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I’m not sure that I’d put Matthews in the same category, myself.Both 2014 2nd round draft picks that haven't lived up to expectations.
Doesn't hurt to take a look though.
Forget the punter. I hope Bill would try and swap out our #18 for their #18. Kidding! I love Slater but damn Holmes is good too.
Was gonna say the same thing. Like him more than Matthews.Always liked Brice Butler
You see a guy who was a former 2nd round pick, who went into last season (with Tyrod Taylor—in an injury shortened year) averaging like 75 catches, 900 yards a season, and 6+ touchdowns a year as “camp fodder?” Prior to last season, his targets were 103, 126, and 117. The last two were more than Cooks got here, last season.I don't see any objection to bringing in competition, especially at TE. However, I see both as comp fodder.
He certainly would be better than paying Allen $5 mil.
I'm not basing my opinion of Allen on statistics, which I also know can be misleading.
I'm basing my opinion of Allen on my eyeballs, which have too often told me that when we needed a big kick to bail us out or to pin the opponent, he didn't deliver.
Mathews could be a bigger version of Welker here.
Except Edelman is 32 coming off a serious injury.Edelman already is a bigger version of Welker.
Except Edelman is 32 coming off a serious injury.
If we sign Matthews to anymkre than a camp fodder deal you would have to assume they are considering dealing Cooks.
You see a guy who was a former 2nd round pick, who went into last season (with Tyrod Taylor—in an injury shortened year) averaging like 75 catches, 900 yards a season, and 6+ touchdowns a year as “camp fodder?” Prior to last season, his targets were 103, 126, and 117. The last two were more than Cooks got here, last season.
You must be super high on Britt, Dorsett, Patterson, and Mitchell to not see a player like that worthy of a shot at making the roster. I remember years where he’d have been our WR2, and that wasn’t even that long ago.
Ultimately, it’s quite likely that another team signs him to a better deal where he may play a bigger role.
There would have to be AT LEAST 4 WRs and 2 TES cut.Bottom line if Matthews and Niklas are signed:
WR: Cooks
Edelman
Hogan
Mitchell
Britt
Dorsett
Matthews
McCarron
Patterson
TE:
Gronk
Allen
Tye ( I really like this kid)
Hollister
Niklas
Serious camp competition. I could see 3 or 4 WRs cut from that bunch, and two TEs, and I don't think any of those potential six cuts will be out of a job for long.
1st-world problems.
I don’t see how. He isn’t a replacement at all. He would be somwhere in the mix as 3/4/5 wr behind cooks and Edelman. There is absolutely no reason to move cooks especially to downgrade to a far lesser player.Any word on Jordan Matthews?
I feel he could be tied to Brandin Cooks near future with the team.
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