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The NFL is a passing league, so you can never be short at the WR position. Do we all agree?
We should! And provided we do, I think we all agree Dallas needs to find upgrades here. I don't believe it requires major re-building, but it does need re-structuring. Currenetly I see a big hole at #2 WR that I'm convinced Roy Williams will never fill.
Based on that premise, I would like to see the goal for the WR corps for 2010 to find a true #2 WR, and hopefully round out the corps where Ogletree is the #4 WR.
Why Ogletree at #4? Well…several reasons….
Right now, I just see 2 WRs on the team better than Ogletree (and I’m not including TEs – they are not WRs). Those 2 would be Miles Austin and Patrick Crayton. In my opinion, only Austin has secured the right to claim the #1 spot. Crayton has shown enough over the years to best be trusted manning the #3 spot.
Since we’re stuck retaining Roy Williams on the roster, due to his ridiculous contract, my hope is that he improves enough this offseason to be the #5 WR; I’ll even settle for a scenario where he makes it to #4 and Ogletree slots in at #5, but I’d really like to see Ogletree beat him out so that he is not a progress stopper for Ogletree.
The odd man out here is Sam Hurd. I like Hurd because I have no expectations for him. That’s why I can live with his Roy-Williams-esque performances. But if we’re forced to retain Roy Williams, as we are, then we don’t need two-kinds of that same unreliable WR that makes few plays, more mistakes, and ultimately no difference on the football field.
So right now, If I’m designing this WR roster, I’ve got Austin as my #1 WR and Crayton as my #3. #4 and #5 WR spots are taken up by Ogletree and Roy Williams, respectively, which leaves a huge opening at #2 WR.
The question then is: What does Dallas do at #2 WR? Whoever he is, he is currently not on the roster, IMHO.
Any thoughts?
We should! And provided we do, I think we all agree Dallas needs to find upgrades here. I don't believe it requires major re-building, but it does need re-structuring. Currenetly I see a big hole at #2 WR that I'm convinced Roy Williams will never fill.
Based on that premise, I would like to see the goal for the WR corps for 2010 to find a true #2 WR, and hopefully round out the corps where Ogletree is the #4 WR.
Why Ogletree at #4? Well…several reasons….
Right now, I just see 2 WRs on the team better than Ogletree (and I’m not including TEs – they are not WRs). Those 2 would be Miles Austin and Patrick Crayton. In my opinion, only Austin has secured the right to claim the #1 spot. Crayton has shown enough over the years to best be trusted manning the #3 spot.
Since we’re stuck retaining Roy Williams on the roster, due to his ridiculous contract, my hope is that he improves enough this offseason to be the #5 WR; I’ll even settle for a scenario where he makes it to #4 and Ogletree slots in at #5, but I’d really like to see Ogletree beat him out so that he is not a progress stopper for Ogletree.
The odd man out here is Sam Hurd. I like Hurd because I have no expectations for him. That’s why I can live with his Roy-Williams-esque performances. But if we’re forced to retain Roy Williams, as we are, then we don’t need two-kinds of that same unreliable WR that makes few plays, more mistakes, and ultimately no difference on the football field.
So right now, If I’m designing this WR roster, I’ve got Austin as my #1 WR and Crayton as my #3. #4 and #5 WR spots are taken up by Ogletree and Roy Williams, respectively, which leaves a huge opening at #2 WR.
The question then is: What does Dallas do at #2 WR? Whoever he is, he is currently not on the roster, IMHO.
Any thoughts?