Well, what about after the season? Would someone give up a first round draft pick for him. I think the Lions should also dump Charles Rogers for a first round pick. Maybe even Kevin Jones, although at least he's actually gone out there injured and put it on the line. Okay, so trading Jones might look one-sided, but Pinner and Bryson have been solid, and together could team up behind a solid offensive line to establish a solid running game.

My thinking is if they can get enough first round picks for some of their dead weight (to them, maybe not to someone else) now, they can use all of them on offensive linemen. The more offensive linemen they can pick up in the next draft (and I'm talking solid playes), the better their chances of putting together a group that can actually protect their quarterbacks next season, giving them time to actually get the ball to Mike Williams and Scotty Vines. DOWNFIELD!!!!!!

Looking at the last game, Harrington fumbled and was intercepted in the first half. Both plays led to touchdowns for Minnesota. However, excluding those screw ups, Harrington had one of his best games ever. He showed he belonged. Imagine if he would have actually had protection from a competent offensive line. I say keep all three quarterbacks next year, and get them behind a real offensive line.

Of course, they'll probably need a new coach, but that might be the easiest piece to replace.

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