Got this from an FBG email:
Clipped from: Jaguars.com article by Vic Ketchman, 7/7/05
Join jaguars.com senior editor Vic Ketchman as he tackles the fans' tough questions.
Joni from Jacksonville: Hey, Vic, welcome back! ESPN recently reported that Fred Taylor will miss the first weeks of training camp. Is that report accurate? Also, they say the Jags are interested in Travis Henry and that the Bills won't let him go for less than a third-round pick. Is that the right price for the Jags?
Vic: I don't know when Fred Taylor will be ready to go. We're just going to have to wait and see. As far as Travis Henry is concerned, my information is that the Bills want the compensation in a trade for him to be conditional. My information is they want the compensation to be upgraded to a second-round pick if Henry achieves a designated level of production. I think that's the stumbling block in a trade. A second-round pick starts to get a little pricey. I have no problem with a third-round pick. As far as I'm concerned, if the price is a third-round pick, pull the trigger.
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We've been hearing for months that the Bills were seeking a third-round pick for Henry. Now here's Vic Ketchman saying he'd have no problem trading a third-round pick for him. Ketchman is not a Jaguars team official; he's the Senior Editor for the team's official website. But he's probably as plugged in as any writer is about what Jaguars team officials may be thinking.
The Titans had been considered the most probable destination for Henry during most of the offseason, but the Jaguars appear to be just as serious a possibility.
Join jaguars.com senior editor Vic Ketchman as he tackles the fans' tough questions.
Joni from Jacksonville: Hey, Vic, welcome back! ESPN recently reported that Fred Taylor will miss the first weeks of training camp. Is that report accurate? Also, they say the Jags are interested in Travis Henry and that the Bills won't let him go for less than a third-round pick. Is that the right price for the Jags?
Vic: I don't know when Fred Taylor will be ready to go. We're just going to have to wait and see. As far as Travis Henry is concerned, my information is that the Bills want the compensation in a trade for him to be conditional. My information is they want the compensation to be upgraded to a second-round pick if Henry achieves a designated level of production. I think that's the stumbling block in a trade. A second-round pick starts to get a little pricey. I have no problem with a third-round pick. As far as I'm concerned, if the price is a third-round pick, pull the trigger.
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We've been hearing for months that the Bills were seeking a third-round pick for Henry. Now here's Vic Ketchman saying he'd have no problem trading a third-round pick for him. Ketchman is not a Jaguars team official; he's the Senior Editor for the team's official website. But he's probably as plugged in as any writer is about what Jaguars team officials may be thinking.
The Titans had been considered the most probable destination for Henry during most of the offseason, but the Jaguars appear to be just as serious a possibility.
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