We just not drafting people next offseason?

MVS signed a three year deal last year

https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/kansas-c...antling-25275/

His cap number balloons after this year, it was designed to be a 2 year deal.

Unless MVS blows up this year...he's not worth that $14 million in the last year of his deal.

Gonna win the same way and fill the same roll. Unless they're gonna restructure the offense and let Ross do more of the Kelce stuff.

What's that have **** to do with any of this?

You act like MVS has to be replaced right this second.

MVS is signed through 2024. I like carrying 4 TEs, so let 1 of them be a H-back.

Rookie WR's aren't exactly known for blowing a hole in the league with this system, right?

So you have a high end speed first round WR (or 2nd) ease his way in, then let MVS go and he's ready to step right in.

Or atleast that was some people's thought process with regards to Hyatt I believe.

The most likely thing that happens is

MVS
Moore
Toney
Rice
James
Watson

WR is all about stacking talent at this point. So if you see Ross as doing the same thing that Rice can do (which I don't)...then you keep him regardless because he's talented.

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You can't evaluate John Ross at an OTA, he ran the fastest 40 ever at the combine so when everyone is in shorts basically doing 7 on 7 yes he is going to look like a god.

God...I hate seeing that idiot's stupid ****ing face.

Watson's my first cut if anyone else forces themselves onto the roster.

As to the odds of that? Lordy folks, it's OTAs. We're a loooooooong ways away from needing to make that decision. John Ross will probably start getting wrecked off the line as soon as pads come on. Justyn Ross will probably get hurt the first time someone touches him.

Nothing is to be learned right now apart from how hard someone like Rashee Rice studied the playbook over the last 6 weeks or so. Which, to be frank, means precisely **** all.