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If we sign a FA WR

Panthro

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They should at least activate him and bring him in during garbage time if we're ahead, or when we're being blown out. Like Jimmy, nothing beats in-game experience. Armanti learns next to nothing watching from a bench. We're 0-4, we will not be going to the Playoffs, bring the kid in during the 4th when the game is already won or lost. This week? No. I think the Bears game is going down to the wire. Our best option is to sign a FA as our #3. A guy with playing experience.

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Floppin Grand Master

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We have 2 Wide Receivers out. If we don't activate him and he sees the field then he was a garbage selection and the FO now believes it too.

Name a WR we have selected under Fox that panned out?

I don't think anyone expected two have our only two veteran receivers go down in the same week. So now AE is going to be thrust into a position where he has to contribute.

The pick was a reach with a projection for future production. You know this just as much as anyone else so don't act like you don't.

I hope he can produce and I believe he will. But time will tell and as they say hindsight is 20/20. You never know how things are going to pan out with injuries and retarded drunk WR's.

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truthfully i was hoping for gilyard. edwards only as a 5th rounder...4th at the earliest.

fox isn't a WR guy. sees the passing game as only something to help out the run game that is supposed to be the focus. i don't trust his ability to pick a WR.

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