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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mradtke66" data-source="post: 1051042" data-attributes="member: 4199">I did make sure to hedge my bets by saying "equivalent," as 10M in 2022 is a smaller percentage of the cap than it would be in 2026.My point is more that between the two, I would guess Watson is the more coveted.  He's a home run hitter and his yards per catch have been trending up this year, though he's still oddly feast or famine.  If he finishes the year like he played against Detroit and Chicago, there is still chance he breaks 1000 yards. He'll be on several teams' radars.Doubs is not a home run hitter.  He's good, he belongs, and I'm glad that we have him.  He's more in the mold of a possession receiver.  Lots of teams have players like him and he's easier replaced because the isn't the freak that Watson is.  Watson is 21.1 yards per catch, Doubs is 14.2.</blockquote>

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