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mrcompletely11

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  1. Chuba had 43 catches. Roughly 10 less then both those dudes combined. But please keep posting
  2. LOLOLOLOLOL Mclaurin is his best wr no doubt 82 rec 12 tds good year for sure and would be comparable to Theilen for a qb Ertz - eh, pretty basic for a te a 13 year vet that has gone over 1000 once. Meh Brown - gtfo 30 catches this year crowder - 9 whole catches. Holy poo he moves the needle Robinson/eckler - 55 catches between the 2 - come on man daniels has put this team on his back and won despite having one legit weapon
  3. If he is making 15 million per year it's a no brainer
  4. There is no free agent that is going to be as good as icky even with his faults. The 5th year option is a relative "cheaper" way to buy you time and evaluate him more. Having to spend a high pick again for an unproven LT is just not the noise this franchise needs anytime soon. Having said that in complete transparency, if that LSU kid is there at 8 and if he is the highest on their board I would take him and not look back. Let motons deal run its course, move icky to the right and let this pass blocking phenom take over in 26.
  5. And there is absolutely no way you dont pick up ickys 5th just on general principle
  6. Just bite the bullet and start clean after next year. It makes the most sense
  7. you dont have to be a doctor to know trading up in the 2nd to draft a hurt running back is monumentally stupid
  8. I mean the proof is in the pudding about drafting a qb early vs later. Its easy to go look up, you probably would be surprised and change your mind
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