MrEpsYtown

A lot of slot receivers in there. And his notes on the only outside guy is that he is big and can’t separate.

Actually explains all the injuries

They were really into him when he was a free agent. I could see it if they decided to trade Kincaid for something which seems unlikely.

https://www.nfl.com/videos/jake-camarda-runs-40-yard-dash-at-2022-combine Officially was a 4.56

Seems like the consensus is Mitch can win you a couple of games. I’d agree with that. I just don’t think you have the luxury of paying a premium backup 10 million dollars to play those 4 games, when it’s very unlikely he plays at all. When you look at all the highly paid QBs around the league, they all have terrible journeymen or league minimum backups. I just don’t think you can devote cap to a backup when you are paying a premium starter.

This is my take. And ofcourse Tabor is coming from Carolina where he would have had to deal with Camarda multiple tiles during 22 and 23 when Camarda was looking like a dude.

If Josh gets hurt the season is over. Doesn’t matter who the backup is in my opinion. You are better off bottoming out and getting a top 5 pick to play with a returning Josh.

This was fun while it lasted!

74 yard punt..in tampa and ofcourse a couple years ago, but Carmada has some upside.

Camarda is only 25, was looking like one of the best young punters, and then had some struggles. He punts and kicks off. He's also super athletic...actually ran a faster 40 than Keon...but who didn't? amirite? Anyway, there are a few interesting free-agent names if they want to go with an older vet but they can draft one as well.

Jake Camarda time!

Yeah, he's a diva. So is Adams. So is Hollywood Brown. We have been down this road before.

My opinion, but I think they just need a guy who can get off-press man and make plays. I don't think it needs to be a big fast guy who can't run routes, or a tiny fast guy who can't make contested catches. The guy has to get off man, run routes, and catch the football. Ideally, it's a good sized fast guy who can run routes and gets off press man, but those are few and far between...essentially Nico Collins, Aj Brown, Justin Jefferson types.

Slayton, like Diontae Johnson, is a drops guy. Led the league in drop percentage for a couple of years and I think he came in third in drop percentage this year.

yeah, I was thinking about sticker shock, especially with some of these teams who have a crazy amount of cap space.