Does it make sense to move Jennings?

[dlf_ericd]

I have an owner that's interested in Greg Jennings and is willing to give up quite a bit to get him...Without him, I would be starting 3 RB's, AJ & probably Sims-Walker. I have the last pick in round 1(10) and he has the first pick in round 2 (11). He is offering Vernon Davis, Mike Wallace, pick #11, and next year's 1st rounder. What do you think?

[Steelersfan]

I still think you are trying to trade for a position that you are already strong at by giving up a player that you should be starting each week, I would pass.

[BradyT]

I´d pass. Jennings will rebound and he will be a top 10 WR(top 5 potential) for years to come!

[GridIronFavre]

If you had a need at TE, this would be a offer to very seriously consider. However, you do not, so stay put. Jennings will rebound this year.

[pntgvn2399]

I still think you are trying to trade for a position that you are already strong at by giving up a player that you should be starting each week, I would pass.

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[haydn239]

If you had a need at TE, this would be a offer to very seriously consider. However, you do not, so stay put. Jennings will rebound this year.

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[MARKinMI]

its a fair deal compensatation wise but it doesn't make sense for your team. Besides if you trade Jennings you'd be forced to start MSW every week. that's a scary thought cuz he's made out of glass. there's NO way he plays an entire season. he never has and he never will.

[SpaderDude]

Hold off on the deal. The other side is getting the best player.

[Misfit74]

its a fair deal compensatation wise but it doesn't make sense for your team. Besides if you trade Jennings you'd be forced to start MSW every week. that's a scary thought cuz he's made out of glass. there's NO way he plays an entire season. he never has and he never will.

Sims-Walker was healthy for a full season in 2009. He played 15 games and missed the Seattle game due to suspension - not injury.