Reed, Cofield could miss time

Can you say Tyler Jacobs??!!!!!!!That would be Taylor Jacobs, and I thought the exact same thing - another soft player from Florida. And when he comes back, can someone tell him not to needlessly leave his feet - the play he was hurt on was very reminiscent of Fred Davis trying to hurdle the defense.

Cofield is solid, but I don't think we are going to really be screwed if he misses a few weeks. I didn't get how someone on NFL.com said that going to Niles Paul was a big downgrade. He performed pretty well yesterday.

Except when he fumbled away the potential game tying TD

Terrible, I still have no clue why we didn't go out and get a xtra TE in the offseason.

We did, we got Bolser. Honestly we revamped a lot of depth positions, got some O-line, special teams help, D-line, secondary --> you can't expect to get a ProBowl replacement for every position in one season.

Next season a second TE will be a priority, definitely wouldn't go in thinking Reed can be the only option. Really too bad FDavis didn't pan out.

Can you say Tyler Jacobs??!!!!!!!

You mean Taylor Jacobs...

The Cofield injury is problematic. High ankle sprains can hang around, causing problems. And a NT really needs his ankles to work.

Cofield is solid, but I don't think we are going to really be screwed if he misses a few weeks. I didn't get how someone on NFL.com said that going to Niles Paul was a big downgrade. He performed pretty well yesterday.

Paul is nowhere near the route runner or matchup problem that Reed is.

I like Paul. Even so, he simply isn't the playmaker Reed is. Not even close.

I'm starting to thing that Reed's body just isn't built to play professional football. I think it's always going to be something with him. Sucks cause the guy have such a high talent level but he just can't stay on the field.

What exactly was Reed trying to do in the play he got hurt? There literally was nothing to gain on the play. How come Skins players don't know don't know how to pick their battles?

Yeah, F guys for fighting for extra yards.