Should Trenton Irwin Stick?

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(11-21-2022, 04:08 AM)JumboTron Wrote: This could very well be one of the worst posts in the history of JN.

Do better Leonard.

So that means you've read what... 2? 3?.. posts in all your history at JN? Or you have terrible memory. Lol

(11-21-2022, 10:18 AM)HarleyDog Wrote: I've been a fan of Irwin. Quiet guy, goes above and beyond what he's asked and can take a hit better than anyone. He has a team first attitude and just a great player.

Real gym rat. A blue collar lunch pail guy. Sneaky athletic. High effort kind of guy.  

(11-21-2022, 10:24 AM)bengalfan74 Wrote: I don't think anybody is trying to say he's Jerry Rice 2.0 But why not have him as #4 instead of a guy (Thomas) who offers basically nothing to our O?

You even bolded the part where I said he was better than Thomas. This is a thread about him sticking, and I am just saying he's not an actual answer and they should still search for upgrades.

(11-21-2022, 11:27 AM)Nepa Wrote: You never know. Kurt Warner was an undrafted guy who at 27 had never even been on an NFL team. He'd played 3 years in the AFL and was stocking shelves for $5.50 and hour at a grocery store in Iowa before he made an NFL team. He's now in the ProFootball Hall of Fame. 

Some people are overlooked. Some people are late bloomers. Some people show more in the game than the practice field. We won't know about Trenton Irwin until he gets some more opportunities. What we have seen even in preseason games is that he has good hands, can take a hit and still hold onto the ball, and can find openings in the defense. 

And with his flowing hair, maybe some defenders get him confused with Hayden Hurst. I sure do watching the games on TV. :) 

In Kurt Warner's 2nd season in the NFL he led the league in Completion %, TDs, YPA, QB Rating, won an MVP, and a Super Bowl.

In Irwin's 4th season in the NFL he finally reached 100 career receiving yards and got his 1st career TD.