Wide recievers
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Gordon
Coleman
Britt
Higgins or Louis
Draft a receiver. Not too bad I guess.
Gordon is a drink or toke away from another suspension. Coleman is made of glass. Britt should have been cut months ago. Higgins and Louis are JAGS at best.
Draft and sign multiple wide receivers, IMO.
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Gordon is a drink or toke away from another suspension. Coleman is made of glass. Britt should have been cut months ago. Higgins and Louis are JAGS at best.
Draft and sign multiple wide receivers, IMO.
If you out it that way it sounds really bad. Haha. I hope Gordon is done with that cowpoop. Coleman... idk if he stays healthy he can be good. Britt I can't defend him. This last game won't erase the beginning of the season.
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Gordon is a drink or toke away from another suspension. Coleman is made of glass. Britt should have been cut months ago. Higgins and Louis are JAGS at best.
Draft and sign multiple wide receivers, IMO.
If you out it that way it sounds really bad. Haha. I hope Gordon is done with that cowpoop. Coleman... idk if he stays healthy he can be good. Britt I can't defend him. This last game won't erase the beginning of the season.
If you out it that way it sounds really bad. Haha. I hope Gordon is done with that cowpoop. Coleman... idk if he stays healthy he can be good. Britt I can't defend him. This last game won't erase the beginning of the season.
Britt had one great play this whole season. Screw him and the Millions he rode in on.
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Nobody can count on Gordon as being the “long-term answer” because of his track record. However, it doesn’t mean we can’t HOPE to all heck that he keeps it together. As I’ve stated multiple times, it’s not realistic to expect an addict to get completely sober the first time he/she really becomes open to treatment. Generally, it takes multiple efforts AFTER inpatient treatment because the addict goes through a period of experimenting and figuring out what works best for them. The first thing that happens to addicts in “recovery” is after they get some sober time in, many of them think “they’re cured”, and then they put themselves back into precarious positions. The “stinking thinking” begins, and their brain tells them things like, “Look how good you’re doing! You can smoke ONE joint with your buddies. You deserve it after all this hard work.” Remember, addiction is basically the one disease that tells you, “You don’t have it.”
Anyways, I’m sorry for going on (again). The only point is we can’t DEPEND on Josh, but we can HOPE for his success. It’s no secret we still need to add WR’s, as Coleman hasn’t proved to be durable and the other bozos on our roster haven’t added up to a dang thing. One of Sashi’s biggest failures wasn’t drafting the four idiot WR’s last year, it was KEEPING the likes of Jordan Payton and letting Taylor Gabriel leave. GM’s get things wrong all of the time, but that decision wasn’t CLOSE, and everybody knew it. That’s what kills me…people KNEW Gabriel was better. Look at it this way, do we currently have a legit slot WR? Could we use a speedy little WR that can run reverses, work the deep middle, and provide some explosive plays?
As far as next year is concerned, don’t forget about Njoku. I know he’s a TE, and I know he’s REALLY struggling right now, but we all knew Njoku would have a difficult rookie year. He’s very young, the TE position is notoriously difficult for rookies, and he was never an accomplished blocker. NFL TE’s have to learn ALL three phases of an offense. Pass protection, passing routes, AND run-blocking. That’s a tough order, especially for a 20 year-old kid. The point is I really believe Njoku will make a tremendous leap in 2018. I think he’s a worker, that he’s not used to failing, and that he’ll be putting in the work all year. The biggest thing for Njoku isn’t having a better 2nd half of the year, it’s finishing the year HEALTHY. If he finishes healthy, he can begin his training immediately. He just can’t suffer a massive injury or he might not make the improvement we’re hoping for…
We still need another top level WR (at least one), a blocking TE, and probably a shifty slot WR. I believe we can address all of these items in free agency. We’re plugging holes, and hopefully we’ll have fewer next year than we do now.
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Gordon
Coleman
Britt
Higgins or Louis
Draft a receiver. Not too bad I guess.
Can't trust Gordon to stay Clean.
Can't trust Coleman to stay healthy.
Can't trust Britt to play hard.
Can't trust Higgins or Louis to be any good.
So...yes. Draft a receiver.
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Gordon is a drink or toke away from another suspension. Coleman is made of glass. Britt should have been cut months ago. Higgins and Louis are JAGS at best.
Draft and sign multiple wide receivers, IMO.
Great minds think alike.
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Ricardo Louis would be the current leading WR in receiving (Duke Johnson is first) with 307, and continuing the progression he would end up with a whopping record of 548 yards.
Last year the QB position wasn't established either and Pryor did quite more yards.
We need receivers and Coleman or Gordon's contrubution can't be taken for granted.
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Can't trust Gordon to stay Clean.
Can't trust Coleman to stay healthy.
Can't trust Britt to play hard.
Can't trust Higgins or Louis to be any good.
So...yes. Draft a receiver.
I meant when we get them back of course draft a receiver. It all just depends where in the draft.
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Long way to go before we start deciding on our WR's for next year. We've got to see how our 2016'ers finish THIS season. Then there's free agency, the draft, whether or not Gordon falls off the wagon any time between yesterday and next September. Looong way to go.
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Our wide recievers are garbage.
Josh Gordon last played effectively 4 years ago. People forget that even when he was out there on the field some 3 years ago his production(for the number of targets) was very poor. Counting on someone who hasnt played well in 4 years to come out and play well is absurd.
Corey Coleman will likely be a serviceable reciever. Yippeee.....glad we have him instead of wentz in that draft class. Lets hope wentz doesnt win two super bowls and corey coleman isn't a trivia answer 30 years from now.
Our other wide recievers are garbage of course. Britt has 17 million guaranteed and was a terrible signing of course...another black stain. I'll have to look at his contract to see how much we 'save' by cutting him in the offseason to know if he will be back. Who cares either way.
oh and we have a first round tight end who appears to be nothing special.
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If theres a tall fast freak with good gands in the draft, hard to pass on that
Not completely sold on the hands, but the LSU kid, Clark, checks the other boxes. Tad on the skinny side tho...
Given their seemingly continuous QB woes tho, it's tough to gauge LSU WRs.
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Shart?
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What happened to the wide receiver we picked up after the Seahawks cut him. Williams?
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We just resigned him to the practice squad today.
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