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What would our record be right now if we signed a good WR during offseason

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I think we still would've been pretty awful. We dont have a QB that can get the ball to a WR properly. It isnt about the WR, though. It's mainly about the vet leadership that we're lacking. Some of us on here wanted to add a Vet QB during the offseason. If we did that, that could've probably tacked on a few more wins.

Now, I'm ready for Fox to go just like most people on this board are, but I think if this was a traditional John Fox team, then we could've very well been at .500 now. This season we're going through now, isnt due to the lack of a WR. We would've still been awful

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There were quite a few great/noticeable WRs on free agency during the offseason such as Boldin, Marshall & even TO. What do you think our record would be right now if JR had not been so cheap & we had signed one of them? I say 4-5; would have upgraded our offense, cause less coverage on Smith & more passing.

uh, 1-8?

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