If this happened and its a longshot, I bet it would motivate Berry to get his ass on the field quicker.

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Keep me informed.

PLEASE

I hope the interest isn't driven by concern over Berry's recovery.

We would have the top two safeties selected in 2010... Berry at 5, Thomas at 14... pretty wild.

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Maybe. Seems the Seahawks are getting tired of his shit and want to move him with stronger desire now.

Probably could get it done for a 3rd.

I read that Seattle already rejected a 2nd round pick from Dallas and may want more than a 3rd rounder they'd get if he just left

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Get it done

If a third is what it takes then you absolutely make that trade.

It honestly wouldn't make sense NOT to make this trade work. ****ING DO IT BRETT!!!

I'm gonna have to buy moar lube!

Between Earl Thomas and Eric Berry, since they were drafted in 2010, Eric Berry has had 5 pro bowl seasons, 3 first team all pro seasons and Thomas has had 6 pro bowl seasons, 3 first team all pro seasons.

That’s a combined 11 pro bowls and 6 first team all pro selections since 2010...