If they had kept Cooper, there is no way they could have re-signed Dorance Armstrong and kept Schultz, plus still have room to sign James Washington and Dante Fowler and Anthony Barr.
Yes. It would have changed everything.
They'd be a top 3 Super Bowl contender in the conference, they still might be if everything falls just right, but obviously that's a stretch.
Agree... But then sometimes I think, Cooper is good, but he's not worth two wins a year. So say we sign a Fuller or someone next week, shouldn't we still feel pretty good? At least in this very weak NFC.
I would feel good if we signed Fuller, or even Beasley.
I'm not sure there is anyway that I feel ok about starting the season with Lamb, Tolbert and Brown as my WRs. Even with a Vonn Miller.
I'd have been fine if we aggressively re-oriented our roster/salary structure around the defense to maximize how special Parsons is/could be.
I think Fuller makes the most sense but I have no idea where is head is at. Supposedly he doesn't want to sign until the season is ready to start. So it's possible that he really isn't that motivated or his heart isn't in it. I don't want to add a malcontent at WR. But if he is motivated his speed and skill would fit in perfectly. He is young enough that he has all of his explosive ability still. And while he is injury prone, I'm not needing a big time player for 17 games. If he gets us enough games to survive getting Gallup up to speed I'm thrilled. And hell getting a guy like Tolbert adjusted to the NFL as well. My problem isn't going to be week 16 of the NFL season. My concern is the first 6 games or so until Gallup gets back and gets up to speed and trusts his legs. My concern is a rookie Tolbert who is adjusting from a small school to the lights of the NFL.
Jesus Christ, do something.
6/9 isn't bad on "skinny goal posts", I assume that'd be at least 7/9 or 8/9 on regular goal posts.
I mean wasn't he decent for the Saints?
He was, but if we go with him you just have to hope he doesn't revert to the slop he was in 2019.
