Cordarrelle Patterson watch WEEK 3

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How many touches and targets will Cordarrelle Patterson get on offense in week 3?

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12%
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32%
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20%
 
Total votes: 25

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jackal wrote:now that Bradford has earned some slack I am hoping he zips in a couple passes to flash on the run

I voted 4 plus ... but why not the kool aid is cheap and the bar is open ...
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How about that punt coverage?
Mothman wrote:... a good completion percentage in a performance like that is like putting lipstick on a pig.
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Purple Martin wrote:How about that punt coverage?
Yes, he was pretty stellar there, eh!

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1 catch for 8 yards, no rushes. He played on the punt team as a gunner.
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Punt coverage was spectacular. I would like to see more 3rd down looks. He is a borderline te level of safety valve on those plays.
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His catch was awesome also. He literaly made a tackler bounce off him at initial contact and then picked up his YAC. Awesome.

I think CJ is on borrowed time. He is playing for crap right now. CP84 and/or Treadwell need to press the advantage.
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mansquatch wrote:His catch was awesome also. He literaly made a tackler bounce off him at initial contact and then picked up his YAC. Awesome.
After that played i looked over at the wiff and said "when you only get the ball once per game of coarse you are going to be determined to get those yards". That was a powerful run, and the punt coverage was just ridiculous!
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He looked to have the same kind of burst that Harrison Smith has. Like he is a step and a half quicker than everyone and strong. I thought he also made a great tackle on kick off coverage too.
I just think another team will snatch him up and make more use of him if they don't get him involved. I feel very meh about CJ at this point...but the line/protection isues and Bradford's newness could be seriously affecting his production.
Either way I thought CP made the most he could of his opportunities yesterday in terms of hustle and effort.
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Nunin wrote:He looked to have the same kind of burst that Harrison Smith has. Like he is a step and a half quicker than everyone and strong. I thought he also made a great tackle on kick off coverage too.
I just think another team will snatch him up and make more use of him if they don't get him involved. I feel very meh about CJ at this point...but the line/protection isues and Bradford's newness could be seriously affecting his production.
Either way I thought CP made the most he could of his opportunities yesterday in terms of hustle and effort.
I wouldnt be opposed to trading CJ to a wr hungry team to make space and start to recoup from the bradford trade
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IrishViking wrote: I wouldnt be opposed to trading CJ to a wr hungry team to make space and start to recoup from the bradford trade

At this point, they'd probably have to give another team a 7th round pick along CJ with as incentive to take him.

Okay, that's pretty harsh (and a joke) but he's practically been invisible since 2014 so I do wonder if they could even get a pick for him.
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IrishViking wrote: I wouldnt be opposed to trading CJ to a wr hungry team to make space and start to recoup from the bradford trade
The Browns have injuries @ WR and many picks. Interesting idea.
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Mothman wrote:
At this point, they'd probably have to give another team a 7th round pick along CJ with as incentive to take him.

Okay, that's pretty harsh (and a joke) but he's practically been invisible since 2014 so I do wonder if they could even get a pick for him.

I think a high round conditional pick might be okay. We have Diggs and supposedly Treadwell so its not like we don't have some talent. If CJ goes there and still flames out, we made space for real WRs. If he plays solid, hey, higher pick. Win-Win
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It's not like they couldn't afford to lose his production. Besides LT and CP there is Wright, who for some reason is receiver non grata now.
My take on CJ is tempered by a comment from Poet who says he is getting open but they QB has no time to get him the ball. According to the film sessions. Much like the case of Wallace last year I suspect. CJ is running the routes that take longer to develop.
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Ahem...want to pass me a glass? :D
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http://www.twincities.com/2016/09/26/vi ... -coverage/
Cordarrelle Patterson joked this season he would be willing to play fullback or free safety if it would get him on the field.

That hasn’t happened yet, but the Vikings wide receiver was placed on the punt-return team in Sunday’s 22-10 win at Carolina.

Serving as the gunner, Patterson stopped Ted Ginn Jr. for a one-yard loss with a hard hit and downed a punt at the 2-yard line.

“I think he wants to play,” head coach Mike Zimmer said Monday. “I think he’s trying to do everything he can to get on the field.”
So play him more, for Pete's sake! He's done positive things whenever he's been involved this season. Use him more on offense. :wallbang:
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