Have to agree with Joker here, though it makes for a boring off-season.
Pro-Welker side: OMG OMG OMG do you have any idea how many balls he caught every year OMG OMG OMG how do we replace that production OMG Danny Amendola didn't catch that many and also he gets hurt OMG.
Anti-Welker side: Never caught 100+ balls before he came here, not by a long shot. Never will again.
Well okay, the anti-Welker side is somewhat undercut by the fact that he's going to Denver. But we don't know, and that's that. When we picked up Moss and Welker, the story that summer was that we picked up Moss and Stallworth oh yeah and some returner slash receiver from Miami that tended to have good games against us.
We also know that we catch lightning in a bottle sometimes, and fans get set up to think it's going to happen every time.
So, we're left in that beautiful state of quantum uncertainty in which our team is both the off-season champion and a decaying doormat, simultaneously.
Welker's next big-game-winning opportunity is both guaranteed to be according to his last few big games, and guaranteed to be an epic turnaround from his Patriots days.
Shroedinger's Catch.
PFnV