No, it only looks like I am because you think a rookie free agent who wasn't even trusted with offensive snaps until a month ago and has a BIG WHOPPING 120 yards and no TDs in two games is better than Avery, who hasn't produced because he's been INJURED.

God, you're dumb.

Hehe

If Avery could get/stay healthy, he could be a dangerous weapon in this offense.

It's too bad he's made of glass..

Stanzi was my boo. I really liked what I saw out of him as a rookie in training camp and preseason of 2011. It wouldn't have been anything more than a passing interest in his development, but then Tyler Palko happened because Haley would castrate himself if it made him look smarter than he is. I was really riled up that we weren't rolling with Stanzi to see what he had.

I was all prepared to see the next leg of his development as a QB the next offseason, but he totally sucked dick. I jumped off the wagon faster than I got on.

1 guy will be in the league next year the other guy probably won't be.

Point is Wilson is getting the targets with a QB who isnt big on targeting WRs while Averys broke ass is standing on the sidelines with his easily expendable cap. Even when Avery gets healthy, I dont expect to see him take Wilsons snaps back.

He won't. SNR is trying to argue the undrafted WR must not be better because it took 12 weeks for him to win a starting job. What a joke.

People cant expect Andy Reid to throw an UDFA out there week 1 with his full trust in his WCO. Even when Avery was initially hurt it wasnt Wilson getting the snaps. He's obviously impressed Reid and the coaching staff enough in practice throughout the season to give him the snaps and he's making the most of it.

We've had JAGs string together consecutive weeks of good production before. This is nothing new.

I'm hopeful for Wilson as well, and if there's any butt**** WR on this team who might eventually be good one day, it's probably him. But I'm not crowning his ass yet as being better than Avery. The odds are against Wilson ever beating Avery in terms of career production totals.

Oh, that's fine. I think everybody wanted to see Stanzi at that point.

SNR, love the guy, but after the Geno Smith monstrosity I don't think he's allowed to chastise anyone for thinking Albert Wilson is better than Donnie Avery.

If I'm Dorsey, Donnie Avery is ****ing beyond gone after this season.

Because I wanted the team to draft a ****ing QB instead of a LT who's not even any ****ing good? Riiiight. LMAO

And besides, what the **** has Albert Wilson done?

Has he scored a single TD? Has he had a 100 yard game? Has he even made a single 3rd down catch for a 1st down?

He's done ****ing nothing.

Given his age, injury history, and cap number, I'm not going to shed a tear if Avery gets raped this offseason, but that doesn't mean the guys we will keep are all better than him. I would look at it as a shittier version of cutting Brandon Flowers.

And it certainly doesn't mean that Wilson is the better player right now. If Avery saw a Navajo medicine man and got his vagina 100% healed, you'd have to be insane not to start him over Wilson.

That was the opinion of walter, that was the opinion of "a few NFL GMS".

And i'm gathering from what you're saying, is that you believe there is no such thing as a reach? The opinion of no one matters, except for NFL gms, and scouting agents. If a team drafts a guy the rest of the world thinks is an UDFA in the first round. Then the guy wasnt a reach because an NFL orginization took him.

He was graded by most as a mid round talent and the injury history would cause him to fall. If he was graded as a first round talent with an injury history, then i wouldnt consider him a reach. I never saw anyone grade him as a first round talent.

But we are kind of getting off track here. My original comparison of Dorsey and Davis, wasnt meant to be taken literally. I don't think any of his picks were horrible, or that he looks at speed alone. But it is quite clear he highly values speed, and athleticism. The chiefs probably have the fastest roster in the NFL. 3 4.3 backs, 2 4.3 Wr, 2 4.3 DBs, 2 sub 4.4 safeties, nearly all of which were brought in by dorsey.

Knile has worked out so im happy we took him. But im not going to pretend it was a good pick. The same exact way the Sherman trade didnt make sense. It worked out in the end, so it is easy to write it off as a good trade.... but it didn't make any sense....