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  • B BobPOUND wrote on last edited by
    #41

    How deep are most teams DB corps?  You now have to cover Jarvis, Odell and Colloway on the long ball..

    Higgins if he signs(or Perriman if he had stayed) would have gotten open nearly every single play even with less than stellar route running.

  • How deep are most teams DB corps?  You now have to cover Jarvis, Odell and Colloway on the long ball..

    Higgins if he signs(or Perriman if he had stayed) would have gotten open nearly every single play even with less than stellar route running.

    MLD WoodyM MLD Woody wrote on last edited by
    #42

    @bobpound said:

    How deep are most teams DB corps?  You now have to cover Jarvis, Odell and Colloway on the long ball..

    Higgins if he signs(or Perriman if he had stayed) would have gotten open nearly every single play even with less than stellar route running.

    You'd need 4 WRs on the field for that to happen...

  • How deep are most teams DB corps?  You now have to cover Jarvis, Odell and Colloway on the long ball..

    Higgins if he signs(or Perriman if he had stayed) would have gotten open nearly every single play even with less than stellar route running.

    Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by
    #43

    @bobpound said:

    How deep are most teams DB corps?  You now have to cover Jarvis, Odell and Colloway on the long ball.. 

    Quality depth? Maybe 1.5 average... Some teams have 2 strong CBs and a couple have 2 strong plus a strong slot guy. Of course some also are lucky if one of their CBs approach "strong".

  • NeroN Nero wrote on last edited by
    #44

    Perriman deciding to go elsewhere after the OBJ trade makes a lot of sense to me. Too many receivers for one football, plus he was a FA and not a pick made by the team (Callaway, Higgins), so it was even harder for him to get a chance IMO.