****Our Wide Receivers Suck- Official Thread****

[Sofa King]

They can’t get open, they drop passes in their hands, their jet sweeps are slow and terrible. These guys are not good.

[-King-]

Originally Posted by WilliamTheIrish

Can’t help but notice the eagles are struggling against this NYJ defense. Pick! NYJ

Eagles have been subpar (relative to their standards) on offense this year also.

[WilliamTheIrish]

Originally Posted by -King-

Eagles have been subpar (relative to their standards) on offense this year also.

Yes, compared to last season.

[O.city]

Originally Posted by BigCatDaddy

Trade picks foe a guy that was just a FA?

They reportedly wanted him but couldn’t afford him

He’s cheaper now

[TEX]

Originally Posted by RealSNR

Name a single year where Andy failed to eventually figure out any early-season struggles with his offense.

Maybe you should just shut the **** up.

2014?

[BWillie]

Originally Posted by DenverChief

Been reading that a few available receivers are

Marquis Brown (Arizona) who may be available for a 4th or 5th
Mecole Hardman (NYJ) who could be available for a swap of 6th round picks
Jerry Jeudy (Denver) who could be available for a 3rd or 4th
Courtland Sutton (Denver) who could be available for a 5th or 6th
JJSS (New England) who could be available for a 6th
Darius Slayton (NYG) who could be available for a 6th or later

Since Watson and James are out for an extended time - MVS continues to disappoint - all we really have are Rice, Ross and Toney

Brown, Jeudy and Sutton are significantly better than anyone else on that list. Yes in a ****ing heartbeat. I dont think id give a 3rd for Jeudy, though

[DenverChief]

Originally Posted by BWillie

Brown, Jeudy and Sutton are significantly better than anyone else on that list. Yes in a ****ing heartbeat. I dont think id give a 3rd for Jeudy, though

Supposedly Jeudy would fetch a 1st but there are character and effort concerns as of late

[TwistedChief]

Originally Posted by DenverChief

Been reading that a few available receivers are

Marquis Brown (Arizona) who may be available for a 4th or 5th
Mecole Hardman (NYJ) who could be available for a swap of 6th round picks
Jerry Jeudy (Denver) who could be available for a 3rd or 4th
Courtland Sutton (Denver) who could be available for a 5th or 6th
JJSS (New England) who could be available for a 6th
Darius Slayton (NYG) who could be available for a 6th or later

Since Watson and James are out for an extended time - MVS continues to disappoint - all we really have are Rice, Ross and Toney

Why is Arizona letting go of Brown for a 4 or 5 when they’d get a 3 as a comp pick?

Why would the Broncos give up on Sutton for a 5 or 6?

We also have Skyy Moore. I realize many don’t feel like he counts, but the Chiefs don’t go into trade talks feeling as if he doesn’t exist.

[DenverChief]

Originally Posted by TwistedChief

Why is Arizona letting go of Brown for a 4 or 5 when they’d get a 3 as a comp pick?

Why would the Broncos give up on Sutton for a 5 or 6?

We also have Skyy Moore. I realize many don’t feel like he counts, but the Chiefs don’t go into trade talks feeling as if he doesn’t exist.

My apologies - Skyy is so invisible I completely forget about him


Also this was a compilation of multiple articles on the subject - but wouldn't the Comp Pick be for 2025 and not 2024?

Sutton is 28 hasn't returned to his form before the ACL injury

[TwistedChief]

Originally Posted by DenverChief

Also this was a compilation of multiple articles on the subject - but wouldn't the Comp Pick be for 2025 and not 2024?

Yes, but typically a draft pick the next season is discounted by at most a round.

So why would a team like the Cardinals who are in no rush to rebuild prefer a 4 in 2024 rather than a 3 in 2025 after they traded a 1 for the guy 18 months ago?

He goes for at worst a 3 or he doesn’t go at all.

[DenverChief]

Originally Posted by TwistedChief

Yes, but typically a draft pick the next season is discounted by at most a round.

So why would a team like the Cardinals who are in no rush to rebuild prefer a 4 in 2024 rather than a 3 in 2025 after they traded a 1 for the guy 18 months ago?

He goes for at worst a 3 or he doesn’t go at all.

Dunno - everything I read was the Cardinals were interested in selling and rebuilding in the draft - of course they would ask for maximum value but if they are collecting draft picks for 2024 and shedding salary for this year....

[Chief Pagan]

Originally Posted by RaidersOftheCellar

I think he [Kelce] looked like a guy nursing an injury the first game or two, but now he looks just like last year to me. He’s been slower for a few years, yet still the best in the game.

I mean, he is certainly still effective running routes. Both the eye test and stats back that up.

But yes, the injuries have made him look mortal. And maybe it's just that I'm focusing on him more, but it just looks different this year to me.

Hopefully he proves me wrong and plays at a pro bowl level 5+ years...

[Chris Meck]

You ****ing guys lol

[O.city]

I'd imagine they'd be more interested in a guy that has some value beyond this year, or one they can get cheaper because he's a rental.

[O.city]

https://overthecap.com/player/deandre-hopkins/2208


They could send the Titans a 6th rounder for Hopkins and he wouldn't really cost much dollar wise to the Chiefs.

[Chris Meck]

When the problem is familiarity with the offense and the QB, I fail to see how adding an underachiever midseason who also doesn't know the offense, terminology, or QB is the answer.