re: Mike Freeman: it's believed a handful of teams are preparing offers for Graham.

What's so funny? Dude folds up when the pressure is on. I get that he is a freak of an athlete but let's face it, he's soft.

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What's so funny? Dude folds up when the pressure is on. I get that he is a freak of an athlete but let's face it, he's soft.


Keep up the fight, man.

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So my argument isn't valid? According to your argument he was "clutch" in the ATL game because he had 70+ yards in a 4pt game. However, is this really "clutch" if he has 1 catch for 27 yards in the entire 2nd half?

And listing his stats from a blowout Tampa game isn't exactly a compelling argument.

I get that the dude puts up monster numbers but my argument is that a lot of these numbers are hollow.

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It's not basketball...he scored the go ahead/winning TD...gtfo

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In the freaking 2nd quarter....

Go back and watch the tape. He alligator armed 3 balls that game. Dude is scared to get hit. There is a reason he played basketball.

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...no one has used the "clutch" argument but you.

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Try to keep up. I said he wasn't clutch and his argument was the ATL and Tampa game. Obviously he didn't use the word "clutch" but it can easily be inferred by his counter argument.

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So my argument isn't valid?

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No it's not valid when you use your own slanted definition of what's clutch and meaningful.

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And listing his stats from a blowout Tampa game isn't exactly a compelling argument.

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Another stupid argument. It was a huge game for the team and he had a big game. If you say this, I get to say his "unclutch" game against Seattle isn't compelling because the team was blown out.

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I get that the dude puts up monster numbers but my argument is that a lot of these numbers are hollow.

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Football isn't a sport where you put up hollow numbers.

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In the freaking 2nd quarter....

Go back and watch the tape. He alligator armed 3 balls that game. Dude is scared to get hit. There is a reason he played basketball.

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Please do me a favor and go look up all the productive games by great players without much production in the 4th...also, please go look up all the unproductive games by great players during very productive seasons.

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Try to keep up. I said he wasn't clutch and his argument was the ATL and Tampa game.

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No you said his stats came in meaningless situations and he disappeared in big games, which isn't true. You changed it to clutch and then defined clutch as a specific time period to help your argument.

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However, is this really "clutch" if he has 1 catch for 27 yards in the entire 2nd half?

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So you are saying that he isn't clutch because teams make 2nd half adjustments to stop Graham, which ends up allowing other receivers to get more open?

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The saddest part is an ATL fan is defending JG

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He's trying to butter him up.

I just find the entire situation funny. Before the playoffs, everyone on here would argue that he was a top 5 WR. (Of course, I do not mean literally everyone)

Now, he is a liability?
Either way, this situation is a win win in my eyes.
Yall keep him, and it hurts the ability to bring in other big name players in free agency.

Another team signs him, and Drew Bree's biggest and best target is gone. I cannot tell you how hard I hope that the Brees Graham duo gets broken up. No receiver will be able to come in and replace the chemistry and results they have together IMO. Man is 35, and I have seen rumors on here that yall might draft a future Brees replacement.