He's a wing and a prayer PPR possibility. He has gotten plenty of run as the 3rd down back. It's debatable what that's worth with either Carolina QB at the helm
It's a long complicated story, but to shorten it up the Seahawks went away from using the draft to rebuild. Making trades for players like Percy Harvin, Jimmy Graham and Jamal Adams at the expense of draft picks. So acquire expensive players, lose cheap building blocks ( rookies) and eventually get painted into a corner where only a full rebuild can fix things. The Adams deal was the final straw that broke the back.
Even for a WR aficionado it's ok (climb back off the ledge) to do so if the situation calls for it. ....
Is this the beginning of the end for Pete?
Oh heck I'm not expecting much of anything, but his chances just seem much better that Deejay's. .....
I do not know. If he was willing to embrace a full rebuild I'm for letting do it, but I don't think he's willing. So as they say, all good things come to a end.
As Harold kinda mentioned, I do believe that beginning was the J. Adams trade, or at least the point where it became obvious that that deal didn't work out for the best
Well, it happens to all of them at some point. ..... hoe many stops has Arians made in his career - and look what he has for now. ....
Yea, well he was only out there because I dropped him to get Ameer. But when Davis went to IR it left me an opening to grab him back. .... I never should have let him go to begin with so just lucky to get him back. Sure hope he (more specifically Wilson) comes through down the stretch. ....
Bandit and Cook giving you one helluva good chance
Looking like you might get your wish. Barring something strange happening, it looks like 1-6 will stay exactly the same as they were last week and Treff is going to be the odd man out.
