ATL - 2025 Season - Aaron Jones on IL

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[Turk Nowitzki]

Always made a ton of sense for him to sign there.

[ReasonablySober]

Rats.

[Turk Nowitzki]

I'm sure it won't all be guaranteed but 3 years for him is crazy

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[MVP2110]

Woof. That's alot for a washed up WR

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[Profound23]

Yeah, no thank you...that's crazy

[ReasonablySober]

He's not anywhere near washed. I don't know why you guys keep saying that.

[Turk Nowitzki]

He's not anywhere near washed. I don't know why you guys keep saying that.

It seems like the league agrees with you.

[MVP2110]

He's washed

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[MVP2110]

I don't get Seattle's offseason at all tbh

[ReasonablySober]

Yea MVS sucks ****.

[ReasonablySober]

He's washed

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Is Terry McLaurin washed too because he gets open as much as Kupp?

[MVP2110]

He's washed

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Is Terry McLaurin washed too because he gets open as much as Kupp?

Kupp hasn't played more than 12 games since 2021, his success rate has plummeted from 62.2% in 2022 to 49.5% in 2023 & 47% in 2024. Kupp's catch % has gone from 76.5% in 2022 to 62% in 2023 & 67% in 2024. There is a very clear trend line with Kupp as he gets older his numbers are getting worse and he continuously misses games. He's an NFL WR still(probably) but he's not a guy worth 3/45

Last year McLaurin had a 58% success rate & 70% catch %. Plus he hasn't missed a gane since 2020.

There is a reason basically every analytical Packer writer wanted nothing to do with Kupp in Green Bay

[ReasonablySober]

Yea, he isn't an All-Pro anymore. No one is saying he is. But his 67% catch rate was still better than Doubs, Wicks, Watson, or Melton.

[MVP2110]

Yea, he isn't an All-Pro anymore. No one is saying he is. But his 67% catch rate was still better than Doubs, Wicks, Watson, or Melton.

I don't really wanna get into another long Kupp debate, but I'll just genuinely say I believe the trend line with Kupp is pretty clear and the fact that the Rams released him without even asking him to rework his contract I think speaks volumes. I was open to the idea of him on a 1 year cheap contract to be a vet mentor to the young guys but 3/45 for him I think is nuts

[MVP2110]

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[stillgotgame]

He's not anywhere near washed. I don't know why you guys keep saying that.

He was targeted 100 times last season and it resulted in 28 first downs. That’s comically bad.

[ReasonablySober]

He's not anywhere near washed. I don't know why you guys keep saying that.

He was targeted 100 times last season and it resulted in 28 first downs. That’s comically bad.

Also comically bad? Wicks's 39% success rate and 51% catch rate. That's the guy we're hoping turns into a #1.

[LikeABosh]

He's not anywhere near washed. I don't know why you guys keep saying that.

He was targeted 100 times last season and it resulted in 28 first downs. That’s comically bad.

Also comically bad? Wicks's 39% success rate and 51% catch rate. That's the guy we're hoping turns into a #1.

Are we still on the "Wicks could be a true #1" train? Seems like everyone moved on. We have more hope for one of Watson, Doubs, or Reed.

But regardless, I don't know why Wicks being bad is an argument for signing a washed Cooper Kupp.

[Profound23]

Mekhi Becton 2/20 with the Chargers. Insane the Eagles didn't retain him for that price.

I hope Banks is worth it, because I would've loved Becton at that price.