Where are all the Davante Adams haters now ?

[Heyjoe4]

They are back in 2015. That experience has taught me patience. But players usually don't go from being that bad to actually being good.

2015 was a rough year for him, but only becasue he let things like bad calls from the refs get to him. His ability was always there. He grew significantly in year 3 and hasn’t looked back since. I only wish he would get more national recognition becasue he is clearly one of the best WRs in the NFL.

 

[Heyjoe4]

I'm a Brice hater, and I hope a couple of years from now someone is able to rub my nose in this.

You have a lot of company. Unfortunately, I’m not as optimistic about Brice as I was about Adams in his first two years. As you indicated, I’ll be happy to be proven wrong about Brice.

 

[HardRightEdge]

The OP question? I think they're J'mon Moore haters now.

 

[Deleted member 6794]

They are back in 2015. That experience has taught me patience.

If you would only be able to be patient before evaluating the offense based on six games with an injured quarterback.

I only wish he would get more national recognition becasue he is clearly one of the best WRs in the NFL.

I actually prefer Adams being an under the radar player.

 

[HardRightEdge]

Conversely, have the moaners and groaners over Nelson's departure (at 2 years / $14.6 mil no less) had any second thoughts?

 

[RicFlairoftheNFL]

?

I'm over here STILL telling you his nickname should be hands of stone

 

[gbgary]

The OP question? I think they're J'mon Moore haters now.

nah...he hasn't done anything to be hated for. hasn't cost us a game(s), been paid millions for nothing in return, alienated himself or teammates, embarrassed the organization, etc.

 

[Heyjoe4]

If you would only be able to be patient before evaluating the offense based on six games with an injured quarterback.



I actually prefer Adams being an under the radar player.

Yeah, that probably is a good thing, especially with the way he’s playing this year.

 

[Heyjoe4]

Conversely, have the moaners and groaners over Nelson's departure (at 2 years / $14.6 mil no less) had any second thoughts?

Not by me. I’ll admit I didn’t like the move, but that was based more on emotion than reality. Glute did the right thing. Just wish he had done it with a little more class. It became clear he had no intention of keeping Nelson. Better to man-up and just tell him that instead of gaming him with the veteran minimum.

 

[Arod2gjdd]

2015 was a rough year for him, but only becasue he let things like bad calls from the refs get to him. His ability was always there. He grew significantly in year 3 and hasn’t looked back since. I only wish he would get more national recognition becasue he is clearly one of the best WRs in the NFL.

Who cares lol