Wheres Chris Cooley been?

[onlydarksets]

We brought in two #2 receivers, and Cooley is still our second leading receiver, yardage-wise and TD-wise. The problem is not there.

As for Sellers, CP is getting the red zone TDs, which is fine by me.

[memphisskin]

Originally Posted by onlydarksets

We brought in two #2 receivers, and Cooley is still our second leading receiver, yardage-wise and TD-wise. The problem is not there.

As for Sellers, CP is getting the red zone TDs, which is fine by me.

Really? I don't think Cooley is a problem, but getting him the ball definitely is. I thought he was playing the Tony Gonzalez role in this offense, which I thought meant that he was going to be a target on a lot more plays than just tight end screens and the check down on the play action rollouts that we can't seem to run without tipping cornerbacks off and limiting our own chances for success. Cooley is on pace to catch about 40 balls. We need him to catch at least 70. I wonder if he's dropped himself in his fantasy league?

[onlydarksets]

Originally Posted by memphisskin

Really? I don't think Cooley is a problem, but getting him the ball definitely is. I thought he was playing the Tony Gonzalez role in this offense, which I thought meant that he was going to be a target on a lot more plays than just tight end screens and the check down on the play action rollouts that we can't seem to run without tipping cornerbacks off and limiting our own chances for success. Cooley is on pace to catch about 40 balls. We need him to catch at least 70. I wonder if he's dropped himself in his fantasy league?

Check my post immediately preceding your post. I agree - getting the ball to receivers is a problem. However, with all of the talent at WR, it's natural for his numbers to go down. The only problem, as I see it, is that it would be nice if those numbers at least "went" to someone else.