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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RepStar15" data-source="post: 891389" data-attributes="member: 10721">I think there are two real problems with MVS. 1. He is one dimensional. He literally is ONLY a deep ball threat. He gets separation on post and go routes and Rodgers has the arm to put him in a position to score. 2. His catch percentage has been right around 50% for three years straight (52%, 46% and 47%). When Rodgers throws a dime to MVS, there is only a 50% chance he catches it. To put into perspective DJ Chark (whom is also having a down year when compared to last year) is catching 59% of his deep throws, which are coming from an inaccurate QB. Rodgers has not been perfect in the deep ball, but maybe all but one throw to MVS the ball was placed in a position where MVS could make a play. That is the problem with MVS. He has three jobs. Block (which he does OK at), get open on a post or go route (he excels at) and catch the ball (he is well below average at). I expect 2020 to be his last year in GB. Cutting him next year will open up $900K, which the packers could easily find a more efficient deep ball specialist that may lack his blocking skills, but could gain a more dynamic player for veteran minimum with.</blockquote>

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