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I look at it completely the opposite. I think he’s even more important in our offense. We don’t scheme WR’s open like most teams, therefore we need a true #1 more than most and he also opened up the run.
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I look at it completely the opposite. I think he’s even more important in our offense. We don’t scheme WR’s open like most teams, therefore we need a true #1 more than most and he also opened up the run.This is called conjecture on your part.
No one argued that Brown wasn’t productive or among the best WR to suit up in Tennessee.
The argument is cost vs value.
With the offense Tennessee runs (which we all know how you feel about) there is no way Brown can reach the production that would make him worth $20+ mil a year.
That’s actually a very fair argument. I felt that way when Corey Davis was picked in the first round.We don't use receivers so why waste a first rounder on one?
have we tried anything other than runs up the middle in the last 3 gamesI think the Henry days are over with. Terrible OL and no weapons
Just gotta grab his leg or foot and he's down, not gonna lie it's kinda sad. I watch Mixon, Chubb, or Perine run I get envious.I think the Henry days are over with. Terrible OL and no weapons
LOLYou don’t just get rid of your best players because your OC sucks. They help offset the OC a little, which is why we went from a bad offense last year to a disaster this year.
You find ways to sign the good onesAj brown is going to have a career day