@PastorDCJr@jtuck151@MicahhParsons11 Because the NFL will just throw on you. There aren’t “passing downs” in a passing league. Nothing 11 does off ball is more valuable than a rush snap. This is the team they built. A team that needs a lead to make the opponent one dimensional.
@PastorCoach917@JoeyIckes I’m of the opinion that WR was unacceptably addressed in the last off season cycle and remains the biggest smoking crater on the roster. If you think Gallup is enough there as WR2 you’re not doing enough to maximize the investment you made at QB1.
@FootsDaKing It means you have CB2 and Bland and Lewis are your pieces inside. It’s the first thing they’ve done this cycle that looks like a team behaving like they’re in a potential contention window. Overvaluing keeping the band together and draft n develop exclusively aren’t enough.
@KevinGraySports@PrinceAmukamara They need a true WR2, that can be productive this coming season. He isn’t that and shouldn’t preclude the earnest search for one.
@NotToBeTrite IMO WR2 is the biggest smoking crater on the roster. They have a path of succession at TE. If you’re paying premium QB1 salary invest in keeping him upright and in players that can gain yards in chunks and turn catches into touchdowns. Don’t ask him to be perfectly methodical.
@JoeyIckes Was just about to add this. If you have two QBs in the vast majority of situations it means you don’t have 1. And subsequently it fractures the locker room. Think of a guy like TO caping for QB2 and the young players following his lead.
@JoeyIckes Throwing good money after bad. Not only do you not want it- you absolutely can’t afford the luxury when you’re going to eat significant dead $ in that room and you don’t have a QB1 on a rookie deal