Grass isn’t always greener for WRs

We all know Stevie Johnson has expressed his desire to stay in Buffalo knowing a new deal must be struck between his camp and the Bills to return next season. Looking back at the recent history of wide receivers that have signed with the highest bidder instead of returning to a good on the field situation where they already were, one might be all the more inclined to re-sign with their current club. ESPNDallas.com’s Todd Archer put together a nice rundown of wideouts that signed big money deals elsewhere after having success with their original clubs and never matched their previous production. Even former Buffalo wideout Peerless Price is listed, though in all fairness his situation was a sign and trade deal. He did not choose to go to Atlanta. Here’s Archer’s rundown. “Back in 1995, Alvin Harper was in a great position as the Cowboys’ No. 2 receiver opposite Michael Irvin but left to become the No. 1 receiver in Tampa Bay with a four-year, $10.6 milli...