Romeo is slept on all he does is show up and make plays every week

@@michaelharris6463I think that’s exactly why he’s not a “breakout” candidate. You know what you’re getting with Doubs. Due to injuries, still reason to believe Watson can hit another level. Wicks didn’t get a ton of opportunities. Reed there’s other ways to get him involved. I’d say Musgrave or Kraft over any of the receivers tho.

False generalization

@@michaelharris6463 can be a very solid WR2 or 3. Haven't seen him be a field tilter though. But neither was Jerry Rice when you looked at his raw athleticism. So I suppose if what we saw at end of season and playoffs hold up...why not?

Stop making up stuff. Look at the stats, and you'll see that some of their production is similar, but with other stats, Watson is the obvious winner, like averaging 15 yd per catch to Doub's 10.9 yds per catch. Right now, I'm ranking the Packers WRs after last season... 1) J. Reed, 2)D. Wicks, 3) C. Watson, 4) R. Doubs, 5) B. Melton, 6) M. Heath. *After this season, my prediction is 1) C. Watson, 2) J. Reed, 3) R. Doubs, 4) D. Wicks, 5) B. Melton, 6) M. Heath.* The only reason why I have Doubs behind Watson after last season is because of Doub's very low Yds Per Catch of 10.9 for his career. If Watson doesn't pull off the great comeback, then Jayden Reed will be the #1 receiver for a long time.

Can't wait to see what he can do with a competent DC.

PFF had him graded as one the worst LBs in the league. Andy Herman graded him third worst on GBP’s Defense. And Gutes bombed Quay’s position w two Day Two draft picks. There’s a lot of data and tape to support the idea that Quay has been a problem. But I’d love for Nags, when the snow flies, to have the right to say, told you so. I’ll be pleasantly surprised.

@@WoodyZappa1 the physical tools are there. Hoping it was just bad coaching. We shall see.

and where exactly did you study sports medicine?