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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pokerbrat2000" data-source="post: 870648" data-attributes="member: 7261">Wasn't trying to be impertinent at all.  I think I was stating something that is pretty obvious, yet people keep saying/asking and framing their questions/comments, the same way as if the answers might have somehow changed.  The WR group from 2019 was not very good.  How are people not understanding and accepting that?  You can blame the scouts, coaches, Gute and TT for putting them on the team/field, but as far the rest, its the job of the players to run the right routes, know the audibles, catch the ball, etc.  Some did that very well, some not so well.Funny thing, 4 of the WR's in 2019 were TT players (Adams, GMO, Kumerow and Davis)2 were Gute's players (MVS, Shepherd).For 2020, Adams is the only lock of those 6 to be on the roster.  How do you define "not noticed much"?  Is that a "Aaron didn't praise me, he must not like me" or "Aaron isn't throwing to me, because we aren't buddies"?  I did not notice Rodgers not throw to any of the WR's that made the field last season.  What did happen though is that guys like Shepherd, Alison and MVS became unreliable targets and he went to them less, but he didn't stop giving Alison and MVS chances.  Shepherd stopped getting chances because he was cut and put on the PS.Greater Performance equals more opportunities.  Lower performance equals fewer opportunities.  Pretty simple concept.</blockquote>

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