Article By Adam Hankins on 12th July, 2010
The concept of the trade itself sounded logical. The Redskins' biggest need right now would seem to be a true No. 1 receiver. The Chargers would also be able to get rid of the disgruntled Jackson in exchange for a high draft pick (or picks).
There was only one problem.
San Diego General Manager A.J. Smith said the Chargers had no interest in trading Jackson. Well known for his hard-nosed tactics, most league analysts don't expect Smith to give into Jackson's demands.
On the other hand, in this particular situation, Smith may soon warm up to the idea of dealing Jackson. The trade makes too much sense to not gi...
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