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Anyone specific? A lot of people make these general statements acting like they’re going to get a major find in Fa or the draft. Is it realistic for Washington to be that much better a year from now at QB? If so, who are they going to get? Winston? Cam? Dak? Trevor?
This. Brady isn't forcing it to him the way Winston was, and with game scripts that lean toward clock management in the second half he isn't getting the "garbage time comeback from two scores down" volume.kyoun1e said:
I have a trade offer in where I'd get Evans and I'd give James Robinson.
Anyone think this is a no brainer accept for Evans?
Tough to know what to expect, the Godwin splits are a positive, but his history against Bradbury is awful.
Will be watching practice reports. Arians said Evans is like 80%.
I don't get it. Evans isn't even listed on the injury report this week yet everyone keeps saying how hurt he is.
Given that they don't utilize him at all, why wouldn't Tampa trade him to another team in the offseason? He's worth more than 3 targets/game to some NFL team.
It was especially frustrating on the underthrow.....as the announcers completely ignored how bad of a throw it was. No mention of it. Zero.
He's not hurt. Looked fine last night, got deep on Bradberry who if he didn't make a great play would have had a deep one to Evans.
He beat Bradberry handily twice. Once Brady under-threw Evans significantly (which the announcers also called “a great play by Bradberry”, when really it was a crap throw), the other Brady was under extreme pressure and couldn’t hit a wide open Evans for a TD.kyoun1e said:
Maybe that explains his FBG "rest of season" projection as well. In my scoring system, FBG has him as the #87 WR for the rest of the season, nestled comfortably between Devin Duvernay and Jakobi Meyers. If they want to project a dip in production with the arrival of Brown and Godwin eventually coming back, fine, but this may be taking it a little too far.
He also had Jamies heaving him the ball 800 times a game with no regard and a Swiss cheese pass defense requiring the Bucs to pass pass pass every game all game.
How will the inclusion of AB change this picture? Will Lattimore continue to cover Evans, or will he rotate over to AB?
Brown was reinstated Tuesday.
I'm having a hard time seeing why this would change.
I could easily see if AB starts dominating targets and gets a few quick catches, then Lattimore could switch over. But I do fully expect Evans to be covered by Lattimore most of the game.
Does anyone know what NO's tendency is in this regard? I watched Arizona shut down Metcalf a couple weeks ago, content to let Lockett catch what felt like 30 balls. There didn't appear to be any adjustments to that.
The data says they are a good matchup for WRs this year.
I have both Evans & Godwin. I'm leaning Godwin over Evans based on Evans' history against Lattimore.
