WR Jerry Porter, a deal appears unlikely unless the Raiders drop their asking price significantly. They reportedly are looking for at least a first-round draft pick, and it's hard to see the Packers giving up more than a fourth-round pick for him, or perhaps a third. "I don't know what's really on (the Raiders') minds, but I know they want a big-time pick," said Reggie McKenzie, the Packers' director of pro personnel. The chances of the Packers making a deal during training camp probably are slim because general manager Ted Thompson is more philosophically opposed to trading picks than most general managers in the league. Through five days of camp, no receiver has jumped out as a weapon to complement WR Donald Driver. The Packers are one of several teams in the market for a receiver, along with Philadelphia, Atlanta, Chicago, San Francisco and Jacksonville

[BlackHeart]

My friend whos a 49er fan said He would trade Barlow and a 4th for Porter

[YoungLegend]

gado and a 3rd round pick.