The poker game between Buffalo Bills General Manager Marv Levy and current San Diego GM A.J. Smith may have come to an end.
ESPN’s John Clayton reported Saturday that Smith is likely to keep backup running back Michael Turner rather than dealing him to either Buffalo or Tennessee, the two teams thought to be most interested in acquiring his services. The catch, according to Clayton, is Smith’s insistence that a first-round pick either this year or in 2008 be included in any trade package. If that’s the case, Levy’s doing the right thing. If Smith doesn’t lower his trade demands, the Chargers risk losing Turner for nothing after this season, when he can become an unrestricted free agent.
ESPN’s John Clayton reported Saturday that Smith is likely to keep backup running back Michael Turner rather than dealing him to either Buffalo or Tennessee, the two teams thought to be most interested in acquiring his services. The catch, according to Clayton, is Smith’s insistence that a first-round pick either this year or in 2008 be included in any trade package. If that’s the case, Levy’s doing the right thing. If Smith doesn’t lower his trade demands, the Chargers risk losing Turner for nothing after this season, when he can become an unrestricted free agent.
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