Catching up with some Take Command podcasts, in one of them Grant mentions he was standing next to a reporter watching practice who covers the team who goes on that they don't understand why this FO haven't done more to help Jayden at Wr, especially considering they have the cap room.
lol, trying to guess, which one, I'd guess Nicki. Maybe Standig. But Standig is typically sort of a low key understated type, so not sure its his style.
Standig on Sheehan the other day, agreed that they tried to address WR, but feels like I do that can you give Peters is a passthis is now three of season where they haven't got it done at WR? And in contrast Denver, Chicago, the Patriots have helped their young QBs on that front. I am with him on that.
This whole WR debate, lol, might be one of the bigger divide with the fan base and local media about the roster since maybe the Kirk-RG3, Beck-Rex, Jayden-Maye discussions. So be interesting if it spills into the season. I hope it doesn't and everything works out. But if it does, wonder if it turns to a trading deadline discussion.
The WR is fine group:
Lynell
Russell
Grant -- though he also agree that this is a bad WR corp compared to the league but thinks they can survive it, also said he's not totally confident that he's right
Finlay
Mitchell
For the WR is a problem
Nicki
Rouhier
Sheehan -- he does think they at least tried so he's not too hard on Peters but he thinks that room needs a WR big time, pushing Diggs
Loverro
Standig -- does it in a low key way as he does everything but voiced concerns repeatedly
Keim -- he comes off a bit neutral on it, defends their effort to improve it, thinks its likely fine as long as Terry stays healthy, but more vulnerable than the typical team if they lose him
Logan talked about this in his last podcast where he said he doesn't like to say anything negative about players and likes to look at how things can turn out well. So hearing him explain that makes me sympatheize even more with that, I assumed so. And again, Logan is great at what he does. I don't mind the homerism. I get it, he works for the team.