Which WR do we target

stcjones said:

I think Alec Pierce is the most obvious WR for us to take a good look at… His last two years have been pretty amazing and he is still young. I am not a big fan of AJ Brown. He has shown to be a major malcontent. Played for Vrabs before and Brown had bad things to say about him (although he respected him) and definitely. He also will just shut everything down if he’s not happy and not engaged, or not getting enough passes thrown his way. We don’t need that kind of illness on this team.

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Zuma said:

Field-stretcher Pierce would be a strong fit in the Patriots’ offense, but they might believe he’s not enough of an upgrade on their current Kayshon Boutte/Mack Hollins tandem to justify more than $30 million per season. The 49ers, meanwhile, could be tired of waiting for former first-rounder Ricky Pearsall to stay healthy. Pierce is predictably generating wide interest after the Colts surprisingly let him reach the open market, but he is still most likely to end up with a cap-flushed, receiver-desperate team like the Titans.

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Zuma said:

Josina Anderson reports the market for free agent Alec Pierce “may be too much” for the Patriots, but that the 49ers “might pay it.”

Field-stretcher Pierce would be a strong fit in the Patriots’ offense, but they might believe he’s not enough of an upgrade on their current Kayshon Boutte/Mack Hollins tandem to justify more than $30 million per season. The 49ers, meanwhile, could be tired of waiting for former first-rounder Ricky Pearsall to stay healthy. Pierce is predictably generating wide interest after the Colts surprisingly let him reach the open market, but he is still most likely to end up with a cap-flushed, receiver-desperate team like the Titans.

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n1997y said:

I thought I’d seen $26 to $28 million suggested as the price for Pierce. Is this supposed media report really just shilling to pump up his valuation?

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