(04-29-2019, 06:06 PM)JackCity Wrote:

(04-29-2019, 05:51 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: Your comments on the WR corps as a whole and your ranking of it say something about what you think of his talent and potential. 

Perhaps I mistook your intention with the Jeffrey role post. Sorry about that.  Thought you were implying that he'd be thrust into that unsuccessfully. 

I don't think he'll be thrust into it at all (something we seem to agree DeFilippo is unlikely to do despite TC's comment) , and I don't think we know how unsuccessful he'd be in that role anyway as he's still so unproven. (Something you don't seem to agree with)

Of the group as a whole? Chark can have talent and potential while also being a question mark going into 2019, as we simply haven't seen enough to know what he is yet. When your most accomplished WR is Marqise Lee its fair to say there are some question marks about how good the group is going to be.  

Nah its okay ,was just commenting about that potential role in that offense (which we may not even be looking for) and how Charks skillset and traits aren't suited to it at all. DJ Chark playing like Alshon Jeffrey does would be a massive shock to everyone.

Yes, it's fair to say there are question marks.
 (Westbrook is the only one we can feel really good and confident about atm) 
 But that's not what you've been saying. You've been saying it's one of the worst groups in the league. 

If Lee is back to good health relatively early in the season and Chark steps up, bottom ten is not where I'd put them. Especially if Cole miraculously finds his mojo again. 

Agreed on the Chark thing. It would be a sharp turn in skillset development/change for him at this point.

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