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Andre Roberts needs to be the WR that's cut

deanpet21

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there is plenty of money for KC.
 

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We have the money to keep both WR's. Their is no reason to cut Garcon. No reason to invest a high draft pick in a WR. With Jackson back Garcon is been playing better. IF we stick with these two their should be no problem.

The money we save on Garçon can be used many other places.

You invest a high draft pick on a WR if he is BPA because it gives the pick the best chance of being an impact player.
 

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The only way we will be better as a team if we cut Garcon is if we land Jeffery in FA. If Garcon refuses to renegotiate I would not cut him. Garcon will make 7.6 mil next season. After seeing what Crabtree got I would keep him. Their is no need to break up the nucleus of Jax, Garcon, Reed, and KC. We will have plenty of money next year even after the KC contract.

The Skins would be better off right now if KC would unhance the damn ball when opportunities are there to be made. Both Jackson and Garcon should have more TDs catches than they do and JC shouldn't be sitting on a goose egg in the TDs scored category either. Those 3 yard dinky dunks on 3rd and long do make KC's comp % stat look pretty sweet though. Can't front on that.
 

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The money we save on Garçon can be used many other places.

You invest a high draft pick on a WR if he is BPA because it gives the pick the best chance of being an impact player.

The hit rate has improved, years ago the first round bust list for WRs was littered with names like David Terrell, Peter Warrick, Desmond Howward etc. But to claim a WR in the first is the best chance at getting an impact player is something I don't agree with. I do remember one of the experts saying the highest miss rate is late first round DL as teams tend to reach.
 

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The hit rate has improved, years ago the first round bust list for WRs was littered with names like David Terrell, Peter Warrick, Desmond Howward etc. But to claim a WR in the first is the best chance at getting an impact player is something I don't agree with. I do remember one of the experts saying the highest miss rate is late first round DL as teams tend to reach.

Actually it is true that a first round WR has a better chance of being a better player than a second...etc.

That isn't what I was referring to though. I was simply saying you take the guy with the highest grade on your board because he has a better chance of being a good player than a guy further down.
 

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Actually it is true that a first round WR has a better chance of being a better player than a second...etc.

That isn't what I was referring to though. I was simply saying you take the guy with the highest grade on your board because he has a better chance of being a good player than a guy further down.

Maybe I mistook your position. Of course a 1st round WR has a better shot than a 2nd. I thought you were saying a 1st round WR has a better chance of making an impact than a 1st round at another position. Not sure I agree. Andre Reed was a HOF WR for Buffalo, so was Bruce Smith. Who was the more impactful player?
 
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