NFC East Receivers

darthseinfeld · Jun 10, 2020

Blackrain said:
Agreed hard to fathom our Dream Team receiving corps dropped the ball enough in the biggest game of the year and cost us the playoffs while a no name practice squad guy came up big and helped the Eagles pretty much eliminate us .

Im about guys that prove they can get it done not ones that are projected to have the potential to get it done and fail to live up to the expectations .

Ya but one game doesnt prove you can get it done. Taking a guy that is a #4 WR at best over starting caliber WR's is taking it a bit far. Putting players like Greg Ward in a position where they need to have those kind of games regularly is a recipe for disaster

Its like saying you would take Pete Hunter or Terence Newman because he shut TO down once

Clarkson · Jun 10, 2020

Mr_Strol said:
Jackson had 154 yards and 2 TDs his last start. The speed he would add to our offense is much needed. (I am aware hes an injury risk.)

injury risk, or injury guarantee? 0 teams would take Jackson over Gallup.

Clarkson · Jun 10, 2020

QuincyCarterEra said:
I think Darius Slayton, McLaurin, and Raegor will all be studs.

Golden Tate, Jeffrey, and DJax are all damn good too. Not a believer in Arcega-Whiteside, Shepard, or Gandy Golden.

Jeffrey is no longer "damn good." he's merely average at this point, and also an injury risk (as he's always been). DJax is an injury guarantee.

Clarkson · Jun 10, 2020

Blackrain said:
Agreed hard to fathom our Dream Team receiving corps dropped the ball enough in the biggest game of the year and cost us the playoffs while a no name practice squad guy came up big and helped the Eagles pretty much eliminate us .

Im about guys that prove they can get it done not ones that are projected to have the potential to get it done and fail to live up to the expectations .

i thought you were being facetious at first but apparently not and this is one of the worst takes ever.

Clarkson · Jun 10, 2020

McLaurin would be the Cowboys 2nd best WR, and to be honest I don't think he's far behind Cooper. other than that, the other teams can keep their guys.

Creeper · Jun 10, 2020

I like Gallup. I do not love Gallup. He drops too many passes, doesn't he? I believe he was tied for 4th in the league last year. And if I recall some of those drops were in really big situations. That said, it was only one year. Maybe he can clean that up.

SportsGuru80 · Jun 10, 2020

Terry McClaurin is nice! I'd take him over Gallup.

JW82 · Jun 10, 2020

I'd take Jackson if we had a time machine and it was 2013. No, nobody over our top 3. It's funny how little respect Gallup gets. He almost lead the team in yards and he missed 2 games. Cooper 1189- Gallup 1107 Cooper 15.1 YPC and Gallup 16.3 YPC.

mcmvp · Jun 10, 2020

Clarkson said:
Jeffrey is no longer "damn good." he's merely average at this point, and also an injury risk (as he's always been). DJax is an injury guarantee.

Agree about Jeffrey. With his injury it would be an accomplishment to even reach average this season.

McLaurin is probably the only receiver right now that would win a starting role on the Cowboys.

I’m not even factoring in the rookies (Lamb, Reagor, etc)...all rook WRs can boom or bust.

Risen Star · Jun 10, 2020

Now do Tight Ends.

John813 · Jun 10, 2020

Risen Star said:
Now do Tight Ends.

1. Blake Jarwin
2. The Schultz

3. Zach Ertz

Ranching · Jun 10, 2020

Tangle_Foot said:
I'll tell you if you can tell me which defensive coordinator in the East is able to get a good night's sleep during Dallas week

The one that drinks the most.

Bullflop · Jun 10, 2020

Cowboys' WRs are better than any in the East and better than most teams' WRs elsewhere! :thumbup:

AKATheRake · Jun 10, 2020

Michael Gallup in 2019: 66 Rec, 1107 Yards, 6 TD's in 14 games played and 12 started.

Gallup just turned 24 and McLaurin will turn 25 in September and is the only other WR in the East that I could argue that may be better than Gallup at this point and he is not.

We currently have the best 2 WR's in the East and Lamb has not played yet and may have the highest ceiling out of all of our WR's.

League wide I believe we have the best WR corps.

CowboysFaninHouston · Jun 10, 2020

Blackrain said:
Im taking the guy from the Eagles practice squad that lit us up while all our talented WRs dropped the ball in the biggest game of the year .

Cowboysheelsreds053 · Jun 10, 2020

AKATheRake said:
Michael Gallup in 2019: 66 Rec, 1107 Yards, 6 TD's in 14 games played and 12 started.

Gallup just turned 24 and McLaurin will turn 25 in September and is the only other WR in the East that I could argue that may be better than Gallup at this point and he is not.

We currently have the best 2 WR's in the East and Lamb has not played yet and may have the highest ceiling out of all of our WR's.

League wide I believe we have the best WR corps.

We do have the best WR corp in the East.

Blackrain · Jun 11, 2020

CowboysFaninHouston said:

yep thats the exact look I had when Gallup dropped a sure TD pass right in his hands

Clarkson · Jun 11, 2020

Risen Star said:
Now do Tight Ends.

Jarwin is amazing. Dak has the best group of assets in the league, which is the only reason why he's been good.

Clarkson · Jun 11, 2020

Blackrain said:
yep thats the exact look I had when Gallup dropped a sure TD pass right in his hands

conversely, the guy you're talking about doesn't even get open enough to drop passes.

TheMarathonContinues · Jun 11, 2020

Clarkson said:
conversely, the guy you're talking about doesn't even get open enough to drop passes.

Not only that but the guy he's claiming was so dominant had 77 yards against us lol.

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