Honestly I am amazed by this and this is the reason I think the 49ers are a much better organization than the Seahawks.
Both traded for Wide Receivers with much different pedigree.
49ers give a 6th rounder for Boldin, who honestly is still a very good WR.
10th year avg, 77 rec, 1016 yds, 6 TD, 65% Passes for 1st down.
Yes he is 33, but he has exceptional hands, is very very tough and durable. The guy had his face crushed and came back to play that year WTF!!! Does he still have speed, no but he is a great blocker and very physical WR. With Crabtree and VD to compliment him he will thrive. Also most 6th rounders don't do squat.
Seahawks give a 1st, 3rd and 7th round pick for Harvin.
4th year avg. 70 rec, 830 yds, 5 TD, 60% passes for 1st down.
He is only 24, but he has major injury issues. He is very fast and is a triple threat, running and receiving. However, he is not a #1 WR, and goes to a team with a bunch of #2 and #3 WR already. Yes he is better than what they have, but he doesn't make the Seahawks that much better. To give up what should be a bonafide starter, and potential starter or great rotation guy and a scrub pick, I am amazed. What really suprises me is that Seattle has drafted well the past 3 years. Maybe they just didn't think this draft class had what they needed.
Both traded for Wide Receivers with much different pedigree.
49ers give a 6th rounder for Boldin, who honestly is still a very good WR.
10th year avg, 77 rec, 1016 yds, 6 TD, 65% Passes for 1st down.
Yes he is 33, but he has exceptional hands, is very very tough and durable. The guy had his face crushed and came back to play that year WTF!!! Does he still have speed, no but he is a great blocker and very physical WR. With Crabtree and VD to compliment him he will thrive. Also most 6th rounders don't do squat.
Seahawks give a 1st, 3rd and 7th round pick for Harvin.
4th year avg. 70 rec, 830 yds, 5 TD, 60% passes for 1st down.
He is only 24, but he has major injury issues. He is very fast and is a triple threat, running and receiving. However, he is not a #1 WR, and goes to a team with a bunch of #2 and #3 WR already. Yes he is better than what they have, but he doesn't make the Seahawks that much better. To give up what should be a bonafide starter, and potential starter or great rotation guy and a scrub pick, I am amazed. What really suprises me is that Seattle has drafted well the past 3 years. Maybe they just didn't think this draft class had what they needed.