re: Cooks is a bust

i think 14PYC is a far cry from 8-9-10ypc possession WR

Crazy how averages work. When you take out his big plays and big games, his numbers go down

I think you're on to something

He's fricking with you, dumbass.

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I under estimated the play of defenses more than I underestimated Cooks. These are the kinda games we expected coming into the season..We saw more than a few but a handful of long balls raised his average to a respectable #.

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I under estimated the play of defenses more than I underestimated Cooks. These are the kinda games we expected coming into the season..We saw more than a few but a handful of long balls raised his average to a respectable #.

4 49 12.3
4 25 6.3
4 41 10.3
3 29 9.7
5 35 7.0

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are we going to say the same about Odell Beckham?

5 44 8.0
7 61 8.7
5 38 7.60
4 35 8.75
7 79 11.29

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Here's a chew toy:

Breakout season for DeAndre Hopkins. 1,432 yards, will likely have a 1,500 yard season. Incredible.

Guy only has 191 YAC yards, never will be a true #1.

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those were garbage time yards bro. He isn't like OBJ or Julio bro. Atlanta and NYG >>>> Houston Bro.

garbage time?

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He's a great #2 and Snead is a great #3.

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I can agree with this. That being said, I don't think we need a pro-bowl WR1, just a taller receiver that can get Drew's trust by being reliable. We need another young Colston type, big though not super athletically gifted, but plays hard, has good hands, and puts in the extra work. I'd be happy with that to compliment Cooks and Snead.

Ahhh the myth of the number one reciever. If thats the guy Drew forces the ball too than I don't want a "number one receiver." This team won a superbowl with Colston, Meachem, and Henderson. Don't dare tell me Colston was the number one because 60% of his routes were seam routes up the middle when he is lined up in the slot, and Brees spreads the ball around like a mofo.