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And once again you avoided the question.That's a cute gif and all but answer the question. Which of those WR's do you want standing on the sidelines while Berrios is on the field?We have not been as stacked at the WR position in previous seasons as we will be this year. Richards, Thomas, Harley, Cager, and Mullins should all be ahead of Berrios in the pecking order. Probably Njoku as well. Not to mention Dallas if he does indeed play WR. Which one of those guys do you want on the sideline while Berrios is on the field?
So you have 7 WRs ahead of Berrios, in other words basically every WR on the roster is ahead of him.
Sounds legit. You just earned a bunch of credibility points as a porster.
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Oh no you're absolutely right. All seven or eight receivers we have should be ahead of him - that makes perfect sense and is so reasonable. Especially based on experience and performance. Nobody can deny that. One of the most reasonable opinions ever on CIS
Berrios was better than Harley, Cager, Harris, and Njoku coming out of HS, and has 3 yrs of experience under his belt...and has basically always been a starter.
He has proven to be a reliable target, even though he has been misused.
No chance in **** when we have 3 wrs on the field Berrios isn't one of them.
Again Berrios will be the starter on the outside when we run 2 wide, and then slide into the slot in 3 wide. You can not like it all you want but its his job to lose, and hes a good player that is a practice hero, making It almost impossible to beat him out.
Cager is going to struggle beating out Mullins for the entire year, he's not beating out Berrios for that other starting spot opposite Berrios.