Originally Posted by smithandrew051 (Post 17065587)

Hardman was so damn good at jet sweeps. The way he could plant and turn up field always impressed me.

I don’t see a natural on the team for those this year. Toney would be the obvious pick, but I don’t need him taking any unnecessary hits.

Moore is probably the next in line. He’s quick and slipper enough, but he’ll likely never break one.

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut (Post 17065299)

Many of us said after Hill was traded that it's a more efficient use of Patrick to give him 3 good receivers than a great one and shattered ass.

Because Mahomes doesn't need a great receiver to be productive. But he can't so much bring roster chaff up to NFL caliber starters, either.

There's diminishing marginal returns on talent at WR once you get past 'NFL' level. He can't make much more out of Hill than Hill's capable of on his own. And he can't make Demarcus Robinson into a 700 yard guy.

But give him 3 Richie James sorts and he can get more out of them than you'll pay for. And that's absolutely critical going forward as he's not getting any cheaper and the caps not gonna get any easier to navigate.

So cap efficiency is critical and more depth is going to yield more efficiency for us than more ceiling.

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut (Post 17065299)

Many of us said after Hill was traded that it's a more efficient use of Patrick to give him 3 good receivers than a great one and shattered ass.

Because Mahomes doesn't need a great receiver to be productive. But he can't so much bring roster chaff up to NFL caliber starters, either.

There's diminishing marginal returns on talent at WR once you get past 'NFL' level. He can't make much more out of Hill than Hill's capable of on his own. And he can't make Demarcus Robinson into a 700 yard guy.

But give him 3 Richie James sorts and he can get more out of them than you'll pay for. And that's absolutely critical going forward as he's not getting any cheaper and the caps not gonna get any easier to navigate.

So cap efficiency is critical and more depth is going to yield more efficiency for us than more ceiling.

Originally Posted by RealSNR (Post 17065496)

To borrow a joke from Mahomes:

I had no idea our WRs were this slow. They should make them check in as eligible receivers every time they're on the field

Originally Posted by Coochie liquor (Post 17065817)

Did he really say that?

Originally Posted by Titty Meat (Post 17065791)

But Kelce is a hall of famer. I think Rice will be a good player but he has had several drops this pre season

Originally Posted by Coochie liquor (Post 17065817)

Did he really say that?

Originally Posted by Titty Meat (Post 17065748)

Only real negative thing at this point is he's had the dropsies hopefully he gets all of that out of the way

Originally Posted by saphojunkie (Post 17066551)

GTFO with that nonsense. That's a real Wendler of a take

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut (Post 17066095)

he's had 2.

Both of which came on his first target of the game. And in both games he shook them off and caught everything else that came his way.

I'm not too worried about the drops. Yet.

I think he'll get that ironed out as he gets over those early-game nerves with experience.

Originally Posted by smithandrew051 (Post 17066844)

Each ball he dropped represented one of his testicles dropping. He’s a grown man now.

Originally Posted by Chieftain (Post 17066699)

How many receivers have a perfect ratio of catches in any given game? It rarely happens. The dude had ONE drop. On a hard throw by Mahomes.