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  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,855
    Passion said:

    dnc said:

    Passion said:

    priapism said:

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    phineas said:

    Who loses their job to make room for him?

    Paul Richardson.
    I thought Richardson was going to be great, but he's ultra-fragile. Seahawks should just move on from him.
    Richardson is making too much money. Lockett can be the guy that stretches the defense.
    Kearse is making a lot more and sucks harder.

    Kasen isn't nearly as fast as RIchardson.
    I never said Kasen was as fast as Richardson. But he will be far more productive. He would fill a different niche on the receiving corps - one that no other current WR can fill.

    Richardson is always hurt and he is making far more money than Kasen.
    It's barely over a half a million dollars difference. Not sure I'd call that far more, at least not as far as a $165 million salary cap is concerned. Kearse makes 5 times what Kasen makes.

    Kasen hasn't been the model of health either.
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  • Passion
    Passion Member Posts: 4,622
    edited August 2017
    dnc said:

    Passion said:

    dnc said:

    Passion said:

    priapism said:

    Passion said:

    phineas said:

    Who loses their job to make room for him?

    Paul Richardson.
    I thought Richardson was going to be great, but he's ultra-fragile. Seahawks should just move on from him.
    Richardson is making too much money. Lockett can be the guy that stretches the defense.
    Kearse is making a lot more and sucks harder.

    Kasen isn't nearly as fast as RIchardson.
    I never said Kasen was as fast as Richardson. But he will be far more productive. He would fill a different niche on the receiving corps - one that no other current WR can fill.

    Richardson is always hurt and he is making far more money than Kasen.
    It's barely over a half a million dollars difference. Not sure I'd call that far more, at least not as far as a $165 million salary cap is concerned. Kearse makes 5 times what Kasen makes.

    Kasen hasn't been the model of health either.
    I don't have a real strong opinion on Kearse one way or the other. Right now I think you have to go with Baldwin and Lockett. After that it gets murky.

    But again, Kasen appears ready for a breakout season. He is very hungry. And - again - nobody on the roster has his physical tools.
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  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,855
    Passion said:

    dnc said:

    Passion said:

    dnc said:

    Passion said:

    priapism said:

    Passion said:

    phineas said:

    Who loses their job to make room for him?

    Paul Richardson.
    I thought Richardson was going to be great, but he's ultra-fragile. Seahawks should just move on from him.
    Richardson is making too much money. Lockett can be the guy that stretches the defense.
    Kearse is making a lot more and sucks harder.

    Kasen isn't nearly as fast as RIchardson.
    I never said Kasen was as fast as Richardson. But he will be far more productive. He would fill a different niche on the receiving corps - one that no other current WR can fill.

    Richardson is always hurt and he is making far more money than Kasen.
    It's barely over a half a million dollars difference. Not sure I'd call that far more, at least not as far as a $165 million salary cap is concerned. Kearse makes 5 times what Kasen makes.

    Kasen hasn't been the model of health either.
    I don't have a real strong opinion on Kearse one way or the other. Right now I think you have to go with Baldwin and Lockett. After that it gets murky.

    But again, Kasen appears ready for a breakout season and - again - nobody on the roster has his physical tools.
    I don't disagree with any of this.

    Nobody on the roster has Richardson's physical tools either. I think you keep them both unless he's going to be out for awhile.
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  • rustysavage
    rustysavage Member Posts: 942
    Kearse is the best blocking receiver they have.

    Also had the most uncatchable targets in the league last season.
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  • Kaepsknee
    Kaepsknee Member Posts: 14,919
    Both Richardson and Kasen Williams are borderline NFL receivers but don't let that stop this Gilby>Ty debate.
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  • Kaepsknee
    Kaepsknee Member Posts: 14,919
    rustysavage said:

    Kearse is the best blocking receiver they have.

    Also had the most uncatchable targets in the league last season.

    Which means that other than the deep go route against Green Bay 4 seasons ago He can't run routes worth a shit.
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  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,855
    salemcoog said:

    Both Richardson and Kasen Williams are borderline NFL receivers but don't let that stop this Gilby>Ty debate.

    They're both plenty talented if healthy. But health is a talent and neither of them have yet to display it for any length of time.
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  • rustysavage
    rustysavage Member Posts: 942
    salemcoog said:

    rustysavage said:

    Kearse is the best blocking receiver they have.

    Also had the most uncatchable targets in the league last season.

    Which means that other than the deep go route against Green Bay 4 seasons ago He can't run routes worth a shit.
    Uh why does that mean that?
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  • Kaepsknee
    Kaepsknee Member Posts: 14,919
    rustysavage said:

    salemcoog said:

    rustysavage said:

    Kearse is the best blocking receiver they have.

    Also had the most uncatchable targets in the league last season.

    Which means that other than the deep go route against Green Bay 4 seasons ago He can't run routes worth a shit.
    Uh why does that mean that?
    Wilson is a pretty accurate QB. And if He's consistently being thrown uncatchable balls, it would mean that He wouldnt be where the QB thought he was going to be on a lot of
    those throws.
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