Hardman to the Jets

[-King-]

Originally Posted by Megatron96

This. In that clip from the podcast, he says near the end that he was hoping to expand his role. He didn't come out and say where, but he seemed eager to be more than just a gadget receiver getting only 50-60 targets/season. Can't blame him really.

Barring injury to a top guy, he won't be getting that with the Jets either.

[Megatron96]

Originally Posted by -King-

Barring injury to a top guy, he won't be getting that with the Jets either.

Well, we really don't know how they'll use him. But with Aaron coming in, it makes a lot of sense to surround him with plenty of weapons and see who clicks in which situations. Hardman could prove to be more effective than another Jets WR. We'll see.

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by Megatron96

Well, we really don't know how they'll use him. But with Aaron coming in, it makes a lot of sense to surround him with plenty of weapons and see who clicks in which situations. Hardman could prove to be more effective than another Jets WR. We'll see.

You're looking at Wilson Lazard and Hardman because Davis is likely gone and Moore already wanted out so.

[Megatron96]

Originally Posted by Mecca

You're looking at Wilson Lazard and Hardman because Davis is likely gone and Moore already wanted out so.

Not that I see Hardman taking snaps/targets from Lazard, because they're not serving the same roles, but he ain't all that.

My only point really is that Hardman was kind of pigeon-holed in KC, and with a new OC and QB, he might find a larger role for himself. I'm just not counting him out.

[-King-]

Originally Posted by Megatron96

Well, we really don't know how they'll use him. But with Aaron coming in, it makes a lot of sense to surround him with plenty of weapons and see who clicks in which situations. Hardman could prove to be more effective than another Jets WR. We'll see.

I mean at best he'll be #3 behind Wilson and Lazard. If they keep Moore, then he'll likely be behind him too.