Wide Receiver Shopping
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I believe it's neither - just slimmer pickins down the line...but there were priorities to build the defense
into a winner, and a dynamic young TE was a player they needed... I was fine with waiting on a wr, but not the
next draft. First or second round wr, flat out.
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I believe it's neither - just slimmer pickins down the line...but there were priorities to build the defense
into a winner, and a dynamic young TE was a player they needed... I was fine with waiting on a wr, but not the
next draft. First or second round wr, flat out.
a dynamic young TE was a player they needed... I was fine with waiting on a wr, but not the
next draft. First or second round wr, flat out.
You do understand we just drafted a WR in the first last year....right?.....plus 3 more in the later rounds.....plus signed a FA.....plus like 12 UDFA's?......and not one has shown up yet......
So....are you waiting for us to draft one or waiting for us to get one right?.......next years the charm(wink wink)....hahahahaha
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So what happened to all the WRs that this FO drafted so far? Bad luck or bad talent evaluation?
So what happened to all the WRs that this FO drafted so far? Bad luck or bad talent evaluation?
That’s the point I’ve been making.
I’ve been hearing about all the great young talent this FO has brought on board (except for the skill positions).
We’ve drafted 5 WRs last year and signed a few FA’s, but we’re still lacking WR talent.
I put that on the FO.
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We have got to do something to field more than a collection of practice squad guys. Target trading some of our lower to mid tier draft assets to secure:
Chargers Dontrelle Inman was being shopped in the preaseason.
Cowboys Brice Butler. They have some depth and can likely afford to move him
Jordan Matthews with the Bills would make a good get as well. Even though they recently traded for him they are pretty much in burn it down mode.
Jarvis Landry is cleared of charges in domestic case, trade for him.
In a pipe dream world maybe flip Houston's picks back to them for Deandre Hopkins
Hell bring me Vincent Jackson from his rocking chair he has to be bored by now. Just give me something better than a BUG!!!!!!!
We have got to do something to field more than a collection of practice squad guys. Target trading some of our lower to mid tier draft assets to secure:
Chargers Dontrelle Inman was being shopped in the preaseason.
Cowboys Brice Butler. They have some depth and can likely afford to move him
Jordan Matthews with the Bills would make a good get as well. Even though they recently traded for him they are pretty much in burn it down mode.
Jarvis Landry is cleared of charges in domestic case, trade for him.
In a pipe dream world maybe flip Houston's picks back to them for Deandre Hopkins
Hell bring me Vincent Jackson from his rocking chair he has to be bored by now. Just give me something better than a BUG!!!!!!!
Like your ambition. But it looks like we're going to gag on ego of the chosen ones first.
When Richard Sherman complained about losing a quality WR he faced daily in practice (such as Williams) to us - we need to play him more than once or twice a game to give chemistry to follow a reasonable shot at chemistry. Jordan Leslie comes in and makes a circus catch in traffic and of course that seemed really close to the last time we'd see him.
We COULD have added a kid like Austin Carr at consumer friendly wages.
I welcome the only Defensive Coordinator to earn a Superbowl Ring in New Orleans while understanding Revenge of the Nerds is a sequel. "Come get some!" -
Again a good receiver is probably a worthwhile commodity in the NFL. So if somebody throws there is on the scrap Heap what makes you think he will be great in Cleveland?
Even though I'm sure it's a bulshit story I heard people talking about trading one of our number ones for Odell Beckham since he seems to be a poisonous entity back east.
WSS
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We have got to do something to field more than a collection of practice squad guys. Target trading some of our lower to mid tier draft assets to secure:
Chargers Dontrelle Inman was being shopped in the preaseason.
Cowboys Brice Butler. They have some depth and can likely afford to move him
Jordan Matthews with the Bills would make a good get as well. Even though they recently traded for him they are pretty much in burn it down mode.
Jarvis Landry is cleared of charges in domestic case, trade for him.
In a pipe dream world maybe flip Houston's picks back to them for Deandre Hopkins
Hell bring me Vincent Jackson from his rocking chair he has to be bored by now. Just give me something better than a BUG!!!!!!!
Like your ambition. But it looks like we're going to gag on ego of the chosen ones first.
When Richard Sherman complained about losing a quality WR he faced daily in practice (such as Williams) to us - we need to play him more than once or twice a game to give chemistry to follow a reasonable shot at chemistry. Jordan Leslie comes in and makes a circus catch in traffic and of course that seemed really close to the last time we'd see him.
We COULD have added a kid like Austin Carr at consumer friendly wages.
When Richard Sherman complained about losing a quality WR he faced daily in practice (such as Williams) to us - we need to play him more than once or twice a game to give chemistry to follow a reasonable shot at chemistry. Jordan Leslie comes in and makes a circus catch in traffic and of course that seemed really close to the last time we'd see him.
Had to do with a subsequent misread of coverage that resulted in a Kizer pick... just read that yesterday somewhere. If I find it, I'll post it.
Question it raised for me is, why we 'd allow a guy who is still waiting for the moving van to arrive to run option routes? And given his lacks of speed and agility (based on Pro Day), he needs to be able to read a D to ID holes in zones.
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I think i would argue that I see the makings of a very good WR in Leslie and cannot for the life of me figure out why we dropped him before finally realizing the mistake and bringing him back. He's far better than Brittany.
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I think i would argue that I see the makings of a very good WR in Leslie and cannot for the life of me figure out why we dropped him before finally realizing the mistake and bringing him back. He's far better than Brittany.
I think i would argue that I see the makings of a very good WR in Leslie and cannot for the life of me figure out why we dropped him before finally realizing the mistake and bringing him back. He's far better than Brittany.
I love a good story like his but I believe he has been cut on like 5 teams so far? Sheet happens though, he could become very good.
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We have got to do something to field more than a collection of practice squad guys. Target trading some of our lower to mid tier draft assets to secure:
Chargers Dontrelle Inman was being shopped in the preaseason.
Cowboys Brice Butler. They have some depth and can likely afford to move him
Jordan Matthews with the Bills would make a good get as well. Even though they recently traded for him they are pretty much in burn it down mode.
Jarvis Landry is cleared of charges in domestic case, trade for him.
In a pipe dream world maybe flip Houston's picks back to them for Deandre Hopkins
Hell bring me Vincent Jackson from his rocking chair he has to be bored by now. Just give me something better than a BUG!!!!!!!
Like your ambition. But it looks like we're going to gag on ego of the chosen ones first.
When Richard Sherman complained about losing a quality WR he faced daily in practice (such as Williams) to us - we need to play him more than once or twice a game to give chemistry to follow a reasonable shot at chemistry. Jordan Leslie comes in and makes a circus catch in traffic and of course that seemed really close to the last time we'd see him.
We COULD have added a kid like Austin Carr at consumer friendly wages.
But it looks like we're going to gag on ego of the chosen ones first.
When Richard Sherman complained about losing a quality WR he faced daily in practice (such as Williams) to us - we need to play him more than once or twice a game to give chemistry to follow a reasonable shot at chemistry. Jordan Leslie comes in and makes a circus catch in traffic and of course that seemed really close to the last time we'd see him.
I'd like to see Leslie be our Welker, but he's not one of the 'chosen ones'. He made one of those circus catches in the preseason but followed it with an EASY EASY drop when he was wide open in the middle of the field. As a non-chosen one, that drop means more than the circus catch to the ego of the Harvard Think Tank people who want to WISH their draft picks to be good. - If it were me, I'd tell Keizer & Leslie, "Look, I'm gonna put this kid in the slot and his job is to run to an open spot and sit. Gun the ball in there to him."
I'd also like to see Williams in there regularly....but I think he's just too new to the team and too far behind in learning the nuances of the playbook to warrant a lot of playing time right now. I hope he gets up to speed quickly so we can see more of him and evaluate him...........we need guys who can catch the friggin ball.
....and that Bug guy.......learn the playbook buddy. You've got size. Ya can't teach size. And historic stats say that you don't drop passes regularly. That's what we need!
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Re: Leslie...
The answer is analytics. Here's a Cooper Kupp comparison I did on reddit:
Contrast him (4.63 40 time, 7.05 3-cone and 4.47 shuttle) with Cooper Kupp's times (4.62, 6.53 and 4.12). Some suggestion there of agility issues.
Welker? Similar 40 and 3-cone to Leslie, but popped a 4.01 in his Pro Day shuttle.
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Re: Leslie...
The answer is analytics. Here's a Cooper Kupp comparison I did on reddit:
Contrast him (4.63 40 time, 7.05 3-cone and 4.47 shuttle) with Cooper Kupp's times (4.62, 6.53 and 4.12). Some suggestion there of agility issues.
Welker? Similar 40 and 3-cone to Leslie, but popped a 4.01 in his Pro Day shuttle.
Re: Leslie...
The answer is analytics. Here's a Cooper Kupp comparison I did on reddit:
Contrast him (4.63 40 time, 7.05 3-cone and 4.47 shuttle) with Cooper Kupp's times (4.62, 6.53 and 4.12). Some suggestion there of agility issues.
Welker? Similar 40 and 3-cone to Leslie, but popped a 4.01 in his Pro Day shuttle.
Heart (desire to excell, etc) I rate him right up there with the best just like I did Welker when I saw him first at TTech. Some things defy analytics.
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