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Message: <blockquote data-quote="PackAttack12" data-source="post: 894634" data-attributes="member: 11933">The problem is...he's at worst the #3 WR target, sometimes #2 on any given Sunday. So we have to judge him by that criteria. Additionally, it didn't cost the Packers the game today, but it could in the playoffs. This is the kind of stuff I've been talking about. I've been beating my head against the keyboard (figuratively), trying to explain to some who like to be apologists for everything that this could be a big issue in big games. It isn't just tonight. It's a season's worth of sample size of dropping bunnies and fumbling the football in crucial moments. It's fine to judge a player for "what they are", but ultimately, "what they are" could bite the team square in the hind end when it matters most. I tried not to be too ******* MVS tonight, but it's hard not to point out the obvious.He's extremely valuable as a deep threat that opens up the field, and as a run blocker, but if he can't catch routine balls like the one he dropped tonight, all of that other "good stuff" gets thrown out the window fast.</blockquote>

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