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That was a dime from Kenny
Then Pickens follows it up with a great catch
Then Pickens follows it up with a great catch
Thinking about last season wide receivers and their current situation
Mooney-WR2/WR3 I think he’s a 3 behind claypool
dante pettis- battling for a roster spot most likely cut
equanimeous st brown-battling for a roster mostly likely WR 5
Byron Pringle- played in the 4th quarter of a preseason game for the commanders versus the ravens and is battling for a roster spot
Nkeal harry- just got cut likely USFL/XFL bound
velus jones jr-
IHMIR
SMITH-MARSETTE- mostly likely a Practice squad player for the chiefs
And fields passed for 17 tds last season (should of been 20+) and he improve the passer towards the end of last season
Mooney better than ClaypoolBreh I posted this in the bears thread
The whole NFC East will regress this season imo. The division played two of the worst divisions last year being the AFC South and NFC North. Dallas was the only team that beat a legit team and they were the Bengals. Outside of that the best competition was within the division.I know they beat them in the playoffs but the giants were like the Vikings in their random one score game luck. 8 of their wins last year were one possession games. I could easily see a scenario where they Regress
a young QB on a rookie contract is the most valuable commodity in football nowadays, so I don't blame teams for throwing them into deep end right away. the sooner you learn he sinks or swims the better it will be for your team yes it can hinder some development, but as we all know NFL reps are just too important to a QBs development too.Forcing quarterbacks into playing day one is kinda insane. What was one the exception and not the rule has been reversed.
In the past before the rookie wage scale teams were forced to do it, because of the money they were being paid. But it only heightened teams sense of urgency as they now want to use the savings to milk every snap they can out of the cap space before deciding on giving them a big contract or drafting another player.
I think teams should wait at least one year before making them a starter. That’s basically what the 5th year option is for.