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Do you believe a solid WR would have made a difference in our record?

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I firmly believe that if we would have added a WR like Housh, Owens or Boldin that this team would have been about 2-2 / 3-1.... I think the team has too much talent for the floor to fall out but the glaring deficiency at WR has pretty much crippled the offense and therefore put added pressure on the D

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I firmly believe that if we would have added a WR like Housh, Owens or Boldin that this team would have been about 2-2 / 3-1.... I think the team has too much talent for the floor to fall out but the glaring deficiency at WR has pretty much crippled the offense and therefore put added pressure on the D

We have one of those, his name is Steve Smith and NO, it has not helped

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WR wouldn't fix the OL situation which has been pointed out, and I also don't think it would matter that much as far as the rest of the passing game either. Maybe somewhat but I'm not certain it would be game changing at this point.

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our WR's have nothing at all to do with r shitty season so far, its the RT posistion since Otah is out.... ask around, that is our biggest problem, what is up with people thinking we need WR help?

Like I said, we've been without Otah before and was fine. Lost depht though. Otah is always going to be an injury risk, get used to it, he's a beast but may be a bust cause of injuries.

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