Jaylen Waddle

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I'm taking Jaylen Waddle overs again.

I was-

I'm not going down twice with Jaylen Waddle.

I was gonna ask you, what's his over under in receiving yards, four? [laughs]

Let's see.

... they're flying him down the hash.

You're waiting for somebody, some defense to mess up.

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I'm taking Jaylen Waddle overs again.

I w-

I'm not going down twice with Jaylen Waddle.

I was gonna ask you, what's his over under in receiving yards, four? [laughs]

Let's see.

... they're flying him down the hash.

You're waiting for somebody, some defense to mess up.

was a great concept.

And that was the opening script, right? And they had Waddle in the backfield.

It's covered too.

It kind of puts that corner in conflict.

I think it was Noel Williams had to sit down.

He bites on the Waddle thing, which is obvious why you would do that.

But then that freed up that outside area for Evan Ingram.

But I mean...

Um, and so again, it's not worth a lot of time spent on it.

But I would argue that, that the Brandon Jones decisions and the Andrew Van Ginkel decisions, those were more harmful from Chris Grier or that front office and that coaching staff than giving the extension to Tyreek Hill, giving the dist- extension to Jalen Waddle, giving the extension to Tua Tagovailoa.

Those are things you were sort of painted into a corner on.

Like, those were your big impact players, and you had rose, risen to prominence with them.

So if you're Jacksonville, you said, OK, well, how are we preparing for the Denver Broncos? We saw what they didn't do with a very valuable weapon and defense.

Jalen Waddle.

And you got to figure that they're going to find a way to try to feature him.

But that's the way you attack a team that's running either fire zone or a lot, a lot of man free concepts is you got to attack them level style.

And then obviously playing them later on helps with some of that.

You know, definitely different ways of how they used Waddle throughout the game and know they'll want to continue to get him involved early on.

And it's really so much of this week is truly about About us, it is.

I mean, we have to be aware of their good players and their good schemes and their good coaching, but also going into this atmosphere, the communication, both verbally and visually.

no no i mean because like you know people have to share so i need some of those points over on my team it didn't i'm gonna like fully honest here it did not feel like this for me because i was just in a pit all day but as i made my way out of the seventh layer of hell that that day i was like this is great like people just keep scoring touchdowns after touchdown after touchdown and jetup was right there with with them with lawrence and walker

four touchdowns walker yeah he had a great game last and i was on walker too oh if it was best ball or my other teams i think i have them on two of the four teams for for redraft and i like them i like them um 37 points he had a couple players score single digits Waddle had one, Tony Pollard had four, and he still scored 131 points.

So I'm interested to see.

I'm almost looking at suspicious in this.

No, I think you got it spot on because I think there's really good things that happened, and then there's pretty bad things that happened.

Devontae Smith, you really wanted him to come out week one and just put up wide receiver one numbers, not even the wide receiver number one, but just the top 12 numbers, and he didn't come anywhere close to that.

You wanted Waddle to show that being on a new team with a really great quarterback was going to be – effective for the year.

He didn't show that.

Yeah, I think he'll be targeted.

Did you see the Sean Payton? I think they said this on the pregame show for the Monday night game, but Sean Payton told his wife to draft Jalen Waddle in fantasy.

Oh, really? Yeah.

And so, well, I'm guessing Sean Payton's getting the play calling card back sooner rather than later, but.

It was Waddle versus Rashi Rice.

And let's just say, well, things did not go good for Jalen Waddle.

Things did not just go good for him.

They went terribly, terribly wrong.