I've said this before. We aren't necessarily better off without him, per se. We are better off when we don't run the offense through him. In my opinion, he is more suited for low volume targets. He is a great safety blanket when you need a conversion and he has one on one coverage and nothing else is open. When Walters was heavily involved in our offense, our offense hummed. No sane person thinks Bryan Walters and Allen Robinson are in the same stratosphere in ability, but some receivers are more suited to see high volume. Robinson is a beast, but he has a low catch rate.

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