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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sunshinepacker" data-source="post: 990619" data-attributes="member: 9033">Amari was not a good receiver in his time in Green Bay. That is on Amari, nobody else. Unless you feel that Cobb and Amari could not split snaps or even play at the same time? Let's not use Cobb as a scapegoat for Amari's poor performance in Green Bay. Let's not pretend Amari lit the world on fire in Houston either, he played 111 snaps for Houston and earned 17 targets which he turned into 12 catches for 154 yards. Claiming that Amari would have developed without Cobb around sort of ignores that other receivers develop with other players at the same position ALL THE TIME. I recall a guy named Jordy Nelson who got pretty good despite playing with Greg Jennings and Finley.Unless a guy is playing a position in which only ONE player is on the field at a time, it's on the player to earn the right to play; Amari could have played at other receiver options if he had earned that chance.</blockquote>

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