Nobody cares what he did at practice before his injury and rushing back and re-injuring it.

His super power is his speed and quickness…if the injury/re-injury stripped him of that special speed, what value does he have?

:LOL::LOL:

In order for it to be a grift, we would have needed to earn some money off it. We didn't get shit. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.

He is faster than every wide receiver in the FA class and in the draft and I would absolutely welcome him back

Honestly, as far as straight line speed, I think he is the second fastest player in football.

I am too lazy to find the article, but I remember when we drafted him, there were reports that he had been clocked outside of the combine at 4.24, and Tyreek's fastest clocked time was 4.21.

If you watch some of his end-arounds, when he turns up field, he is sorta like lightning being let out of a bottle.

I mean, we all remember him smoking Adore Jackson in Tennessee.

To me, his speed is a difference maker, especially in the red zone. I am not saying he is a $11-$15 million dollars a year receiver, but he definitely adds value to our offense. Toney may be shifty, like Tyreek, but he can't match Hardman's speed.