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He's had 2 very productive seasons as the #2. He's now the clear #1 and we all know what cutler does to his teams #1. I'm targeting him in all my drafts

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Yea no question if Cutler playes Jeffery will have a very good season.

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*dumb and dumber voice* I like him. I like him a lot

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With Fox not liking rookies and with the news of him being on the PUP list right now I see Alshon getting a ton of targets.

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With Fox not liking rookies and with the news of him being on the PUP list right now I see Alshon getting a ton of targets.

 

- Steady Eddie Royal, late ... along with Stevie Johnson :thumbsup:

 

both could be reliable wr 3 options, especially early on, given their respective teams circumstances right out the gate.

 

 

back on topic .. yeah, i dig Jeffrey this year, buying where i can :overhead:

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I want to be all in, since he's likely going to be falling to me at 2.12. But I'm a bit uneasy seeing how he did drawing top coverage without Marshall weeks' 13-17 last season.

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I expect I will own him as my WR1 at the 2.09 pick. At least I am hoping...after him is a drop down and I'll prob be taking Cobb who I'd prefer as a high end WR2.

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I expect I will own him as my WR1 at the 2.09 pick. At least I am hoping...after him is a drop down and I'll prob be taking Cobb who I'd prefer as a high end WR2.

yep, exactly the area he is consistently mocking out in ... he is top of that tier that also features Cobb/Evans/Hopkins/Hilton

 

anyone going from the first four slots in the draft will be looking at the above mentioned group as the prime pickings for their WR1, if they go rb with their first rd pick -

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I like Cobb as a low number one

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Just wondering what kind of drop off he may have with Trestman gone.

I think Forte takes the big hit ... and his lost targets will now be directed downfield more, to Jeffrey's benefit, one would hope -

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yep, exactly the area he is consistently mocking out in ... he is top of that tier that also features Cobb/Evans/Hopkins/Hilton

 

anyone going from the first four slots in the draft will be looking at the above mentioned group as the prime pickings for their WR1, if they go rb with their first rd pick -

Yes sir. You are correct...but Hopkins and Evans will be kept in my league and I want no part of Hilton this year as a WR1 on my team. I'm really banking on Alshon as my plan A with Cobb as plan B.

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I think Alshon will have a solid year. He is a big WR and will be playing the Demaryius role in the new Adam Gase offense. The only thing not to love is the probability of Cutler being benched. That's his only downside

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I think Forte takes the big hit ... and his lost targets will now be directed downfield more, to Jeffrey's benefit, one would hope -

I think Forte still gets lots of Targets. Eddie Royal is not gonna take all the throws that were directed at Marshall.

 

The offense wont be as good, so the pie will be a bit smaller. But I think Forte will stay pretty much the same. (maybe a small drop in catches)

 

I also think that Alshon has not been the #2 for the last 2 years. he was the #1 guy and proved he could carry the burden when Marshall was out. This is a no brainer.

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I think Forte still gets lots of Targets. Eddie Royal is not gonna take all the throws that were directed at Marshall.

 

The offense wont be as good, so the pie will be a bit smaller. But I think Forte will stay pretty much the same. (maybe a small drop in catches)

 

I also think that Alshon has not been the #2 for the last 2 years. he was the #1 guy and proved he could carry the burden when Marshall was out. This is a no brainer.

How long was Marshall out?

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I'd take Mike Evans over Ashlon, if available.

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I'd take Mike Evans over Ashlon, if available.

Agreed, I just posted about Evans in the target thread. He has top 5 upside and we have already seen his floor with those bums at qb last year.

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I like Alshon... A LOT. Ever since Brandon Marshall taught him how to condition and train in the offseason, he has been a stud. Now that Marshall is gone, Alshon is THE man.

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I'd take Mike Evans over Ashlon, if available.

Winston scares me since it's his rookie year. I'd go Alshon due to this.

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How is Alshon absolved from the "horrible quarterback" drivel that is coated on AJ Green?

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There is not a chance I would be drafting Evans over Jeffery . I can see the sophomore jinx coming for a second yr wr playing with a rookie qb . I'm taking the Cutler Jeffery combo .

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How is Alshon absolved from the "horrible quarterback" drivel that is coated on AJ Green?

Neither deserve that rap and people have short term memory. All they see is the Dalton who didn't play great after having a monster season the year before. That's the same Dalton who has already led AJ to multiple 1350 11 seasons and has the most loaded offense he's been on yet. Cutler and Dalton are kind of bad qbs that can still put up big stats. People confuse them with bad qbs like Hoyer and (insert Texans qb here) who tank their entire offense.

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Winston scares me since it's his rookie year. I'd go Alshon due to this.

 

I'm hoping that this is the prevailing sentiment among drafters. Last year Evans proved that all you have to do is chuck the ball up and he is coming down with it.....often in the end zone. Even if Winston struggles (and he will), he can still air out a ball. TB's run game is dismal, so there is gonna be some passing.

 

Ashlon is very good, no doubt.....but Evans, I believe can be "special".

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I'm hoping that this is the prevailing sentiment among drafters. Last year Evans proved that all you have to do is chuck the ball up and he is coming down with it.....often in the end zone. Even if Winston struggles (and he will), he can still air out a ball. TB's run game is dismal, so there is gonna be some passing.

 

Ashlon is very good, no doubt.....but Evans, I believe can be "special".

And I hope that many agree with you I like Jeffery over Evans

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For this next year I think Alshon outperforms Evans. For the next 3 seasons I think Evans out performs Alshon. Unless the Bears don't resign him and he goes to a legit powered offense. Like ATL.

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For this next year I think Alshon outperforms Evans. For the next 3 seasons I think Evans out performs Alshon. Unless the Bears don't resign him and he goes to a legit powered offense. Like ATL.

Or indy

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Alshon hurt his shoulder in practice. Sounded like a strain but Coach Fox said it's nothing they're concerned about.

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I'm hoping that this is the prevailing sentiment among drafters. Last year Evans proved that all you have to do is chuck the ball up and he is coming down with it.....often in the end zone. Even if Winston struggles (and he will), he can still air out a ball. TB's run game is dismal, so there is gonna be some passing.

 

Ashlon is very good, no doubt.....but Evans, I believe can be "special".

There is more to it than that. I don't know if Winston prefers the VJax position to throw to. What if he struggles with the Evans route tree more. Or if he goes TE happy. Last year we saw it was Evans all day. That's gone with that QB departure. We have a known commodity with Cutler and Alshon. It's a small tie breaker for me if I have to choose. That's all.

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There is more to it than that. I don't know if Winston prefers the VJax position to throw to. What if he struggles with the Evans route tree more. Or if he goes TE happy. Last year we saw it was Evans all day. That's gone with that QB departure. We have a known commodity with Cutler and Alshon. It's a small tie breaker for me if I have to choose. That's all.

Good points and again why I like Jeffery over Evans .

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Erractic Cutler..no more Marshall..New coach..too many red flags for me to draft Ashlon as high as he is with his current adp.

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This injury situation with Ashlon is becoming alarming......and frustrating. Unless he gets in a practice soon, he will be relegated to :bench:

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I benched him for week 1, I can't find news if he's going to start or not.

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