What kind of production does Doctson need in 2019 to stay with on them team ?

[mooby]

Originally Posted by MTK

Totally hypothetical... he goes off for 90 catches, 1200 yards and 10 TD’s. He basically becomes a baller. Why the hell wouldn’t we try to re-sign him?


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Totally hypothetically we would.

But this ain't hypothetical. I'm not sure of much but I am damn sure Doctson doesn't deserve more than a super team friendly contract because he isn't worth a shit.

If I had to guess the most predictable pattern for this year it's this: He starts decent, and for some reason his playing times slowly decreases week by week until we all wonder why Gruden put him in the doghouse. Then P.Rich gets hurt and we're forced to give him more PT. At the end of the year they make a "we're obligated to offer you this" league min. offer which he politely declines and goes to FA.

[Buffalo Bob]

The guy is soft, do not want.

[calia]

He needs to show a lot early, or else McLovin' is going to take his spot opposite PRich. I could see that happening anyway. I think Gruden is hoping someone rises up and earns that starting spot. Aren't we all?

[mooby]

Originally Posted by calia

He needs to show a lot early, or else McLovin' is going to take his spot opposite PRich. I could see that happening anyway. I think Gruden is hoping someone rises up and earns that starting spot. Aren't we all?

If the early offseason reviews are to believed Cam Sims might be making a good impression.

Honestly I'd rather Cam Sims take away Doctson's starting job than a rookie. I know it's only Sims 2nd year but I feel like most young receivers need experience before they really learn how to master the position. McLaurin just needs to keep working, he will be fine in due time.

[calia]

Originally Posted by mooby

If the early offseason reviews are to believed Cam Sims might be making a good impression.

Honestly I'd rather Cam Sims take away Doctson's starting job than a rookie. I know it's only Sims 2nd year but I feel like most young receivers need experience before they really learn how to master the position. McLaurin just needs to keep working, he will be fine in due time.

Don't get me wrong, I like Sims a lot, but he's basically in the same position as McLaurin having lost his rookie year (although able to study the game while laid up). My guess is that our WRs will be PRich, McLaurin, Sims, Quinn, Harmon, and Doctson, and other that PRich, it's likely up for grabs as to who plays. Would love to see a jumbo WR package of Sims and Harmon for jump balls -- that would be hard to defend.