Golladay or Reynolds would be sweet.

TY had a good season last year, but too much mileage for my liking.

WR is another position where I expect a cheaper vet on a short deal along with a draftee or two. Maybe an early pick; maybe a mid round kid, maybe both.

Hilton on a short deal along with like...Amari Rodgers. Or if you wait another round or two, Josh Imatorbhebhe.

something like that.

Golladay isn’t happening. Might as well let that one go.

And Reynolds is a never was.

I do share your concerns on Golladay. I think the injury is keeping teams away at his asking price.

On Hilton he still has some juice. Just comes down to price.

I would still take last legs TY over Reynolds.

Reynolds is 26 and put up 600 yards as a 3rd WR on that Rams team with Goff as his QB. Is he a top 10 WR? No but we don’t need that nor are we getting one.

Reynolds would be a decent #2. He's consistent and good blocker.

And he has some decent height advantage, something we need while in the RZ.

Say no more - Sold

I'd rather have Reynolds. Ty is past his peak and I think that downward trend is going to keep going. Josh reynolds seems as if worst case scenario, he will give you decent production and best case he can keep improving and jump out and give you 800+ yards.

You shouldn’t.

Reynolds is not injury prone. He’s young and still ascending and offers some nice size as the X (6-3).

Reynolds ceiling is much higher than Hilton’s.

Hilton already peaked and it’s nothing that screams “must sign”.

I can dig Reynolds. He’s got the size and above average lateral agility.

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Wow.

He's NFL caliber.

Doesn't do enough for me to want him unless it is dirt cheap.

Dude took WAY less money to stay there. Cant do anything about that.