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Sometimes you make that choice. WRs are often return men. My point has always been that you don't draft players that are potato chips.You don’t risk injury. It’s just not smart roster management
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Sometimes you make that choice. WRs are often return men. My point has always been that you don't draft players that are potato chips.You don’t risk injury. It’s just not smart roster management
I don’t have an issue with return guys. It’s the other 10 and I’m not going to risk a WR coming down on kick coverage like LazardSometimes you make that choice. WRs are often return men. My point has always been that you don't draft players that are potato chips.
You need guys with speed to be in cover teams. The Packers draft plow horses. Half of them are timed in the 40 with a calendar.I don’t have an issue with return guys. It’s the other 10 and I’m not going to risk a WR coming down on kick coverage like Lazard
I don’t disagree with that but I’m not risking injury either.You need guys with speed to be in cover teams. The Packers draft plow horses. Half of them are timed in the 40 with a calendar.
But if it's not starters why not use them?You don’t risk injury. It’s just not smart roster management
Balance depth and need. If they are in a rotation getting 40% + of snaps no I’m reluctant.But if it's not starters why not use them?
You need better gunners on the teamI don’t have an issue with return guys. It’s the other 10 and I’m not going to risk a WR coming down on kick coverage like Lazard
I would consider using guys like Lazard for gunner.Balance depth and need. If they are in a rotation getting 40% + of snaps no I’m reluctant.
Hell no. He’s WR 2 or 3. NoI would consider using guys like Lazard for gunner.