Thepeelsessions":3pddi4ip said:
Scorpion05":3pddi4ip said:
Thepeelsessions":3pddi4ip said:
I honestly would like to see him picked up. I hope he gets a shot on a 53 man roster. I don't care for who, either. He was arguably the most impressive receiver, all things considered, outside of the locked in positions, DK included (I'd also take him over Jaron any day). As much as I love the Hawks, this is a move I hope comes back on them.
You hope our front office was wrong? Over an undrafted WR who has great potential but hasn’t shown enough? Lol
Let’s have an honest debate of the facts. What did he show that was so mind blowing? Who did he win matchups against?
His scouting report highlighted the fact that he tends to have “focus drops.” Inexplicably, routine drive killing drops. It also highlighted that he sometimes relies on his size more than technique. Brandon Marshall played well in the preseason too. And ultimately made the team. But was effectively gone by week 3 because of drops, despite his veteran presence.
Yes, I do. They were wrong in keeping Janikowski over Myers last season for "monetary reasons". There is no denying this FO makes head scratching decisions on cut down day every year.
Let's debate this then. I'm not even taking into account who he went up against, because every other WR he was competing with was going up against the same defensive units. Yes, he showed up to minicamp overweight, but Pete challenged him and he met the challenge. He vastly outperformed every WR he was competing with for a spot, even outside of the games.
Honestly, tell me with a straight face who you would rather keep over Ferguson. Reynolds? Wright? Jennings? A case could be made for Turner because of his special teams value, but other than that?
WRs that big and that fast who run pretty clean routes and show separation, who can win 50-50 balls....Those guys are hard to find.
Except he’s not a wide receiver who runs pretty clean routes and show consistent separation. If he was, then as often as he was forced the ball he would have better options.
Janikowski vs Meyers? Our cap situation was different, and we wanted experience. Janikowski was injured at different parts of the season, but it’s completely disingenuous to suggest after the fact that we should have chosen Meyers. That would have changed so many things not only contract wise, but during the season as well if Meyers didn’t do well here. Kickers perform differently for different teams/stadiums.
You’re asking me if Jazz “outperformed” Ursua and Jennings, which tells me you’re not even attempting to think like a coach at all. Coaches don’t care about that flashy TD you had during preseason against a cornerback that was cut. They notice when, for example Jennings is open but Paxton or Geno missed them. They look at that receiver’s fundamentals. They think about how players fit within a scheme.
Your argument seems to be “he’s big, and he’s fast, and he made some preseason catches!” Rosters are not made from just highlights. I wish Jazz the best but this outrage over his cut seems emotional rather than logical