I don’t see why Cooper is a concern if Lamb is actually as good as his billing. Even if Lamb is the “WR2” (hate these labels), we have seen talented “WR2s” outproduce the “WR1” all the time. Godwin, JuJu, Boyd are just some recent examples.spotxc wrote: ↑Mon Apr 27, 2020 8:11 pm People acting like cooper is not going to be an issue cause he'll be gone or that lamb is that good are pretty unrealistic. Cooper just signed a 5 year, 100 million dollar contract and is only 25 years old. What makes you assume that just because they have the ability to cut cooper 2 years later, they would if he's only 27 and still producing as the better prospect that he was in reference to this class. 2 years later his price will become a bargain compared to the deals that are for top wrs. Convince yourself if you want, but arguing that cooper is somehow just gonna be gone or inferior is not a bet Id make to prove an unproven luxury pick.
I feel like in the offseason, people get this idea in their head that WR1 = X # of targets, WR2 = less than X # of targets, WR3 = less less than X # of targets, and that every game turns out exactly like that. In reality, there are ebbs and flows. This guy gets a lot of targets one game, then less the next. Then this guy gets hot and leads the team for 3 weeks, then he falls back. Over time, the “WR1” ends up with the most targets because he’s just better, not because he is slotted into a position in the lineup that is designated the most targets.
If Lamb is good he will not be lacking for targets and production, with the offense he has found himself in. It is an A+ spot for now and the future. Top talent in a high powered offense, yes please.