(04-12-2022, 07:01 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote:

(04-12-2022, 01:46 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: Dude. 
C'mon. 

Go watch Agnew's routes again. 
He's not a polished route runner and his hands are not great either. 
There's a reason he's been a return guy for this many years. 
He's fine for a package of plays at WR, but he wasn't the best receiver last year - he just provided some spark when we were down and out and you're letting that color your perspective.

Bothe Jones' and Kirk are better route runners and have more consistent hands.

I didn't say Agnew was good. I said if he was healthy, he'd be our best receiver. This is a testament to just how bad our receiving unit is.

Maybe Kirk is a better roue runner and has more consistent hands, but he is still an average slot receiver at best and when Agnew did catch the ball, it was usually for a substantial gain. Marvin Jones is done. There is nothing left in the tank. He stunk last season, as did all our WR's.

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(04-12-2022, 06:07 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: They both have play making ability when given the ball in space. They just do so with different skillsets. One is agile and elusive while the other is a challenge for secondary players to tackle singlehandedly. 

The problem trying to make Agnew your gadget guy is that you open him up to injury and rob yourself of a return specialist -- which is exactly what happened last year. 

If they both make the roster it should be easy to have a page in the playbook for both of them and not over-expose Agnew to injury potential. 

Shenault needs a good camp an preseason to right the ship.

If Shenault makes this roster, we have failed to upgrade the WR unit