Trey Palmer reminds me of a Sammie Stroughter type, not in the way they play or their skillset but overhyped late round pick WRs that probably won’t stick in the league for but a few years but our fans will gas up because of all the kool aid we drink after drafting him.
If Evans misses any time this year our WR group will be as bad as almost anyone in the league.
Miller4Prez64 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2024 12:41 pm
Trey Palmer reminds me of a Sammie Stroughter type, not in the way they play or their skillset but overhyped late round pick WRs that probably won’t stick in the league for but a few years but our fans will gas up because of all the kool aid we drink after drafting him.
If Evans misses any time this year our WR group will be as bad as almost anyone in the league.
Stoughton. Robert Herron. Kenny Bell. Justin Watson. Scotty Miller. It happens nearly every single time we draft a WR. Fans believe we hit the "big one" with just about every day 3 WR we draft. It never fails.
Miller4Prez64 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2024 12:41 pm
Trey Palmer reminds me of a Sammie Stroughter type, not in the way they play or their skillset but overhyped late round pick WRs that probably won’t stick in the league for but a few years but our fans will gas up because of all the kool aid we drink after drafting him.
If Evans misses any time this year our WR group will be as bad as almost anyone in the league.
Stoughton. Robert Herron. Kenny Bell. Justin Watson. Scotty Miller. It happens nearly every single time we draft a WR. Fans believe we hit the "big one" with just about every day 3 WR we draft. It never fails.
Tyree Davis. 12-year old Ichabod desperately wanting him to become a star because he tore it up in preseason.
WRs make the flashiest plays and there's always a 6th spot for them on the roster. It's a trap. They can make a great play, but they will never be great... Except for Horace Copeland. That dude's backflips were legendary.
Stoughton. Robert Herron. Kenny Bell. Justin Watson. Scotty Miller. It happens nearly every single time we draft a WR. Fans believe we hit the "big one" with just about every day 3 WR we draft. It never fails.
Tyree Davis. 12-year old Ichabod desperately wanting him to become a star because he tore it up in preseason.
WRs make the flashiest plays and there's always a 6th spot for them on the roster. It's a trap. They can make a great play, but they will never be great... Except for Horace Copeland. That dude's backflips were legendary.
Tyree Davis. 12-year old Ichabod desperately wanting him to become a star because he tore it up in preseason.
WRs make the flashiest plays and there's always a 6th spot for them on the roster. It's a trap. They can make a great play, but they will never be great... Except for Horace Copeland. That dude's backflips were legendary.
Robb Thomas for me
remember him?
If memory serves... That dude secured a 5-0 start for the Bucs in the mid nineties against the Phoenix Cardinals. Heard Gene call it on the radio.
Tyree Davis. 12-year old Ichabod desperately wanting him to become a star because he tore it up in preseason.
WRs make the flashiest plays and there's always a 6th spot for them on the roster. It's a trap. They can make a great play, but they will never be great... Except for Horace Copeland. That dude's backflips were legendary.
Connor Williams is a FA, tore his ACL in December. He's going to miss the season. Do you go out and offer him a 5 year deal (that's really only 4), where he makes league minimum in 2024, but gets paid $13.5M AAV the other 4 (like Spotrac.com believes)? Each year can be guaranteed the year before. So, this year, we guarantee 2025's salary. In 2025, we guarantee 2026's salary... and so on. That way, he's guaranteed his money a year in advance, but we have a chance to get out with minimal dead cap.
CannonFire wrote: ↑Tue Apr 02, 2024 12:08 pm
Your thoughts?
Connor Williams is a FA, tore his ACL in December. He's going to miss the season. Do you go out and offer him a 5 year deal (that's really only 4), where he makes league minimum in 2024, but gets paid $13.5M AAV the other 4 (like Spotrac.com believes)? Each year can be guaranteed the year before. So, this year, we guarantee 2025's salary. In 2025, we guarantee 2026's salary... and so on. That way, he's guaranteed his money a year in advance, but we have a chance to get out with minimal dead cap.
Why is a player who tore his ACL in December already ruled out for the year? Must've been a lot more than just the ACL.
CannonFire wrote: ↑Tue Apr 02, 2024 12:08 pm
Your thoughts?
Connor Williams is a FA, tore his ACL in December. He's going to miss the season. Do you go out and offer him a 5 year deal (that's really only 4), where he makes league minimum in 2024, but gets paid $13.5M AAV the other 4 (like Spotrac.com believes)? Each year can be guaranteed the year before. So, this year, we guarantee 2025's salary. In 2025, we guarantee 2026's salary... and so on. That way, he's guaranteed his money a year in advance, but we have a chance to get out with minimal dead cap.
Why is a player who tore his ACL in December already ruled out for the year? Must've been a lot more than just the ACL.
I'm guessing based on not being able to find anything regarding when he had surgery... so, I don't even know if he had it yet. Add 9 to 12 months to that. Also, considering that the Dolphins already signed a Center to a 3-year deal, I'm guessing they expected him to miss the whole season.
Godwin underwent surgery on Jan 3rd and started the season on the active roster. Took him a bit of time to get going, which is typical with ACL injuries, but he was recovered.
He tore his ACL and MCL. Don't know about Meniscus but that is somewhat common with ACL injuries.
Based on what I read re Williams it appears that the injury is beyond the normalities of ACL reconstructive surgery. Maybe there were complications from the surgery or maybe the original injury went beyond ligament destruction.
Dang. Texans building something great and then go and do something dumb like that to absolutely ruin it. Adding a me first diva WR on the downside of his career? Why?
