
03-12-2019, 07:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Chromeburn
He's slow, got iffy hands (iffy is a compliment), has trouble separating from CB's in his routes, and his best year was his rookie year. His old team didn't want him, they even deactivated him for their last game despite being healthy. As free agents go, he wasn't rated near the top of any list I can find. Not even in the WR rankings. Did we really need to sign him day one? If you have leverage, you don't sign one year deals. If you have teams competing for your services, you don't sign one year deals. He hasn't lived up to his draft pick. At least Ebron was a top ten pick and has excellent athleticism for his size and position.
If we believed in him why sign him for one year? He is a stop gap.
And he is 24.
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True he wasnt a top 50 anywhere I saw.
I remain hopeful
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