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Originally Posted by HoosierinFL
He’s produced when healthy, he really has, problem was he was never healthy. I could imagine Ballard taking the risk here because 1) we have few other options at this position and 2) no one is offering him a big contract elsewhere
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Here's my argument against that, right or wrong. Parris is suppose to be a speed WR, but how many speed WR's own a yds, per reception rate of 10.2 over their careers? Those are TE numbers, and not good TE numbers either.
My other argument would be that Ballard treats this just like he did with Malik Hooker, who had the same injury issues and on occasion showed some big play ability.