Blythe got $4 million for one year.

As a ****ing kick returner.

GTFOH

I’m not going to call him a star, but I’d love to have his ability on this offense t year.

Crazy to think how long he’s been around. He was the guy Minnesota drafted to replace RANDY MOSS 1300 years ago.

He was very effective as a RB and WR last year for Atlanta. He actually would fit in our offense very well. If we were to get him and Juju under contract, it would open up this whole offense.

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He's had exactly one year of offensive production. Last year.

He's 30 and a one-year wonder. No thanks.

We don't need more gadget shit for Andy to **** with.

I like the Reid signing a lot. But I’m concerned our only addition isn’t really an addition since he’s replacing an all pro caliber player. And every other team in our division is getting better. Need to improve at receiver and pass rusher.

That’s a good fit for them. Rangy guy for not much cash

Probably waiting for whatever receivers we're targeting to make their decisions. Baalke going full reerun and giving Kirk that contract really ****ed the market.

Trey Smith, Elijah Mitchell, Kenneth Gainwell, Adetokunbo Ogundeji, Brandin Echols and Jonathan Cooper are the only guys taken past the in the 5th or later who really made a dent last year. Maybe Nate Hobbs? And some really nice long-term guys like Larry Borom.

If all 4 of those 7th rounders combine into a single guy who is as useful as Trey Smith it will be a miracle and frankly an extreme outlier. I believe our 6th went to the Steelers for Ingram and the pick we got from Baltimore in the Brown deal went to the Vikings for Hughes.

I woudl say we have 5 picks that are more relevant than merely attacking the UDFA pool would be. 1, 2, 3, 3 and 4 can all be expected to have better returns than just sifting through the UDFAs and doing a nice job with your scouting.

But the 7ths aren't even useful to move up. If we bundled all of them together we might be able to get into the back of the 6th. Then maybe we could take that 6th and move up maybe 6-8 spots in the 4th?

{shrug}

If they ain't useless, they're near enough as to make no difference.

Really good point. At least they got younger, and will likely get the same/similar production. HB seemed to either hit a wall or quit GAF this year.

Thank you, as always, for making my point much more eloquently than I'm able to.

Running it back and not winning that championship ****ed this team in the long run.

Drafting Clyde over Higgins sure did.

We probably beat the Bengals and go tot he Super Bowl with a real shot and don’t have a big hole at WR currently

Running it back is always the wrong decision.

Still cannot understand what compelled them to do that.