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True. is Wayne able to help mentor young receivers?I wouldn't mind seeing him in Seattle, but I don't see Seattle in play here as they have four young receivers that they are trying to develop.
True. is Wayne able to help mentor young receivers?I wouldn't mind seeing him in Seattle, but I don't see Seattle in play here as they have four young receivers that they are trying to develop.
The Ravens are not expected to pursue free agent WR Reggie Wayne.
A weak "report" came from an Indianapolis television station saying the Ravens were among four teams showing interest in the 36-year-old Wayne. It didn't take long for it to get shot down. Even though the Ravens only have Breshad Perriman and Marlon Brown behind aging Steve Smith, they know Wayne has nothing left.
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Source: Aaron Wilson on Twitter
Jul 20 - 9:43 AM
The Texans are not interested in free agent WR Reggie Wayne.
As expected, the "report" from WRTV-6 in Indianapolis has no legs. The Texans, didn't want anything to do with a declining Andre Johnson, surely don't want Wayne. They're going to go to battle with Cecil Shorts and rookie Jaelen Strong opposite rising stud DeAndre Hopkins. Despite his agent's best efforts to drum up interest, Wayne remains a poor bet to play in the NFL again.
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Source: John McClain on Twitter
Jul 20 - 10:45 AM
Isn't it curious how predictable this was?Reggie Wayne to take physical with Patriots:
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000514885/article/reggie-wayne-to-take-physical-with-patriots
Fantasy owners are starting to pick up Wayne again. I think they are better off taking a flyer on someone like Jeff Janis or Chris Johnson if you need a RB. I seriously doubt Wayne makes an impact in fantasy this year or any year going forward.Reggie Wayne to take physical with Patriots:
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000514885/article/reggie-wayne-to-take-physical-with-patriots
Apparently, Green Bay also reaching out to Wayne this AM per First Take (ESPN).Bri said:Isn't it curious how predictable this was?Faust said:Reggie Wayne to take physical with Patriots:
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000514885/article/reggie-wayne-to-take-physical-with-patriots
What a great situation for Wayne to be in. He got to play with Manning, and Luck, and now gets his choice of Brady or Rodgers. Not sure any receiver has ever had this many top QB's throwing him the ball in his career.Apparently, Green Bay also reaching out to Wayne this AM per First Take (ESPN).Bri said:Isn't it curious how predictable this was?Faust said:Reggie Wayne to take physical with Patriots:
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000514885/article/reggie-wayne-to-take-physical-with-patriots
I think in GB he would be a better fantasy commodity, and could see 4-5 per game targets as the WR3. Not much upside, but rosterable IMO.
in deep leagues, he might be startable in GB or NE.Apparently, Green Bay also reaching out to Wayne this AM per First Take (ESPN).Bri said:Isn't it curious how predictable this was?Faust said:Reggie Wayne to take physical with Patriots:
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000514885/article/reggie-wayne-to-take-physical-with-patriots
I think in GB he would be a better fantasy commodity, and could see 4-5 per game targets as the WR3. Not much upside, but rosterable IMO.
Agreed. I'd feel differently if he was better last season and the Colts were moving on due to age. But he was disappointing last season in a pass happy offense. I'm not sure going to GB or NE is any better of a situation than he was in last year. Sure, he's another year removed from the ACL injury, but he'll also be 37 in November.JohnnyU said:Fantasy owners are starting to pick up Wayne again. I think they are better off taking a flyer on someone like Jeff Janis or Chris Johnson if you need a RB. I seriously doubt Wayne makes an impact in fantasy this year or any year going forward.Faust said:Reggie Wayne to take physical with Patriots:
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000514885/article/reggie-wayne-to-take-physical-with-patriots
The Colts wouldn't resign him and the Pats (and no one else apparently) offered him a contract - how is it his fault?Traitor! Will be interesting to watch his homecoming. I can't imagine the crowd treating him well.
In his defense, it's not like he was a greedy free agent wanting to leave Indy. He was kicked to the curb. Just wish he would have picked a different team to join. I wonder if Green Bay even considered an offer.Traitor! Will be interesting to watch his homecoming. I can't imagine the crowd treating him well.
Disagree. Wayne has been nothing but a class act. If they boo him, that's bad on Indy fans.Traitor! Will be interesting to watch his homecoming. I can't imagine the crowd treating him well.
Just playing Devil's advocate here because I have been such a fan of Wayne and for at least 5 years I think I've been that guy saying "don't write Reggie Wayne off"...been right and got great value three times. Two times the injuries made it turn out bad.Agreed. I'd feel differently if he was better last season and the Colts were moving on due to age. But he was disappointing last season in a pass happy offense. I'm not sure going to GB or NE is any better of a situation than he was in last year. Sure, he's another year removed from the ACL injury, but he'll also be 37 in November.JohnnyU said:Fantasy owners are starting to pick up Wayne again. I think they are better off taking a flyer on someone like Jeff Janis or Chris Johnson if you need a RB. I seriously doubt Wayne makes an impact in fantasy this year or any year going forward.Faust said:Reggie Wayne to take physical with Patriots:
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000514885/article/reggie-wayne-to-take-physical-with-patriots
THe 700 yards might be a high number but I can see a scenario where he catches 7-8 Tds because it is a high scoring offense and he ahs great hands and runs excellent routes. Brady WILL love that. Now, they might all be 3 yard Tds because that's probably his best chance to capitalize on those skills and get TDs (he's not outrunning anyone for 30 yards these days).he was done last year...I hope my leaguemates grab him. Best case scenario what's his upside 700-4? No interest
he was on the #1 passing offense last year that threw 42 TDs and he had 2. great career and a hell of a wr but I just can't see him having any fantasy value....THe 700 yards might be a high number but I can see a scenario where he catches 7-8 Tds because it is a high scoring offense and he ahs great hands and runs excellent routes. Brady WILL love that. Now, they might all be 3 yard Tds because that's probably his best chance to capitalize on those skills and get TDs (he's not outrunning anyone for 30 yards these days).he was done last year...I hope my leaguemates grab him. Best case scenario what's his upside 700-4? No interest
Last year he played hurt all year. Apples and oranges that we could slice up any way we want but if you look at it practically and think about it its not hard to realize Brady loves Precise players and that is exactly what Wayne is. He is extremely precise and he has terrific hands. The Patriots WILL appreciate that in red zone situations of 8 or so yards and less. Does that give him fantasy value? I don't know. Depends on the league and situation. I probably will pass on him. But I won't be a bit surprised if he ends up with 48/410/7-8.he was on the #1 passing offense last year that threw 42 TDs and he had 2. great career and a hell of a wr but I just can't see him having any fantasy value....THe 700 yards might be a high number but I can see a scenario where he catches 7-8 Tds because it is a high scoring offense and he ahs great hands and runs excellent routes. Brady WILL love that. Now, they might all be 3 yard Tds because that's probably his best chance to capitalize on those skills and get TDs (he's not outrunning anyone for 30 yards these days).he was done last year...I hope my leaguemates grab him. Best case scenario what's his upside 700-4? No interest
don't really care that much about him but he scored 10 tds 6 years ago in 2009 and followed that up with 6, 4, 5, 2 and 2. He's done.Last year he played hurt all year. Apples and oranges that we could slice up any way we want but if you look at it practically and think about it its not hard to realize Brady loves Precise players and that is exactly what Wayne is. He is extremely precise and he has terrific hands. The Patriots WILL appreciate that in red zone situations of 8 or so yards and less. Does that give him fantasy value? I don't know. Depends on the league and situation. I probably will pass on him. But I won't be a bit surprised if he ends up with 48/410/7-8.he was on the #1 passing offense last year that threw 42 TDs and he had 2. great career and a hell of a wr but I just can't see him having any fantasy value....THe 700 yards might be a high number but I can see a scenario where he catches 7-8 Tds because it is a high scoring offense and he ahs great hands and runs excellent routes. Brady WILL love that. Now, they might all be 3 yard Tds because that's probably his best chance to capitalize on those skills and get TDs (he's not outrunning anyone for 30 yards these days).he was done last year...I hope my leaguemates grab him. Best case scenario what's his upside 700-4? No interest
IF he is in games and playing, that is by his best threat to a defense at this point; a sure-handed WR who can be in the position that Brady wants on a very quick play.
He doesn't have the lateral ability he once had. That will make him awfully limited in the red zone.Last year he played hurt all year. Apples and oranges that we could slice up any way we want but if you look at it practically and think about it its not hard to realize Brady loves Precise players and that is exactly what Wayne is. He is extremely precise and he has terrific hands. The Patriots WILL appreciate that in red zone situations of 8 or so yards and less. Does that give him fantasy value? I don't know. Depends on the league and situation. I probably will pass on him. But I won't be a bit surprised if he ends up with 48/410/7-8.he was on the #1 passing offense last year that threw 42 TDs and he had 2. great career and a hell of a wr but I just can't see him having any fantasy value....THe 700 yards might be a high number but I can see a scenario where he catches 7-8 Tds because it is a high scoring offense and he ahs great hands and runs excellent routes. Brady WILL love that. Now, they might all be 3 yard Tds because that's probably his best chance to capitalize on those skills and get TDs (he's not outrunning anyone for 30 yards these days).he was done last year...I hope my leaguemates grab him. Best case scenario what's his upside 700-4? No interest
IF he is in games and playing, that is by his best threat to a defense at this point; a sure-handed WR who can be in the position that Brady wants on a very quick play.
Yeah, I think we see in from complete opposite perspectives. I see it as Brady wants precision and quick throws and that is Reggie. He will be where you want him (in a short game) and he will be reliable. He's better at route running/hands combo than 90% of the league on a consistency basis.He doesn't have the lateral ability he once had. That will make him awfully limited in the red zone.Last year he played hurt all year. Apples and oranges that we could slice up any way we want but if you look at it practically and think about it its not hard to realize Brady loves Precise players and that is exactly what Wayne is. He is extremely precise and he has terrific hands. The Patriots WILL appreciate that in red zone situations of 8 or so yards and less. Does that give him fantasy value? I don't know. Depends on the league and situation. I probably will pass on him. But I won't be a bit surprised if he ends up with 48/410/7-8.he was on the #1 passing offense last year that threw 42 TDs and he had 2. great career and a hell of a wr but I just can't see him having any fantasy value....THe 700 yards might be a high number but I can see a scenario where he catches 7-8 Tds because it is a high scoring offense and he ahs great hands and runs excellent routes. Brady WILL love that. Now, they might all be 3 yard Tds because that's probably his best chance to capitalize on those skills and get TDs (he's not outrunning anyone for 30 yards these days).he was done last year...I hope my leaguemates grab him. Best case scenario what's his upside 700-4? No interest
IF he is in games and playing, that is by his best threat to a defense at this point; a sure-handed WR who can be in the position that Brady wants on a very quick play.
DGB would have 10 TDs in preseason if all it took was height and ups.
Few teams throw the lob to the tall wideout anymore and Wayne is just 6 foot.
He's always been good, if not great, at boxing out like in hoops. He can do that.
I think you're mistaken and he'll be valuable between the 20s now and then, but the red zone is too tight and that lack of agility will hurt him
I guess we'll see
I dropped some garbage for him in a couple of leagues just in case he somehow found the fountain of youth.Agreed. I'd feel differently if he was better last season and the Colts were moving on due to age. But he was disappointing last season in a pass happy offense. I'm not sure going to GB or NE is any better of a situation than he was in last year. Sure, he's another year removed from the ACL injury, but he'll also be 37 in November.JohnnyU said:Fantasy owners are starting to pick up Wayne again. I think they are better off taking a flyer on someone like Jeff Janis or Chris Johnson if you need a RB. I seriously doubt Wayne makes an impact in fantasy this year or any year going forward.Faust said:Reggie Wayne to take physical with Patriots:
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000514885/article/reggie-wayne-to-take-physical-with-patriots
most likely true. I got him fairly cheap in an auction a few months back hoping for something like this. Really, he couldn't have signed with a better team. Don't know if he'll do anything, but when his price is similar to Josh Boyce, Corey Fuller, Dwayne Harris, and other scrubs, he's worth the gamble.Does Wayne have anything left in the tank? Seems like he may be a guy that gets snagged by someone in a redraft too early due to name rec, and being on the Pats.
Exactly. It was their decision to cut him loose, they had to have known this was a possibly.SeniorVBDStudent said:Pffft at calling wayne a traitor. The colts cut him loose. You reap what you sow.
You can't actually be serious.Sputnikv8 said:Traitor! Will be interesting to watch his homecoming. I can't imagine the crowd treating him well.
It's being reported that Wayne asked to be released.BusterTBronco said:I guess the Patriots don't want old man Reggie Wayne after all.
#shocked
All the way through training camp? He was there for like 10 or 11 days.Odd that he'd grind through training camp all the way to cutdown day and then suddenly, on the eve of real games, "ask to be let go."
This smacks of BB calling him in, and saying "We won't be taking you into the season with us. But we respect you and your reputaton, so if you want to play this like it was your choice to walk away, we can let that happen."
He's only been there about ten daysOdd that he'd grind through training camp all the way to cutdown day and then suddenly, on the eve of real games, "ask to be let go."
This smacks of BB calling him in, and saying "We won't be taking you into the season with us. But we respect you and your reputaton, so if you want to play this like it was your choice to walk away, we can let that happen."
Or Belichick told him, "You can be our #5 WR, but you'll never play." That's basically what happened to Jerry Rice in Denver.Odd that he'd grind through training camp all the way to cutdown day and then suddenly, on the eve of real games, "ask to be let go."
This smacks of BB calling him in, and saying "We won't be taking you into the season with us. But we respect you and your reputaton, so if you want to play this like it was your choice to walk away, we can let that happen."
Yes, but what ballplayer decides to come in for any camp, then pack it in as soon as camp is over?He's only been there about ten daysOdd that he'd grind through training camp all the way to cutdown day and then suddenly, on the eve of real games, "ask to be let go."
This smacks of BB calling him in, and saying "We won't be taking you into the season with us. But we respect you and your reputaton, so if you want to play this like it was your choice to walk away, we can let that happen."
Pats need to read the rule book.Or he was just there to get a copy of their playbook.
Spy for the Colts. They're playing the long game.