This would have been swapping one attitude issue for another.
Until Holmes got hurt last year, Johnson was almost becoming a disruption because he was not getting playing time. Then, once he got plugged into Holmes' spot, he was fine.
I saw an interview with him recently and he seemed very content, because he knew he would be starting soon because of Holmes' age.
If he came here, he would be battling Julius Jones. That is a fact. And if he lost, we basically had ourselves another P.O.ed player.
Even though his talent was intriguing, I think we knew we had a good one in Julius and nixed the trade. And in hindsight, we did the right thing.
It just gets tiring to hear people continue to complain about Antonio Bryant and how we did not get fair market value for him. Well, when something is damaged, you discount it if you want to sell it. That is all there is to it.