Reevaluating the WR market as the regular season comes to a close

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Chase is obviously priority one. He's produced regardless of who else is in the lineup. Tee stepped up in the WR1 role with Chase out and proved that he's that caliber of player(which I doubted for quite awhile). Boyd was the invisible man when Chase went down, strongly indicating that he is dependent on having other high end WR's around him in order to be effective.

They should really push to keep Chase and Higgins. This upcoming off-season, Boyd should either be traded or cut as a cap casualty, but that would be dependent on resigning Irwin and dumping significant draft capital into the position group, as Irwin, Taylor, and Morgan are all in contract years iirc.