One of the most hotly debated picks of the Draft -- #Steelers at No. 21 -- results in #Oregon DT Derrick Harmon.
Pittsburgh was split on Shedeur Sanders. And chose a stud DT.
The path starts here
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Under the current structure of the offense, and the players' desire to actually win Championships, your sentence is already complete, and ends just as it's written:
"CHRISTIAN WATSON IS THE PACKERS WR."
However, Scoot is one of the most explosive and dangerous WR's in the NFL for defenses to matchup with in single coverage, when he's healthy. Everyone watching the games can see that fact. However, we have a young group of talented WR's, who thus far haven't been partakers in the selfish concern for compiling stats, over winning football games.
Scoot is a team player, and a winner. More than anything, he wants to help this team win in whatever manner he can. Thus far, he has lost more NFL games in 2 seasons than he lost in his entire stints in high school and college combined( that's 8 years vs. 2 years for those counting). He has won Championships on every level he's played the game, (including 4 National Championships in College), and expects to do that in the NFL with the Packers.
That concerns him more than merely compiling stats. However, he must get the injury issues resolved (which is going well) in order to be the consistent difference-maker they need...and if being a high volume WR helps this team win Championships, HE has the talent to be HIM!
#GoPackGo
Unfortunately for those interested in understanding what Kurt’s saying here, I can almost promise you that they’ll be overwhelmed by folks attempting to discount his perspective by degrading him for the brevity of his NFL career…
AND JUST TO BE CLEAR… These are the same folks who didn’t even start on a Pop Warner team.
Keep giving them the player’s perspective Kurt. There are folks genuinely interested in learning more relative perspectives about the NFL game!
#MenInTheArena