If Robinson indeed goes to Chicago, whatever was left in Kevin whites value is gone.
With the talent on defense getting shipped off in Seattle, anyone thinking the passing game is a buy? Good qb, probably a middle to bad defense. Richardson and graham gone, anyone like baldwin and maybe Lockett? Any other receiver that could blow up with an opportunity? Baldwin coming off a year where he disappointed owners, could be cheaper than he should.
Well, in the case of White, yes, what was left of his trade value is gone. However, it's a new coaching staff. He's just going to have to compete to try to be the WR2. Meredith looked above average (and just got transition tagged) so that won't be easy, but if White is back to full health (don't see why he wouldn't be by OTAs) then he should have a chance. If he can stay healthy for 16 games and make some plays - even if he just ends up with like 40 receptions - there will be a market for him next year. I'm not advocating targeting him or keeping him over a more promising prospect... merely just musing on the curious case of Kevin White.
I need to see Seattle do something with that OL. If they do, I'd gladly take some Baldwin or Lockett shares if available. If they don't, I'm not sure how long Wilson is going to hold up.
Watkins in KC or Robinson in Chicago?
Both are interesting signings, 2nd year QBs. Robinson is going to be the main target without as much competition.
Both offenses could be exciting this year.
I think it's really close. I have Robinson in no leagues, Watkins in my main league. I don't know if I'd trade Watkins for Robinson today....
Thoughts?
As someone who has been pondering trading for both guys, I don't feel very excited about either location. We don't know if either QB is legit yet. I generally trust Andy Reid's talent assessment, though. Nagy has been an OC for like, what, 2 seasons? Has he even been the play caller? So we don't even know if his offense will be good, although I'm sure the hope/hype will be that he's going to be the next Doug Pederson. He does have some nice pieces, though. That OL is solid, the RBs are nice, and between AR15, Meredith, White, and Shaheen there is a lot of young receiving talent. If Trubisky and Nagy are both decent at their jobs, the offense has a lot of potential. I just don't like betting on
two unknowns to come through.
I'll have to see what people are asking, but I'm guessing I'm going to pass on both. I'd already made my mind up to pass on Sammy - turns out he's a flat earther which might explain his struggles. The guy has the talent, but maybe he's just too dumb to learn offenses and get on the same page with his QB.