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Originally Posted by Hail to the Redskins
I think they both are still damn good receivers when in a halfway decent situation, yes. So they aren't being used or targeted much where they are right now....
R. Moss last year - 83 catches, 1,264 yds, 13 TDs. Please save any "he's a year older" or "that was with Brady" stuff... Those numbers mean he can still get it done in the right situation. Bottom line... Do I think he's better than Anthony Armstrong as a #2 receiver? ... umm, yes.
Housh - A minimum of 904 yds receiving per season over the past 6 years with sub-par QBs (IMO). If you want to try and tell me that Housh is a worse option than Roydell Williams or Joey Galloway at the #3 or slot position... please go ahead.
You, and everyone else, knows what I was getting at... I clearly stated that these guys would help evaluate our QB... I didn't say... "TJ Whoseyourmomma... Championship!"
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Both are better options at the no. 3 receiver than we currently have. But why bring guys in here to play once or twice per offensive series? The difference between Roydell Williams and T.J. Houshmandzadeh in a third down receiver role isn't even a half point per game. But to get that improvement, you have to overpay the receiver by nearly five million, give him a roster spot guarantee, and make him happy in his role.
Changing the team culture doesn't mean overpay a receiver for incredibly limited performance. Sometimes, it's better to save the money and have the lesser performer as the third down receiver. I think this is one of those times.
Having Joey Galloway make this team was ridiculous though.