Which Receivers Make the 53?

[thunderpimp91]

Whatever happens with Mingo is not up to us and I really not that concerned he'll work out or he won't I just know Toberts done enough to stay on this team and keep his 3rd wide receiver spot for now.....

You know the ironic thing is though at one point I don't know if it was just last year they pretty much moved on from Deonte Johnson Mingo and their new receivers struggling even though it's odd that Carolina was surging and playing better at the end of the year I mean Leggett was also the guy I'm talking about struggling not living up to expectations....

Maybe it's the new place where wide receivers go to die.lol.. It definitely had some bad luck with receivers and there might be some I'm forgetting but I don't keep up with Carolina but just keeping up with the NFLI just remember they seemed to keep getting rid of their entire wide receiver room every 2 to 3 years..

Here is what I dont get BB....

How has Leggett struggled and not lived up to expectations but Tolbert has earned the WR3 role already? It feels like both those statements cant be true:

Leggett - 81 targets, 49 catches, 497 yards, 4TDs, on 417 routes
Tolbert - 79 targets, 49 catches, 610 yards, 7 TDs on 553 routes

I think most would much rather take a rookie Leggett over a 3rd year Tolbert

 

[SoupcanSam]

Everyone is like no way an UDFA is beating out Mingo, etcetera. But that's exactly what happened to him in Carolina.

I just can't get excited about a player with that much athleticism getting punked by an unathletic UDFA.

There's a lot of wishful thinking surrounding Mingo.

As a fantasy football guy myself, I followed The Panthers wide outs closely along with other teams wrs, and trust me Mingo is not even worth wishful thinking.

I am dumbfoundedly surprised the cowboys went this route.

 

[SoupcanSam]

Oh brother.

Name a team that would

 

[SoupcanSam]

Someone is bound to give him a look for no draft compensation if we release him. He was a second round pick and we traded for him.

A look is about it

 

[Pass2Run]

As a fantasy football guy myself, I followed Tolbert Panthers wide outs closely along with other teams wrs, and trust me Mingo is not even worth wishful thinking.

I am dumbfoundedly surprised the cowboys went this route.

The more I read about Mingo, the less I like the idea of just handing him a roster spot.

Plus, watching him...his hips are so stiff... not what you want in a WR.

 

[KJJ]

A look is about it

We won’t know that until we have a full training camp with him. I’m certainly not high in him and hated the trade but the jury is still out.

 

[SoupcanSam]

The more I read about Mingo, the less I like the idea of just handing him a roster spot.

Plus, watching him...his hips are so stiff... not what you want in a WR.

When theilen and leggett got injured the Panthers had absolutely no confidence in Mingo.

They actually gave the new guy Jalen Coker the nod and Coker actually balled out. Mingo became like 5th on the depth chart.

The other target the Panthers turned to because of Mingo was the TE jatavion sanders. You know Mingo was bad whenever the PANTHERS turn to a TE. I dont even think TE are schemed to catch atleast into last year's Panthers offense.

I actually thought Mingo career was done after that. You can see why I was shocked when he was signed to dallas.

Just my fantasy football mind talking here. But yes Mingo is bad and should not be on this team.

 

[big dog cowboy]

Name a team that would

Just spin the wheel and you are likely to land on a team that would sign him.

This thought that he is worthless and shouldn't be in the league is just ridiculous.

If Carolina had cut him instead of trading him, he would have got some offers.

 

[SoupcanSam]

You could be right, but i am leaning more towards the Cowboys just doing Cowboys type things