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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Heyjoe4" data-source="post: 1094495" data-attributes="member: 13032">Yeah so much of this is hypothetical because Watson has not had a (mostly) healthy system.  But when he does play, they guy makes a big difference.And that's why this year is so big.  I would absolutely love it if he stayed healthy and put up the numbers we know he can put up.  If he does that, I don't think he gets Jefferson or Chase numbers, but it would be somewhere around $25 mil/AAV.  Now if someone offers him $40 mil/AAV as a FA, well we can discuss that if and when it happens.  And if he does stay healthy and puts up 1300 plus yards, 10-15 TDs, well he's gonna get paid, and the Packers will have cap room.Bottom line is - I like Watson and without the injuries, he would likely be considered a top 10 WR.  That's a big "if" so he really has to put it together this year.  I think he can.  It seems he has fixed that chronic hamstring problem.  I don't recall the last time he missed a game because of it - hell I don't remember the last time it was mentioned.  The ACL tear ws a freak, one-off but major injury - and he recovered incredibly well.  The missed game last seasson for the shoulder doesn't bother me.Go get em CW!  (And no, not Caleb Williams......)</blockquote>

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