Report: Chiefs and OBJ have "mutual interest"

[Megatron96]

Originally Posted by RunKC

Meh. I watched the Ravens game All 22 and Sneed/McDuffie locked him up easily. He is definitely not what he was. Not sure that athleticism is still there.

Definitely doesn’t scare defenses anymore. He was meh aside from 2 or 3 games.

I’d pass if he wants more than $3 million. He’s not appreciably better than Justin Watson at this point.

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Lol, wow, that's just a terrible analysis. In his sleep OBJ is a better WR than JWat. Put the pipe down, sheesh.

[RunKC]

Originally Posted by Megatron96

Lol, wow, that's just a terrible analysis. In his sleep OBJ is a better WR than JWat. Put the pipe down, sheesh.

2014-2021 OBJ? Absolutely
2023 OBJ? Absolutely not

Do you guys watch these players or just keep their name from back when they were good? Again the guy is turning 32 and had 2 major knee surgeries. He isn’t anywhere near what he used to be.

[Megatron96]

Originally Posted by RunKC

2014-2021 OBJ? Absolutely
2023 OBJ? Absolutely not

Do you guys watch these players or just keep their name from back when they were good? Again the guy is turning 32 and had 2 major knee surgeries. He isn’t anywhere near what he used to be.

lol, let's think about this:

Which WR can run a full route tree?
Which WR has a decent set of releases/release package?
Which WR knows how to create separation at the top of a route/at the catchpoint?
Which WR can make sight adjustments?
Which WR can read the defensive alignment pre-snap?
Which WR has better hands?
Which WR can track the ball better?

I'll give you a hint: there's only one answer to all the above questions.

[4th and Long]

Originally Posted by Megatron96

Lol, wow, that's just a terrible analysis. In his sleep OBJ is a better WR than JWat. Put the pipe down, sheesh.

Watson had a higher yards per catch than OBJ last year (17 vs 16.5) and just as many TDs (3).

[MahomesMagic]

Originally Posted by 4th and Long

Watson had a higher yards per catch than OBJ last year (17 vs 16.5) and just as many TDs (3).

Watson was force fed targets because there were no good players around him.

Meaningless data.

[4th and Long]

Originally Posted by MahomesMagic

Watson was force fed targets because there were no good players around him.

Meaningless data.

I read your posts all over the boards and they all have the following things in common.

1. You never agree with anyone.
2. You always have to be right.
3. You can never see the other side of the coin.
4. In order to achieve 1 through 3 you spin the hell out of everything.

The mods should change you name to inertia.

[Jewish Rabbi]

Originally Posted by 4th and Long

I read your posts all over the boards and they all have the following things in common.

1. You never agree with anyone.
2. You always have to be right.
3. You can never see the other side of the coin.
4. In order to achieve 1 through 3 you spin the hell out of everything.

The mods should change you name to inertia.

Should change his name to “Banned”

[scho63]

Originally Posted by 4th and Long

I read your posts all over the boards and they all have the following things in common.

1. You never agree with anyone.
2. You always have to be right.
3. You can never see the other side of the coin.
4. In order to achieve 1 through 3 you spin the hell out of everything.

The mods should change you name to inertia.

You sure sound like you're talking about Donger.

[tredadda]

Originally Posted by scho63

You sure sound like you're talking about Donger.

Or Lone.

[Megatron96]

Originally Posted by 4th and Long

Watson had a higher yards per catch than OBJ last year (17 vs 16.5) and just as many TDs (3).

I like Justin; he's a good guy and occasionally he makes a great play. But he's a better ST player than he is a WR, and that's just a fact.

He shies from contact and often allows passes to go through his hands when going over the middle; go back and watch the DET game from last season where he lets two balls go through him, both of which were dead on the money and hit him in both hands. He also struggles in zone and doesn't make sight adjustments at all.


Meanwhile, we have OBJ:



Sorry, put up the wrong clip the first time. This is the right one.

[4th and Long]

Originally Posted by Megatron96

I like Justin; he's a good guy and occasionally he makes a great play. But he's a better ST player than he is a WR, and that's just a fact.

He shies from contact and often allows passes to go through his hands when going over the middle; go back and watch the DET game from last season where he lets two balls go through him, both of which were dead on the money and hit him in both hands. He also struggles in zone and doesn't make sight adjustments at all.


Meanwhile, we have OBJ:



Sorry, put up the wrong clip the first time. This is the right one.

I'll swap highlight videos with you, just for fun.

[Megatron96]

Originally Posted by 4th and Long

I'll swap highlight videos with you, just for fun.

Oh boy. You think that compares favorably with OBJ?

Yikes.

[4th and Long]

Originally Posted by Megatron96

Oh boy. You think that compares favorably with OBJ?

Yikes.

What part of "just for fun" and " " didn't you get? Lighten up a little.

[Lzen]

Originally Posted by 4th and Long

I'll swap highlight videos with you, just for fun.

That was some good stuff. I guess I didn't realize how much he contributed. That play in the Raiders game at 11:45 illustrates how their coach is gonna have them playing overly physical and, in this case, dirty. That was a cheap shot the LB did on Watson while running his route. And I love how Justin let him know it after catching the TD. Dirty, cheap shot Raiders. Some things never change.