WR room, who makes the 53 ?

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(09-05-2023, 10:05 PM)bfine32 Wrote: Nah, not mis-representing. I simply find the argument that we released Pryor was a mistake is funnier now than it was then. Who we kept instead is moot. You can assert it was a mistake to keep players who actually took NFL snaps last year over KP was a "mistake" but it wasn't. Hell if they'd kept me over KP it would not have been a mistake as we both have the same amount of snaps and it looks like neither is going to take the lead in the near future

Exactly You are misrepresenting the argument. The original argument was keeping 3 career special teams players over a WR prospect that had a good preseason was a mistake which turned out to be true. You are focused on Kendrick Pryor not taking a snap for the Jaguars but disregarding the fact the Bengals went through 4 backup receivers to get production. The argument was never about Pryor and about the lack of WR depth on 2022 that reared its ugly head because of injuries. 

Edit: This was my argument. I'm the one that said it was a mistake. Not because I thought Kendrick Pryor would be an all pro but not keeping him over Michael Thomas and Stanley Morgan would be a mistake because they offer nothing on offense and that proved to be true.