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I’ll say one thing for him, he’s been a good player every year of his career. |
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I’m not a big fan of Richardson
Seems like that type of player is available in the 4th round yearly |
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As for Paul Richardson, he was pretty ****ing good last year (700 yards 6 TD’s) and would be a good fit with Mahomes. I’d prefer not to sign a WR for anything significant, but it’s intriguing. He reminds me of Emmanuel Sanders the year he became a FA. His best days are ahead of him. |
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Again, I'm weary of those type of guys in a contract year. |
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If they sign Richardson, I'd guess they're not sold on Conley, Chesson or Kemp, which would be kind of odd unless Veach just doesn't like them. |
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He only plays when he wants to play and if Seattle lets him go, it speaks volumes about his character, as they gave up a 2nd round pick and a pretty damn good receiver in Kearse to rent Richardson for one year. |
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Give me Watkins on a 1-year deal at WR. He needs a QB who will occasionally force it to him. But he’s also got the ability to take over games and require extra attention.
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He's up for UFA next year, so if they give a guy like Richardson some dough, Conley, who they moved up for in the 2015 draft, is likely a goner, which would be a waste of 4 years and draft capital. If Chesson and Kemp don't drastically improve this year, the Chiefs are back to 2 decent wide receivers, one that hasn't proven he can stay healthy. That seems like a big risk to me for a guy with one quality year. |
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Paul Richardson was invisible his first three seasons because he was hurt all of the time. When he actually played, he played very well. This last year was less of a breakout year and more that he was relatively healthy for once. His injury history would scare me way more than his talent level. He made some just insane catches this last year.
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