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Xavier Legette has checked out. I see no fight in this manman

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On 9/25/2025 at 9:38 PM, Sean Payton's Vicodin said:

video is dead on my end but its no surprise, XL is more interested in eating fried opossum asshole and thirst trapping 42 year old women in missouri than being an nfl player

Most accurate thing I've read in 2025. XL must have seen T-Mac in training camp and new his days were numbered. Makes me like T-Mac even more. 

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22 minutes ago, MBronson said:

Most accurate thing I've read in 2025. XL must have seen T-Mac in training camp and new his days were numbered. Makes me like T-Mac even more. 


I thought of that too. He may be intimidated.
In a situation like that it is important to just to be who HE is and play his game and not try to be the other guy. But that takes confidence. 

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On 9/25/2025 at 9:38 PM, Sean Payton's Vicodin said:

video is dead on my end but its no surprise, XL is more interested in eating fried opossum asshole and thirst trapping 42 year old women in missouri than being an nfl player

What does eating opossum have to do with playing football? I really despise this line from you city slickers who don’t know a hoe from a hoe. Chill on your hatred of all things peaceable and nice. 

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19 hours ago, AceBoogie said:

Name the teams that don’t have a clear 1 and 2? 

Teams that have clearly established WR1 and WR2 roles that are both legit threats. 

Miami - Hill and Waddle

Dallas - Lamb and Pickens 

Detroit - St Brown and Williams

Rams - Puka and Adams 

Eagles - Brown and Smith

Tampa - Evans and Godwin

Cinci- Chase and Higgins

Chargers - McConkey and Allen

Too soon to tell

Chicago - Moore and Odunze

Giants - Nabors and Robinson

Thats it really. 

You could argue Pittman and Pierce in Indy but one of them is always hurt it seems. 

Of the 32 teams, those are the only ones that if you took away the WR1, the 2 could step into the role. Those are the only clear WR1 and WR2 in the NFL right now imo. 

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6 minutes ago, SmokinwithWilly said:

Teams that have clearly established WR1 and WR2 roles that are both legit threats. 

Miami - Hill and Waddle

Dallas - Lamb and Pickens 

Detroit - St Brown and Williams

Rams - Puka and Adams 

Eagles - Brown and Smith

Tampa - Evans and Godwin

Cinci- Chase and Higgins

Chargers - McConkey and Allen

Too soon to tell

Chicago - Moore and Odunze

Giants - Nabors and Robinson

Thats it really. 

You could argue Pittman and Pierce in Indy but one of them is always hurt it seems. 

Of the 32 teams, those are the only ones that if you took away the WR1, the 2 could step into the role. Those are the only clear WR1 and WR2 in the NFL right now imo. 

Some more with current injuries, but solid WR1/2 combos IF healthy:

Jefferson/Addison 

Lamb/Pickens

Aiyuk/Pearsal

Also, Egbuka seems to be taking over for Godwin. Quentin Johnson is leading LAC’s in receiving right now. If Franklin develops, he’s likely a better WR2 than XL. If Allen didn’t love TEs and run a lot, Coleman and Shakir could be solid. Just not enough WR balls. Shakir did have 800+ last year in 15 games but Coleman’s eating into that.

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2 minutes ago, WhoKnows said:

Some more with current injuries, but solid WR1/2 combos IF healthy:

Jefferson/Addison 

Lamb/Pickens

Aiyuk/Pearsal

Also, Egbuka seems to be taking over for Godwin. Quentin Johnson is leading LAC’s in receiving right now. If Franklin develops, he’s likely a better WR2 than XL. If Allen didn’t love TEs and run a lot, Coleman and Shakir could be solid. Just not enough WR balls. Shakir did have 800+ last year in 15 games but Coleman’s eating into that.

I didnt list Addison because while he's picked up some when JJ was out, he hasn't been consistent as an established WR2. 

I had CD and Pickens listed 

QJ is leading LAC right now but its only been 3 games and so far, this is more an anomaly in his career than the norm, but that can obviously change if he keeps it up throughout the season. 

Godwin is supposed to play this weekend so we'll see what that does for Egbuka, but TB does have a 1/2 punch already in the list. 

Buffalo is always an anomaly because you can never figure out what the hell Josh Allen is going to do. But if I had to say Keon or Shakir is the clear number 1, I dont think I could argue it either way because it's week to week, unlike when Diggs was there. 

The point i was making is that there's only 10-12 teams out of 32 that you can argue have clearly defined WR1 and 2 week in and week out. Most teams don't and to suggest thats the reason Bryce can't be successful when other QBs are is disingenuous. 

There are problems in this offense. Bryce and his limitations are part of them. Dave's offense is part of them. Im not so sure that there is this massive talent gap between us and the other 31 NFL teams on offense, and if there is, heads need to roll considering how much has been spent on offense. 

 

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Ranking our WRs:

1. Tmac

2. Coker (undrafted WR from Holy Cross)

3.(T) Tremayne (undrafted WR from Stanford)

3. Renfrow  (out of league with medical issues before returning and being cut then reinstated in 2025)

5. Moore (special team player and occasional 5th WR--better blockerthan xl)

6.  XL (First round draft pick from USoCarolina.  Likes horses, linguistics, road kill).

 

 

 

 

 

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