S197 wrote:
Even if he's not here next year and his production doesn't improve, he still might be good for a TD kick return or two. Or some solid field position. That can be a game changer and probably not what you would get out of a late round pick that would probably struggle to make the team.
His return abilities alone could sway a win or two and that alone makes him worth not taking anything you can get.
eh, why trade him again? the dude's all legs, just put the ball in his bread basket every once in a while and keep the cameras rolling: i dont see why he cannot be an effective weapon if not a predator in the overall offensive scheme. so he's a bit non-conformist, no biggy, he has given props to the team, and am not aware of one negative instance: I bet he would thrive on some more credit.
purpletinted66 wrote:eh, why trade him again? the dude's all legs, just put the ball in his bread basket every once in a while and keep the cameras rolling: i dont see why he cannot be an effective weapon if not a predator in the overall offensive scheme. so he's a bit non-conformist, no biggy, he has given props to the team, and am not aware of one negative instance: I bet he would thrive on some more credit.
The guy hasn't shown the desire to be great, or even good. He relies on his natural ability which isn't enough in the NFL... so honestly, I don't care, they could simply cut him and I wouldn't be bothered.
I didn't think of that. Lockette their returner just retired it would be great to dump him off, especially
for a decent conditional pick, to the Seachickens
jackal wrote:I didn't think of that. Lockette their returner just retired it would be great to dump him off, especially
for a decent conditional pick, to the Seachickens
I think you're thinking of Tyler Lockett. He's fine. It was Ricardo Lockette who had to retire.
A 4th for CP84 wouldnt be bad, seeing as neither Norv nor Zimmer will let him play. But I bet they waste a lot of time on Der German, who can run 1 and a half routes. This still burns me.
