kacey ima send you a the best offer in your life

go see for yourself.

taking a look

sure why not

you rejected it.

Really couldn't find a reason to do that trade.

how about evans, breaston for colston.

na

I'll give you Welker straight up for Colston?

or maybe a deal involving those 2?

I originally had Welker. I'm a huge Colston fan, probably my favorite player in the NFL now (well, will be once Favre officially retires).

I'm working with gators right now on a deal that involves Colston. If we can't get anything done, then I'm going to stop the trade talk for awhile and try to finish this team analysis I'm trying to do for out league.

you rejected it.

you rejected it.

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