Pryor on a pyre

[kilgorextrout]

I’ll admit, I was cutting in line for the Pryor Flavor Aid last off-season. I can’t be alone in thinking that this landing spot is one of the worst destinations. Seattle seemed like such a no brainer signing after all of their departures. Loved or hated him before, what’s his value now? The range of outcomes on his production seems vast, is there any hope? If you were a believer and just need a shoulder, feel free to pour one out with me for our dead homie.

[SteelKingmjc]

I too am wondering the same about his value. I had him stashed and got to enjoy the 1 year production in Cleveland, had very high hopes for last season. I was just offered 2.12 for him. I'd like to get a mid second if i could but I think that might be a little to steep for most.

[jpusmc0311]

I was right there with you last season. I had him on my roster, and I had a big foam "number one" finger thinking he was the next big thing lol. I also think that he didn't land in an ideal spot, but I think it's better than Washington last year. Cousins spreads the ball around a lot, and I think that ultimately hurt him. We'll see what happens in NY.

[NFL-ons]

I was a buyer too. Honestly, I am very optimistic. Iirc, he an mccown had pretty good chemistry in the past and mccown loves to lock on to one target. He could b a solid wr2 for the year which would give owners a good sell window.

[playa_hata]

i kinda like the jets signing pryor tbh at the moment i would say he is the best wr on the team

[Luke7799]

To me he is a buy if you can get him for a late 2, Anderson will be suspended, Enuwa is a huge question mark, and the rest of their young WR's didn't do anything last year. To me he is a hold no matter where your team is.