JTech194
Starter
I know we all love a good conspiracy theory so hear me out..
Do you think it's coincidence that the main players cut or traded on the offensive side of the ball (ie' Wallace, Hartline, Gibson) all had issues with their roles in the offense, mainly how many times they were getting targeted? Hartline complained about it early in the season, the year before last he had over 1000 yards and i'm not sure how many targets, Wallace was upset all year over the number of targets he was getting, and Gibson didn't seem to get many targets either but I think he was hurt a lot. While Landry got plenty of targets as a rookie (They drafted him)
Do you think the goal was to get rid of them (Cut or Trade) at the end of the season anyway and the lack of Targets was deliberate in an effort to make cutting them more palatable to fans? I've heard players say that they thought some teams would purposely take them out of games or wouldn't call plays for them so that they wouldn't reach certain financial incentives. I'm not saying i believe all of this it's just strange to me that all year I think WE ALL were questioning how many times Hartline and Wallace were getting the ball thrown their way and then they get cut\traded at the end of the season..... It would have been a PR nightmare if they had cut Hartline if he had another 1000 yard season, or trade Wallace if he had lets say 1300 yards and 13 TD.
What do you all think?
Do you think it's coincidence that the main players cut or traded on the offensive side of the ball (ie' Wallace, Hartline, Gibson) all had issues with their roles in the offense, mainly how many times they were getting targeted? Hartline complained about it early in the season, the year before last he had over 1000 yards and i'm not sure how many targets, Wallace was upset all year over the number of targets he was getting, and Gibson didn't seem to get many targets either but I think he was hurt a lot. While Landry got plenty of targets as a rookie (They drafted him)
Do you think the goal was to get rid of them (Cut or Trade) at the end of the season anyway and the lack of Targets was deliberate in an effort to make cutting them more palatable to fans? I've heard players say that they thought some teams would purposely take them out of games or wouldn't call plays for them so that they wouldn't reach certain financial incentives. I'm not saying i believe all of this it's just strange to me that all year I think WE ALL were questioning how many times Hartline and Wallace were getting the ball thrown their way and then they get cut\traded at the end of the season..... It would have been a PR nightmare if they had cut Hartline if he had another 1000 yard season, or trade Wallace if he had lets say 1300 yards and 13 TD.
What do you all think?