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Nobody said they wanted to get rid of Welker. You're arguing against a point nobody is making.
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You're right, they want to keep him, for the same money Leigh Bodden got.
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Nobody said they wanted to get rid of Welker. You're arguing against a point nobody is making.
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Actually someone just claimed that he's just a product of Moss and Gronkowski.
Oh yeah, that was you.
Stick to Madden, you know nothing about real football.
Feel free to show us the 5 WR who had better seasons, we'll be waiting.........
For a long long time.
It's not beyond the realm of possibility that BB could allocate his free agent dollars elsewhere. He could use Edelman in the slot, and bring in better (than Chad and Deion) wideouts. We'd still have strong options in the middle with Edelman, Gronk and Hernandez.
I'm not saying this will or should happen, but if the gulf in dollars is too wide, it is a defensible option.
Here you are clearly talking about stats and numbers and, after I point out the weakness of your position by asking you to show how Welker's 122 catches would be divvied up by those three players, you changed your tactic:
Why would one NEED to make up catches? All those catches are just yards, so as long as the yards are made up, either through runs or passes, there's no net loss.
I hope they don't franchise him, he doesn't deserve that money. What a bum. Nothing but an overrated fantasy WR.
Worst post in the entire thread by a long shot.
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The yards being made up is every bit as meaningless as you seem to think the catch numbers are.
How so? If Welker has five catches for 30 yds or if someone else has a 30yd catch the yards are the same even though there is a net decline of 4 catches.
So no, you are incorrect.
How so? If Welker has five catches for 30 yds or if someone else has a 30yd catch the yards are the same even though there is a net decline of 4 catches.
So no, you are incorrect.
Well you can't prove that isn't the case, even if that was the point I was making. Welker does not take over a game like the game changing WR do. Again, I'm sorry if that simple fact is too much for you to wrap your head around.
"How so? If welker has 5 catches or if someone else has 5 catches, the result is the same...."
I'm correct, because neither catches nor yards are meaningful on their own without context. 6 catches for 7 yards and 0 first downs is likely to be a meaningless 6 catches, just as 57 yards on a hail Mary that falls short at the end of a half or game are meaningless yards.
Catches aren't points. Yards aren't points.
True, but you need to get yards in order to get TDs.
Depends upon the situation. A player can make one 30 yard catch on a drive that stalls that is not as meaningful as 3 shorter first downs that keep a drive going for points, and Welker is a master of doing just that.
When you're passing, you need catches in order to get TDs, too.
He had 5 games over 135 yards and another for 124, that's 6 games he completely took over so once again you really don't know what you are talking about.
Larry Fitzgerald only had 3 games over 135 yards and none as good as Welker's 160 and 200+.
All these supposed points always come back to the same bottom line, because Welker isn't 6'3 225 he can never be as good as a player who even if he plays better than them. What he actually does on the field doesn't matter, his height and forty time do. He just doesn't fit the Madden profile.
Catches and runs are just a means to an end, that end being yards. I don't care if the other receivers get 122 passes distributed among them so long as the yeards are there.
Also, if having deep/outside guys like Wayne and Lloyd open things up for the running game I'm happy. So if passes go down but running yards go up by the same amount there's no net loss.
Stop missing the forrest for the trees.
I'm not missing anything. You jumped in with a stupid comment and have doubled down instead of just admitting you either didn't read properly or got your argument wrong.
And yards are meaningless when you look at them in isolation (Which is what, as a matter of fact, so many homers were arguing when people were talking about the Patriots defense), as has already been demonstrated to you by more than one person.