We got better at every position other than WR

[top dawg]

For those counting, the Bears now have three receivers who've had over 500 yards in a season .

[top dawg]

1 minute ago, GoobyPls said:

Are really this dunce? It's the exact same thing. But your dimwitted brain is having a hard time comprehending the simplest things.

 

Its actually not a lie I just double checked and theirs one other team in our same situation. 

crying lie isn't gonna change fact

What team is that? 

[Toomers]

15 minutes ago, GoobyPls said:

Are really this dunce? It's the exact same thing. But your dimwitted brain is having a hard time comprehending the simplest things.

 

Its actually not a lie I just double checked and theirs one other team in our same situation. 

crying lie isn't gonna change fact

  Seriously? You find one person on here that thinks those two statements are the same, or even similar. Anyone care to jump in. 

  First statement is clearly stating that we are only team in league with 5/6 WRs have never had more than 500 in a season. In the second, it clearly states that we are the only team that has only one WR that has had a 500 yd season. In what universe is that the same. Actually, the first one makes less sense every time I read it. 

And, once again, there are 3 teams. Something you should have known before you made a so called factual post.

  The 3 teams are BUF, BALT, and CLE. Those are facts. Dispute them or admit you just threw some crap on the wall and hoped no one checked on it. As usual.

[GoobyPls]

10 minutes ago, top dawg said:

What team is that? 

The bills, that's if I don't count Harvin. 

[top dawg]

From that perspective, our receiving corps is really lacking. I don't know how much importance to give it, but I do think that it means something. Even the Rams have two receivers who've had 500 yards in a season.

Basically, what this means us that at least one of our vets (everyone, really) is going to have to stand up.

That's what it means.

[Hoenheim]

Or we could draft Davis , Ross , McCaffrey , Curtis Samuel , Dede Westbrook. Don't leave it up to a defensive minded organization like the panthers to do that though . All while atl keep laughing at us and Julio keep shredding us . 

[top dawg]

You have to count Garvin.

[GoobyPls]

2 minutes ago, Toomers said:

  Seriously? You find one person on here that thinks those two statements are the same, or even similar. Anyone care to jump in. 

  First statement is clearly stating that we are only team in league with 5/6 WRs have never had more than 500 in a season. In the second, it clearly states that we are the only team that has only one WR that has had a 500 yd season. In what universe is that the same. Actually, the first one makes less sense every time I read it. 

And, once again, there are 3 teams. Something you should have known before you made a so called factual post.

The first person who replied to me understood.

They are the same thing, you just interpret things they way a mentally challenged person would. 

Again your the one making up things the panthers as the rosters stand are the only team. But keep saying 3.

[Hoenheim]

18 hours ago, *FreeFua* said:

 

Ross creates so much separation regardless of where the ball. I've seen this guy get 3 yards separation on plays ran from the goal line. Ross is able to get separation because you have to RESPECT his speed, so if he gives you that step inside of the line you almost have to bite

Ross is exactly the type of WR our offense is missing which I guess is part of the reason why the panthers already had a private workout with him. His health is a huge concern I suppose but if the team thinks he could stay healthy that would be a great pick . . 

If the chose defense early and don't Do any trades they could get someone like Dede Westbrook in the 2nd or 3rd. Or they could get McCaffrey or Curtis Samuel if they trade back into the first or trade down in the first .

[Toomers]

18 minutes ago, top dawg said:

You have to count Garvin.

Why would you count a FA that is not on any team?

[top dawg]

8 minutes ago, Toomers said:

Why would you count a FA that is not on any team?

Because I didn't know. I took a cursory glance. Google and Wikipedia are not up to date. Even though I am not correct at the moment, they'll likely re-sign him if he wants to play. What else are they going to do...sign Cruz? [Hell, they might.]

In any event, the fact remains that we're likely going to have to do something about our receiving corps before going into the season. I think that's the other point.

[GoobyPls]

7 minutes ago, Toomers said:

Why would you count a FA that is not on any team?

By all accounts he's still on the bills, just checked the website 

 

Were are the 3 teams you speak of?

[Toomers]

19 minutes ago, GoobyPls said:

The first person who replied to me understood.

They are the same thing, you just interpret things they way a mentally challenged person would. 

Again your the one making up things the panthers as the rosters stand are the only team. But keep saying 3.

  You mean the guy who replied "Cot Damn"? What did he understand? Your first lie? I see someone questioning the validity of your statement and you claim to have researched it, which is obviously false. Since I'm mentally challenged, why is it I can do the research you claimed and get it right? What's that say for your mental  capacity?

   Bills- Sammie Watkins

   Browns- Kenny Britt

   Ravens- Mike Wallace

   Who on these teams besides those players have had a 500 yd season? Answer that question and we are done.  No more childish name calling. Just answer or admit you were making it up.

[top dawg]

I think there may be something to this Ross thing, but I also think that Corey Davis is squarely on the radar, as is Zay Jones. I think that Shep and particularly CJ2 are simply cheap insurance if things go south in the draft. One or both may not even be on the team before the beginning of the regular season.  

If G-man was using FA to set up our draft, from a receiver standpoint, he didn't make it happen in my opinion. So, WR is going to be a higher priority need during the draft.