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You definitely got werird/mad when you said you were "living with a pregnant woman" and I asked if the kid was yours, because you're a ****ing weirdo. |
Every time today I've come back to this thread hoping for my Worthy content, and every time today it's been staylor and Virus playfighting.
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What the hell is a mulatto? Some type of frozen dessert?
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In any case, both Rashee Rice and Worthy are better than T Boone Pickens.
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So xavier worthy is pretty good.
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I hope Hollywood and Watson come back and Hollywood gets the chance to give us a full year and we use another second round draft pick (or the Sneed third) on WR to keep developing and stay young. Rice, Worthy, Brown, Watson (and Kelce) would be a great group of receivers.
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Am I the only one that doesn't care if Hollywood comes back? The guy has never been able to stay healthy.
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Though you could probably just draft another day 2 receiver and 'promote' Worthy to that Z sort of role. His route tree and physicality have come a long way. But he might die. So if we do that, I absolutely want another developmental WR in the pipeline behind him so we're not looking at more Hopkins/JJSS sorts to gap fill. I want another player who can play at a WR2 level. Be that Brown, a rookie and/or a different veteran on a 'make good' contract. |
How would you all feel about adding tee higgins in free agency?
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We won't use him. The Hopkins experiment has really crystalized how little use this team has for contested catch/jump ball receivers. I mean I don't mind having a cheap one around to break glass in case of emergency every now and then, but spending top WR money on a guy who's just not the right scheme/skill fit for us would be awfully goofy. If we'd look that route I'd prefer Chris Godwin on a shorter, cheaper deal. |
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