[ChoppedWood]

Originally Posted by IndyNorm

My turn to play Ballard.

Don't be fucking ridiculous. Pryor will remain as our backup swing linemen and compete with Raimann for the starting LT position. He's just so versatile and has such great traits. Sure he didn't successfully block a single defender this entire season, but we're positive he'll get back to his old form where he played ok in 1 start at LT in '21.

As for the WR room, we really like what we have. Sure none of them outside of MPJ have produced much at this level, but they all have such great traits! If we end up trading MPJ then no doubt Pierce will easily transition to our WR1 and we're expecting him to triple his production.

Now that he's healthy Paris Campbell showed how good of a WR he can be. We'll definitely be re-signing and fully relying on him next year, b/c despite the fact that he got hurt every single time he stepped on the field his first 3 years in the league he proved last year that he's not injury prone and will never, ever get hurt again.

As for the rest of the group. I'm just going to assume that someone else is going to make the big leap from being a STer or healthy scratch to a full time WR3 without any problem. This has happened so many times for us in the past, how could it not happen again?

Also, let's not forget about the draft. I fully plan on using at least 1 if not 2 late round draft picks on a WR or 2 who didn't really produce much in college but have outstanding traits. I know this has yet to produce a WR who has really produced much on the field, but trust me it'll work this year.

Oh and BTW: since I'm having to spend so much time once again on the WR room the OL is still going to suck. Hope you media types are happy.

Exactly!