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Old 10-20-2014, 07:24 PM  
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St. Louis Rams waive wide receiver Austin Pettis
The St. Louis Rams invested six picks between 2011-2013 at the wide receiver position, all in the fourth round or higher. They've struggled to find consistent production from them.

The team waived receiver Austin Pettis Monday after more than three years with the team. He was taken in the third round in 2011, with receiver Greg Salas taken a round later. Salas was traded to the Patriots two years ago.

Pettis averaged 31.6 catches in his first three seasons with 11 starts. He struggled to carve out a big role from the slot and was inactive for the team's win over Seattle on Sunday. The Rams still have Brian Quick, Chris Givens, Tavon Austin and Stedman Bailey remaining from their recent draft haul.

We'd expect Pettis to find a job at some point this season. It wouldn't be a shock if the New England Patriots took a look at Pettis; offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels was in St. Louis when Pettis was drafted.
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Old 10-20-2014, 08:39 PM   #16
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Old 10-20-2014, 08:54 PM   #17
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Nope.

No more bottom rung free agents at this position... get me one top shelf free agent and atleast two draft - one in the top 2 rounds - picks in 2015.

By the time this yahoo halfway learned the offense this year, it'd be time to cut his ass.
when has that ever happened the last 20 years ?
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Old 10-20-2014, 09:00 PM   #18
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Maybe one of those guys will make good depth next year, but I wouldnt miss any of them... looking for a TOTAL rebuild of this WR group next year.

Keep Bowe as #2 and build around that.
That what I would like.
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Old 10-20-2014, 09:00 PM   #19
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The St. Louis Rams invested six picks between 2011-2013 at the wide receiver position, all in the fourth round or higher. They've struggled to find consistent production from them.

The team waived receiver Austin Pettis Monday after more than three years with the team. He was taken in the third round in 2011, with receiver Greg Salas taken a round later. Salas was traded to the Patriots two years ago.

Pettis averaged 31.6 catches in his first three seasons with 11 starts. He struggled to carve out a big role from the slot and was inactive for the team's win over Seattle on Sunday. The Rams still have Brian Quick, Chris Givens, Tavon Austin and Stedman Bailey remaining from their recent draft haul.

We'd expect Pettis to find a job at some point this season. It wouldn't be a shock if the New England Patriots took a look at Pettis; offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels was in St. Louis when Pettis was drafted.
Bring him in.
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Old 10-20-2014, 09:07 PM   #20
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Maybe one of those guys will make good depth next year, but I wouldnt miss any of them... looking for a TOTAL rebuild of this WR group next year.

Keep Bowe as #2 and build around that.
Both Hemingway and Hammond are ERFAs in the offseason. I'm not sure KC even shells out the chump change it takes to keep them.

Bowe's contract as a #2 is maybe feasible for another year, if considering a rd 1-2 WR draftee (and that cheaper contract) to pair with him. I wouldn't pay Avery and his final contract year of 4 mil.


So that could leave them with:

1. Jaelen Strong / Kevin White / Ty Montgomery
2. Bowe
3. AJJ
4. Wilson
5. ?

What are you thinking? Could they afford an expensive vet FA? Draft 2 early WRs?
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Old 10-20-2014, 09:09 PM   #21
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Old 10-20-2014, 10:08 PM   #22
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Both Hemingway and Hammond are ERFAs in the offseason. I'm not sure KC even shells out the chump change it takes to keep them.

Bowe's contract as a #2 is maybe feasible for another year, if considering a rd 1-2 WR draftee (and that cheaper contract) to pair with him. I wouldn't pay Avery and his final contract year of 4 mil.


So that could leave them with:

1. Jaelen Strong / Kevin White / Ty Montgomery
2. Bowe
3. AJJ
4. Wilson
5. ?

What are you thinking? Could they afford an expensive vet FA? Draft 2 early WRs?
Dorsey will absolutely have the jack for a top shelf free agent.

If thats his only major free agent acquisition next year, fine... but that position needs a big overhaul, and a proven, reliable, youngish veteran is exactly whats needed to speed that process along.
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Old 10-20-2014, 10:11 PM   #23
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Austin Pettis has better hands than anyone on this roster at the WR position. Runs good routes.

He'd be an immediate upgrade.
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Old 10-20-2014, 10:18 PM   #24
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Austin Pettis has better hands than anyone on this roster at the WR position. Runs good routes.

He'd be an immediate upgrade.
Dude, he's just another bum... like I've been saying, by the time he's ready to contribute in a meaningful way, the seasons over.
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You know who had better hands than everyone on this roster?

Bobby Sippio.

Quit pining for "good hands."
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What? So every team that drops a receiver this place wants to take a look at now?

Praying for the next Eddie Kennison eh?
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What? So every team that drops a receiver this place wants to take a look at now?

Praying for the next Eddie Kennison eh?
When people start saying crap like, "He's better than we got now!" that's how we end up with turds like Chris Chambers.

Add a guy if he fits your team. If not, he can get ****ed.
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