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Originally Posted by Megatron96
What are we talking about? Ah, are you talking about Tent and Corndog? you don't actually expect Andy to call those two plays all season in 2023?
Toney, if healthy for the season, will be basically WR2. He's good enough to be a WR1, but this will be his first full season with the team, so WR2 is probably his ceiling for now.
Skyy . . . we'll see. I've had high hopes since he was drafted, but there's a noticeable lack of burst in a lot of his tape, and he's still raw as far as being a NFL WR is concerned. I think he'll have a nice season in 2023, but I'm not sure he's going to be an impact player this season. Certainly I'm not expecting him to carry any of Trav's load. Too far from that yet.
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Are you high?
The point of using 'corndog' as an example is to illustrate that if you just give Andy Reid good football players, he'll find a way to beat you.
This year's version of the offense was totally different than the Hill years, with very different skillsets, and was BETTER than it had been in years. It evolved.
Just keep stacking good football players, and Big Red will figure out how to get them ten yards ****ing open in the damned Super Bowl, for ****sake.
Personally, I'm for solidifying the OT situation on both sides and increasing our pass rush and totally unconcerned with the WR room. Like not even a little bit.
We'll add a draftee, probably day two, and another TE in there somewhere, maybe a cheap vet or two and it'll be fine. Because we've been SHOWN it will be fine.
There were games with no Juju, and it was fine. There were games with no Toney, and it was fine. No Hardman? Fine.
It's FINE.
We need to build the WR room through the draft and develop those players, while Kelce is still Kelce. Hopkins does nothing for that. He's another older player that you have to replace sooner than later. You know what develops players? Actually PLAYING.
It's going to be fine.