I wonder how Baldwin fits into the WCO

he doesnt

that was easy

He'll be a 3rd year player. They're not going to cut him. He'll need to find a role in this offense. Im curious to see how Reid uses him.

Riley Cooper

so 3rd/4th string.

Reid used to cobble together a pretty good passing offense with a bunch of stiffs at receiver. Either Baldwin can play or he can't, but Reid's scheme isn't going to make him any worse than he already is, and might make him a lot better.

This.

At the very least....he'll have a much better redzone offense.

I wonder if Baldwin has gained weight?

sometimes WR either get fat or bulk up too much and lose their burst.

Baldwin's feet look slow as shit

if they cant teach him to beat the press this offseason then it doesnt look good. the guy would be 10x better if he just knew how to beat the press and stand up straight when he gets bumped.

if he fixes his balance problems he is a real WR.

Not at all worried about Reid's ability to put together, at the very least, a competent offense in KC. There's absolutely no question he'll achieve this much.

Pressure is on to find a QB, though.

He looks like a ****ing TE running around out there.

I'd like to see them use Baldwin as the deep threat. He takes so long to get up to speed, he needs to be used for longer routes.

He really does ... looks like he might be big enough to play tightend too


:hmmm:

Thats what i've been thinking, that transition wouldnt seem to be all that hard.

But if he can be a receiver, Reid will find out quickly, we wont have to wait long for the answer.

It would almost completely depend on Baldwin's desire and attitude. If Baldwin wanted to learn and make the switch, he could.


Maybe Reid can fix him as a WR, maybe nobody can fix him. It might be just a conditioning change. :shrug:

Reid isn't going to tip his hand as far as how he solves the qb issue.
There is a chance he loves Geno as much as we do.
Would seem to reason if you liked McNabb you would love Geno.