Why not re-sign T-Will?

[Jenky]

Rather have Stills or ..... D Jackson.

 

[rags747]

I'm all for another #2 receiver, twill ain't all that.

 

[TNCowboy]

The problem is that T Will will get paid like a number 1 receiver from teams who dont have one ( Saints, Seahawks, Rams, Cardinals, Lions etc.)

There will be other WRs in FA that may take the same amount or less and be just as good. I am really interested in seeing the market for Jackson. He might set the tone to what TWill can get.

The Saints have 3 WR better than Williams, and the Seahawks, Lions, and Cardinals have at least one.

 

[CowboyWay]

The only plus with Twill is he never misses a game. That's about it.

When you only make 2-3 catches a game, its pretty easy to stay healthy.

 

[BlueStar22]

T-Will is homegrown. No he's not a number one, but he's a good #2. For the right price, bring him back. I'm on the JPP train so if that means we have to let him walk, then it was a good run for Terrence. These type of threads would be better if we knew who we're replacing a player with. That's why you can't be so quick to throw a player away. Also, it means something to me when a guy is homegrown and is not trash.

 

[DFWJC]

Yes, he drops one every now and then due to body catching, but he and Dak had chemistry this season and he can stretch the field. If he will sign a reasonable WR #2 contract, I would keep him. Don't need to create another draft need if we don't have to.

I think they like TWill plenty enough to keep him.
But I also think there may be a team out there willing to way overpay him.
If so, he will be gone.

 

[DFWJC]

I agree. But we can't use draft capital on a WR. If we can re-sign TWill somewhere around 5yr 20 mil, 8 guar I'm on board with the OP. His trajectory for a huge signing (ala what Tavon Austin received) fell mightily this season. He's a solid WR. But if he wants 40m, he needs to look elsewhere.

I will be irate (and we all should be) if we use premium draft capital on a WR. (As an aside, Michael.)

This.
We will keep him if the price is right.

I tend to think the price may not be right, but you never know.