Brybeck01
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Too low. We are just out of the top 10 comparing that list - w/ upsideI think their room is better than the Cards, at least equal to the Commanders and better than the Jaguars
Too low. We are just out of the top 10 comparing that list - w/ upsideI think their room is better than the Cards, at least equal to the Commanders and better than the Jaguars
I think even with hindsight, the disappointment in the trade results should be tempered. It stinks that this team could have had Joey Porter Jr, but 2nd round picks result in #3 WRs all the time, and that is pretty much what the result of the trade is. Eventually, you have to get to the point where you are rooting for him because he is on your team and have hope for what he can achieve as a #3 WR.
To that end, 40 receptions for 500 yards is right around what Mecole Hardman and Demarcus Robinson gave the Chiefs in 2020. That is also right around what Alan Lazard brought in 3 out of 4 of his years as a starter.
What? Hell no. He could put up 800+ yards and 8+ TDs as an outside receiver. He has already done it. And if he puts that up, I would offer him a 2 year deal at market rates to see if he wants to stay in Chicago for a fair deal.do ppl really think that is Claypool's ceiling?
there will still be cunts on this board saying poles was an idiot to pass on carter...
Most of that from Mustipher.
Most of that from Mustipher.
Of course he is. He is a huge believer that if your a fantasy football stud that automatically means your a stud on the field.Your history suggests to me that you actually never watched him and are completely basing this off a box score and/or fantasy football(which you most likely lost lul)
Of course he is. He is a huge believer that if your a fantasy football stud that automatically means your a stud on the field.
But he didn’t out produce him. Claypool also put up some pretty good stats his rookie year with Johnson and Smith having a lot of targets and receptions too. Dotson only had McLaurin and even he didn’t even see 100 targets.Dotson was on track to outproduce anything Claypool has done in his rookie season last year but got hurt. He really looked good in a few games.
Tonyan is the perfect example of this. Had one dominant fantasy football season. So that is equivalent to him being a future HOFerTo be fair that feels like most fans these days. Fantasy football is both a blessing and a curse. It broadens the appeal of the game while dumbing it down at the same time.
Actually most of that graded out from Braxton, not my opinion just the factsMost of that from Mustipher.
Because that gets said every day....derp.Tonyan is the perfect example of this. Had one dominant fantasy football season. So that is equivalent to him being a future HOFer
Because that gets said every day....derp.
Show me just one post of anyone even hinting that Tonyan is a great TE let alone HOF material? I can save you time and tell you that that post isn't out there.
According to you fantasy football translates to on field production. So the math derp.Because that gets said every day....derp.
Show me just one post of anyone even hinting that Tonyan is a great TE let alone HOF material? I can save you time and tell you that that post isn't out there.