Originally posted by NYniner85:
I'm not saying he doesn't like big WRs....I'm saying you're not really looking at what he values, you're looking at what YOU value. Listen mate, you need to realize this league isn't the same league in the 90s. Speed, separation, and spreading the field thing now. Guys like Brandon Cooks, Hilton, AB, OBJ, Hill are who the NFL covets. Also, I care about who my teams has at DB when talking about other teams WRs. They have size across the board for that. FYI your boy DK dropped for a reason.....
Matthews is on a vet min deal. He's a pure big slot WR and we just got two guys that can play his position. He's gone more than likely.
Hurd ISN'T just a WR and if you listen to Kyle explain the pick you'll get it. Bringing in Poindexter or who ever the hell he is, doesn't change the mentality of what Kyle values. He also brought in Dunbar last yr who's a big WR that made it to the PS. That's who Poindexter will be battling this yr. If he makes the team cool, he's not gonna replace a slot WR BECAUSE he's not a slot WR. He will be replacing a guy like Bourne (if that even happens).
I keep giving you crap about loving big WRs BECAUSE that's all you talk about. You could careless if they can run a damn route lol and I keep telling you THAT IS what Kyle values. You're beating your head against a wall.
Great they did a lot of homework in a deep WR class...what the f**k does that have to do with who they keep? They drafted two guys, who they will keep. Poindexter will be trying to get snaps from Bourne, Matthews, and our PS WRs throughout TC. Different WRs have different roles. ya gotta understand that.
90s? Was Megatron from the 90s? Is Julio Jones from the 90s? Is Mike Evans from the 90s?
So, bigger WRs can't run routes?
So, they did a lot of homework and "what the fxxk does that have to do with who they keep"? Well, unless you are blind and deaf, we had 2 small WRs who couldn't handle the hits, 1 guy couldn't top 400 yards and the other barely got over 200 yards, that's fxxking why!!!
How do they define "insanity" again? "Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results". We have tried the small guys (and failed), is time to try something different. And I do believe that is exactly what Lynch and Shanahan are trying to do.