@MichiganPacker2 posted:The issue with changing out the WRs is that it takes guys a lot of reps to get on the same page, and all of their WRs have been here about the same amount of time. They are also all relatively cheap. So, if you clear out the WR room to try to get better, you'll have a pretty steep learning curve.
They're not going to clear out the WR room. It made sense after 2022 considering what they had on that roster but there is too much draft capital invested there now.
I think they need 2 guys; an upper tier FA, which will be costly, and another reliable vet #2/3 WR. The remaining guys can fill out the rest and probably do well if the new guys can draw more attention.
I don't think anyone at 1265 believes Love's accuracy isn't or won't be better than what it was last night. They are kind of stuck having to believe he can be as good as he showed late last year. Task #1 is getting him back there and keeping him there.
But Silverstein had a really good point. They need to figure out what they want to be on offense. They need to find a legit passing attack and they need to figure out how to fit that passing attack with Josh Jacobs's role. I'm not sure what that means for the WR room but his suggestion to look at BAL as a precedent was interesting.