He’s a consistently good wide receiver but he’s playing behind Sutton and Jeudy.
It makes me wonder if he would want to stay with the team next year, knowing he could be a number one, at best or two at worst on another team.
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He’s a consistently good wide receiver but he’s playing behind Sutton and Jeudy.
It makes me wonder if he would want to stay with the team next year, knowing he could be a number one, at best or two at worst on another team.
Discuss...
I think a 2. Hes a poor man's rod Smith.
He’s clutch, thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by underrated29
You think he’ll stay with the team next year?
He’s probably going to see some balls thrown at him now that Jeudy is out
Yea, a number one on a weak team, but probably a number two on all but stacked teams. I wouldn't put him in the elite category, but he might be in the next tier --- depending on how big your tiers are. 2nd/3rd tier receiver.Quote:
Originally Posted by underrated29
We know what he can do, and this year could be very good for him...Quote:
Originally Posted by Tned
Yep. Whatever he's ranked at, I like having him on the team.Quote:
Originally Posted by Strafen
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Originally Posted by Strafen
I think it will be like Shaq Barrett. He is not going to start here. He wants to start! He will sign with a team like the pats or falcons or bills imo.
Yes.
solid, productive #2-- he's better than KJ hamler, that's for damn sure. . . and yes, we're probably going to lose him because denver won't pay him #2 money-- not with fant and sutton's contracts coming up, and guys like jeudy and hamler still on their rookie deals. . . it's tough, but the salary cap be like that. . . at least denver has shown a bit of an eye for WR talent lately. . . hopefully they can develop someone like tyrie cleveland or seth williams into the next tim patrick. . .
Thank you. That’s the point I wanted to bring up. It’s up to him if he wants to stay, but he also knows he can be in a better position with another team if he so desires...Quote:
Originally Posted by dogfish
He needs to go get paid and go start somewhere. Just like Shaq Barrett. Its not ideal for us, but for him that is 100% the right move without a shred of doubt!Quote:
Originally Posted by Strafen
About as good as Decker as a #2.
Pretty much this. He's a solid 2 that someone will overpay as a 1. I don't think he'll quite have a Shaq like explosion, but he's taken advantage of a lot of WR injuries here and is making himself a lot of money.Quote:
Originally Posted by dogfish
No.
I think he’d struggle as a full time No. 2. I think he’s a good No. 3. We’ve never seen how he would handle the full load of a bracketed defense. He has had the luxury of Jeudy and Sutton taking all of the double coverage when he’s had to fill in for injuries.
This is what I feel, but I could see him be a pretty good 2 if his Other half was a legit 1. Its like when Sanu had Julio. Then when Sanu was the guy yikes......Quote:
Originally Posted by MOtorboat