03-09-2022, 06:44 PM
(03-09-2022, 03:24 PM)casear2727 Wrote: #1 Stop with Boyds production, the entire offense changes with a much better oline. More running and more 5-7 drop concepts for our 2 wideouts. Saying a decent slot cant replace our 4th option who averaged 28yds in the playoffs is silly.
Stop quoting facts to counter your conjecture? No.
I suggest you stop ignoring 82 receptions to focus on one drop. Your focus in on 1.2% drop rate instead of a 98.8% catch rate. But, you don't even focus on that because you only look at 19% of the data from one year. Because you only focus on 4 games instead of 21 games.
Now matter how many times you claim someone like Wan'Dale Robinson could step in and replace Boyd Week 1; guys like Elijah Moore and Rondale Moore who were projected to go higher, didn't replicate his results despite you thinking it would be no problem.
Quote:#2. You couldnt be further off base with your draft predictions and this repeated top 10 draft pick silliness.
That's a summary of past performance from last year. Past performance isn't a guarantee of future results, but it is a pretty good predictor of future performance in similar situations. I gave you objective data you can independently verify. Show objective data to indicate otherwise.
Quote:#3. You have zero case for Boyd other than his ability to replace Chase or Higgins if injured, which i agree with.
And the Bengals play 3 WR sets 77% of the time and Boyd plays 74% of the offensive snaps making him a starter. And he did fill in for an injured Higgins last year. And he had more productions than 34 other examples of WRs you think can easily replace him. Other than those six things, I have zero case.
Quote:Now tell me the deal you will get with trading Bates under the tag, along with your plan with the CB situation, this could be intriguing, if realistic.
Lions and Jets both have awful defenses. Especially, pass defense. They have a need at S. They have top 10 or near top 10 cap space currently. The have extra draft picks. Jets have 4, 10, 36, 38 . . . Lions have 2, 32, 34, 66 . . . I'd trade Bates for any of those 2nd round picks if they were willing trade partners. If they didn't want to trade, I'd let him walk, hope for a comp pick next year.
CB Darious Williams, Rams CB2 opposite Jalen Ramsey, have him fill same roll opposite Awuzie with Hilton as NCB
PFF projects 3 years, $33M
offer $15M signing bonus
Year 1: $4M base salary, $5M prorated signing bonus, $9M cap hit
Y2: 6/5/11
Y3: 8/5/13, $5M dead money if released, $8M cap savings, which could be reduced with roster bonuses in Y1/2 to off sets base salary in Y3 if you want less dead money in Y3
Quote:But Im done with Boyd its too obvious.
Quitter.
