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Byrd to IR, and other Tuesday news


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8 minutes ago, KillerKat said:

We about to get blown out in the first game of the playoffs so bad loll

Let's just get ready for the off-season... It's becoming embarrassing what we asked our QB to do.. But I guess it's crazy to try something else to at least try to fix the situation..

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Media is speaking about how "Byrd has been a contributing factor recently on offense". You can have all the talent in the world, but if you can't stay on the field and stay healthy, you're not contributing much. Not saying it's Byrd's fault or anything. Maybe he's just too small for the NFL, either way he seems very fragile, or just has the worst luck ever. Either way....In this business, you have to be on the field....Wish him the best for the future, hope he can shake this injury bug.

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4 minutes ago, WOW!! said:

Let's just get ready for the off-season... It's becoming embarrassing what we asked our QB to do.. But I guess it's crazy to try something else to at least try to fix the situation..

If getting blown out meant that there was a chance we would clean house, I'm in favor of it happening.

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3 minutes ago, Dragoon11 said:

Lost us WHAT game???

 

Talking about the playoffs....that is IF we lose. I have complete faith in cam he will do everything he can but this is just getting to look like a ridiculous up hill battle. Just saying we all know he is gonna get the blame from outside the fanbase. 

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22 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Regarding that trade...

If the whole issue was that other guys needed more playing time, the depth chart is completely in the hands of the coach.  You wanna bench a guy, bench him.  You're allowed to do that.

Had Rivera simply chosen to bench rather than Hurney trading him, he'd still be an option for us going into the playoffs.

Is he a speed receiver?  No, but he's also a better receiver than who we have on our depth chart now.

Exactly. And the KB trade had NOTHING to do with Byrd passing Shep on the depth chart recently. That speaks to Byrd's development, not anything that Hurney did.

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Just now, Skack25 said:

I was speaking more from an injury standpoint.  I don't think he's a terrible return man.

It's another example of this coaching staff trying to force a player to do something he's not good at. And we'd rather risk injury to our #8 overall draft pick going into the playoffs rather than using someone that is better at it.

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Just now, thomas96 said:

Exactly. And the KB trade had NOTHING to do with Byrd passing Shep on the depth chart recently. That speaks to Byrd's development, not anything that Hurney did.

Hey Thomas having Kenny Britt wouldn't help right now.. right?? Smh.. I wish one time you would be right about something..

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