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JAFF 03-25-2022 09:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Hoopsdoc (Post 227518)
I want Jarvis Landry. I think he would complement MPJ very nicely.

DOO SUMTHING BALLARD!!!

Stop that! Yes I’m talking to you. Killing me Smalls

bigalbert 03-26-2022 09:09 AM

Why don’t we just sign Will Fuller. He’d fit in with all our other receivers with his injury history


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apballin 03-26-2022 11:47 AM

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Originally Posted by bigalbert (Post 227550)
Why don’t we just sign Will Fuller. He’d fit in with all our other receivers with his injury history


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Campbell is the only WR with a history of injury so that’s bs

We need route runners, Ryan is a timing and spot thrower the hero deep ball shit is over so the need for speedy WR is gone

JAFF 03-26-2022 12:06 PM

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Originally Posted by bigalbert (Post 227550)
Why don’t we just sign Will Fuller. He’d fit in with all our other receivers with his injury history


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Lol

JAFF 03-26-2022 12:07 PM

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Originally Posted by apballin (Post 227558)
Campbell is the only WR with a history of injury so that’s bs

We need route runners, Ryan is a timing and spot thrower the hero deep ball shit is over so the need for speedy WR is gone

TY has had some issues the last couple of years

apballin 03-26-2022 12:57 PM

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Originally Posted by JAFF (Post 227561)
TY has had some issues the last couple of years

TY problem last year was trying to pull in terrible inaccurate throw’s

Both injuries were because of shitty throws from Wentz

ChaosTheory 03-26-2022 03:18 PM

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Originally Posted by apballin (Post 227565)
TY problem last year was trying to pull in terrible inaccurate throw’s

Both injuries were because of shitty throws from Wentz

You're right in that he's nowhere near the same history as Fuller or Campbell or whoever. But I'm sure they're considering the fact that since he turned 30, he's missed 6 games in 2/3 seasons and come out earlier in a few more games. I might be wrong, but aside from the concussion when he hit the ground, most of those injuries are non-contact.

That said, I'd like him to come back.

bigalbert 03-26-2022 03:21 PM

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Originally Posted by apballin (Post 227558)
Campbell is the only WR with a history of injury so that’s bs

We need route runners, Ryan is a timing and spot thrower the hero deep ball shit is over so the need for speedy WR is gone


Every team needs a guy that can stretch the field. Ridley was the guy til he left the game last year. Unless of course you’re saying Ryan can’t throw it deep anymore. Campbell and TY, were absent a lot last season. 2 of our top 3[emoji2369]


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JAFF 03-26-2022 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by bigalbert (Post 227568)
Every team needs a guy that can stretch the field. Ridley was the guy til he left the game last year. Unless of course you’re saying Ryan can’t throw it deep anymore. Campbell and TY, were absent a lot last season. 2 of our top 3[emoji2369]


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Maybe that guy is A Dulin. Can out run almost everyone and he excelled as a gunner on special teams. Hw is a blur going down field.

bigalbert 03-26-2022 04:29 PM

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Originally Posted by JAFF (Post 227569)
Maybe that guy is A Dulin. Can out run almost everyone and he excelled as a gunner on special teams. Hw is a blur going down field.


Yeah I don’t care who it is as long as he can catch. Lol


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