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@UGADad20
You are correct. I meant Lawrence Cager. And as for your "is he a good WR3? Absolutely" I agree 100%. Bell's best position is the slot where he can use his size and strength on inside routes. Teams put their biggest CBs with the best cover skills on the outside so the interior CBs are smaller with man-to-man cover skills that aren't as good. Normally teams try to take advantage by putting smaller, shiftier and faster WRs in the slot because they want those guys to be good at taking short slants and screens and then get big yards after the catch while the guys on the outside run routes that get them upfield. But if you prioritize a sure-handed guy who will get you 8-15 yards every time you throw him the ball over big play potential in that spot, he's perfect.
Also, Jermaine Burton's erratic behavior with Cincinnati this year makes me believe that he needs to be evaluated for bipolar disorder.
😂😂😂. Man yall on here bringing up Matt Landers, I had almost forgot about that kid. Now that kid was reliable for about 15 wide open drops a season. That’s funny.
and that Burton thing with assault is so weird and out of character for him. It’s not like there were any signs of him battering women after a tough loss in a large town like Knoxville. So weird