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Five best free agent wide receivers
[URL="http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d828f2f69/article/five-best-freeagent-wide-receivers-available-?module=HP11_cp"]http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d828f2f69/article/five-best-freeagent-wide-receivers-available-?module=HP11_cp[/URL]
Marc Sessler broke down the best five free-agent running backs available over the weekend. All seventeen of our loyal Around the League readers seemed to like the idea, so let's go to the well once again with a look at the wide receiver position. Terrell Owens is in the news on Tuesday for other reasons, but he's going to find it hard to get a job with these guys in front of him: 5. Mark Clayton (30 years old): Last with the Rams, Clayton's knee problems remain a huge concern. The former Ravens first-round pick was very productive when healthy in St. Louis in 2010 and runs good routes. 4. Roy Williams (30): Three teams have already given up on Williams. He played in 45 games over the last three years, starting 31. But he didn't top 600 receiving yards in any of those seasons. He can't help on special teams, which is why Williams remains on the open market. 3. Mike Sims-Walker (27): Remember when Sims-Walker looked like one of the rising stars at wide receiver in the league? That was only two years ago and Sims-Walker should just be hitting his prime. He's worth a flier. 2. Plaxico Burress (34): Plaxico can't separate like he used to, but he managed to play all 16 weeks for the Jets last year. His numbers (612 yards, eight touchdowns) were almost identical to Santonio Holmes. Those numbers translate to 800 yards and 10 scores on a team that can actually throw the ball. 1. Braylon Edwards (29): Perhaps Edwards will replace Plaxico in New York. It's where Edwards was at his most consistent as a pro. Edwards gained 904 yards receiving with the Jets in 2010, which has to feel like a long time ago after his injury-ruined 2011 stint with the 49ers. I think the Jets need one more veteran wide receiver. I don't want Chad Szchillens on the Jets. I don't know how Roy Williams has tailspinned his career, but is he a viable option? I'd take him over Schillens anyday. Mike Sims Walker is still young and was on the verge of stardom. I don't know what happened to him either. I miss Braylon :( |
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[QUOTE=Dimitri_0515;4463348][URL="http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d828f2f69/article/five-best-freeagent-wide-receivers-available-?module=HP11_cp"]http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d828f2f69/article/five-best-freeagent-wide-receivers-available-?module=HP11_cp[/URL]
Marc Sessler broke down the best five free-agent running backs available over the weekend. All seventeen of our loyal Around the League readers seemed to like the idea, so let's go to the well once again with a look at the wide receiver position. Terrell Owens is in the news on Tuesday for other reasons, but he's going to find it hard to get a job with these guys in front of him: 5. Mark Clayton (30 years old): Last with the Rams, Clayton's knee problems remain a huge concern. The former Ravens first-round pick was very productive when healthy in St. Louis in 2010 and runs good routes. 4. Roy Williams (30): Three teams have already given up on Williams. He played in 45 games over the last three years, starting 31. But he didn't top 600 receiving yards in any of those seasons. He can't help on special teams, which is why Williams remains on the open market. 3. Mike Sims-Walker (27): Remember when Sims-Walker looked like one of the rising stars at wide receiver in the league? That was only two years ago and Sims-Walker should just be hitting his prime. He's worth a flier. 2. Plaxico Burress (34): Plaxico can't separate like he used to, but he managed to play all 16 weeks for the Jets last year. His numbers (612 yards, eight touchdowns) were almost identical to Santonio Holmes. Those numbers translate to 800 yards and 10 scores on a team that can actually throw the ball. 1. Braylon Edwards (29): Perhaps Edwards will replace Plaxico in New York. It's where Edwards was at his most consistent as a pro. Edwards gained 904 yards receiving with the Jets in 2010, which has to feel like a long time ago after his injury-ruined 2011 stint with the 49ers. I think the Jets need one more veteran wide receiver. I don't want Chad Szchillens on the Jets. I don't know how Roy Williams has tailspinned his career, but is he a viable option? I'd take him over Schillens anyday. Mike Sims Walker is still young and was on the verge of stardom. I don't know what happened to him either. I miss Braylon :([/QUOTE] waste of a thread |
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we gonna lay around the shanty, Mama, and put a
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Come home, Bray Bray!!!!!
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[QUOTE=Mikey Z 6;4463351]waste of a thread[/QUOTE]
Sorry... we should discuss how many little league coaching championships and records we all have. Don't open the thread then. |
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Wish Tanny & Rex would bring back Braylon. It'd be nice to have him, Hill, and Holmes on the field to really give us a passing game.
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[QUOTE=McGinley;4463360]Wish Tanny & Rex would bring back Braylon. It'd be nice to have him, Hill, and Holmes on the field to really give us a passing game.[/QUOTE]
Would you take Roy Williams if they don't sign Braylon? |
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[QUOTE=Dimitri_0515;4463361]Would you take Roy Williams if they don't sign Braylon?[/QUOTE]
If we can't get Braylon, then Williams would be an improvement over Plax. Doesn't even have to be a huge improvement since I think Hill will get most of the looks from Sanchez. |
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[QUOTE=Dimitri_0515;4463361]Would you take Roy Williams if they don't sign Braylon?[/QUOTE]
He sucks. If he was so good why didn't the Bears keep him instead of trading for Marshall and drafting Jeffrey. |
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[QUOTE=C Mart;4463373]He sucks. If he was so good why didn't the Bears keep him instead of trading for Marshall and drafting Jeffrey.[/QUOTE]
So does Plax, but we still let him singed and started him. And since we're going back to ground & pound, Hill is gonna be getting most of the looks anyway since he's our deep threat. |
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[QUOTE=McGinley;4463376]So does Plax, but we still let him singed and started him. And since we're going back to ground & pound, Hill is gonna be getting most of the looks anyway since he's our deep threat.[/QUOTE]
I didn't say anything about Plax. |
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[QUOTE=C Mart;4463373]He sucks. If he was so good why didn't the Bears keep him instead of trading for Marshall and drafting Jeffrey.[/QUOTE]
Is he better than Chan Schillens (Oh God Damn it, I don't know how to spell his name)? |
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[QUOTE=Dimitri_0515;4463380]Is he better than Chan Schillens (Oh God Damn it, I don't know how to spell his name)?[/QUOTE]
I'll take my chances with schiliens or whatever his name is Most likely less attitude than Williams. |
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[QUOTE=Dimitri_0515;4463358]Sorry... we should discuss how many little league coaching championships and records we all have.
Don't open the thread then.[/QUOTE] WE SHOULD i mean after signing chizzzzlins and drafting 2 wf's ... we are not in the market for a WR |
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[QUOTE=C Mart;4463383]I'll take my chances with schiliens or whatever his name is Most likely less attitude than Williams.[/QUOTE]
The guy cannot stay on the field. I just don't trust him. |
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[QUOTE=Dimitri_0515;4463388]The guy cannot stay on the field. I just don't trust him.[/QUOTE]
And obviously three teams didn't trust Williams. |
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[QUOTE=C Mart;4463390]And obviously three teams didn't trust Williams.[/QUOTE]
Touche. So how about bringing Braylon back :) |
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Bye week buh bye Rex
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I think the only way Braylon ends up with the Jets is if he signs for the minimum. I think he is holding out hope of getting a better contract.
To be honest, I dont know if I want him back now. I want Hill to get all the playing time he can get so he can develop. I am talking game experience, not just practice. For better or worse. |
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[QUOTE=Dimitri_0515;4463392]Touche.
So how about bringing Braylon back :)[/QUOTE] I'm sick of the daily Braylon talk. It's May 8th. But think about this. Right now doesn't it seem Braylon would be the #4 WR on the Jets behind Holmes, Hill and Kerley (as the slot). So if he is 100% healthy why would he go to a team as a #4? |
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[QUOTE=C Mart;4463394]I'm sick of the daily Braylon talk. It's May 8th.
But think about this. Right now doesn't it seem Braylon would be the #4 WR on the Jets behind Holmes, Hill and Kerley (as the slot). So if he is 100% healthy why would he go to a team as a #4?[/QUOTE] This is true, that's why i'm expanding my options here. I still think they need to sign 1 more veteran. |
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[QUOTE=C Mart;4463378]I didn't say anything about Plax.[/QUOTE]
I know, I'm using him as an example. |
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