Originally Posted by staylor26 (Post 15591986)

It’s not about snap counts dumbass. It’s about targets. Cook is a receiving TE. He wants targets when he IS on the field. Not blocking assignments.

The Chiefs ask their TE2 to block more than anything. He’s not going to see anywhere near the same amount of targets as a TE2 in this offense.

Cook had 60 targets last year.

Keizer and Yelder combined for 20 in an offense that throws the ball more.

Cook is obviously going to see more targets as the #1 receiving TE in the Chargers offense as opposed to TE2 behind Kelce. Are you seriously arguing that he’s not?

The Chiefs don’t use 12 personnel enough to expect them to sign a guy like Cook that is basically a big WR. It’s really simple, but of course your dumbass makes it difficult.

Originally Posted by The Franchise (Post 15591991)

Raiders signed Kenyan Drake to a 2 year, $14.5 million dollar deal.

ROFL

Originally Posted by -King- (Post 15591993)

Hmm, maybe Keizer and Yelder had those low number of targets because they're ****ing awful at anything receiving related?

Nah....can't be LMAO.

Originally Posted by The Franchise (Post 15591991)

Raiders signed Kenyan Drake to a 2 year, $14.5 million dollar deal.

ROFL

Originally Posted by staylor26 (Post 15592004)

Orrrr maybe it has something to do with the fact that the Chiefs essentially have 2 top 5 receivers that eat up an enormous amount of targets. Not to mention other weapons at WR and RB.

Nah.....can’t be.

If they wanted another receiver like that at TE2, then why haven’t they once gone after a guy like that in Reid’s tenure? Even Harris, who was a great athlete, was used more as a blocker than anything.

Good ****ing god you’re absolutely clueless.

Originally Posted by Prison Bitch (Post 15592010)

I like the Drake move. He’s a borderline starter (4.5/per in his career for middling teams) and Jacobs is on his rookie deal the next 2 years as it is

Originally Posted by -King- (Post 15592018)

It's so funny how you guys try to make Reid out to be this coach who can't call plays to his players strengths. If he had a TE2 that could take advantage of matchups and take advantage of Kelce and Hill being doubled, and was a monster in the redzone, you don't think he'd make sure he gave that guy a lot more targets than he gave Nick ****ing Keizer and Yelder? Sure boss.

Even Harris got 35 targets one year. You don't think Cook in this offense would get 45+.

Originally Posted by staylor26 (Post 15592004)

If they wanted another receiver like that at TE2, then why haven’t they once gone after a guy that fits that mold in Reid’s tenure? Even Harris, who was a great athlete, was used more as a blocker than anything. You don’t think that’s by design? You don’t think that says anything about the scheme and their philosophy?

Originally Posted by staylor26 (Post 15592023)

Reading comprehension....

Originally Posted by -King- (Post 15592029)

Like I said, Reid schemes to get the best out of the players he has. If he has someone that he thinks he can use to exploit a defense he will. Thats what makes him such a great coach. He wouldn't get a player who's averaged 8 touchdowns a season the past 3 years and not know what to do with him.