Is WR Davante Adams a prime candidate among NFL team Vets to be cut during TC?

[pbmax]

Is this all because Harv asked a question he should not have?

[HarveyWallbangers]

Is this all because Harv asked a question he should not have?

You talkin' to me?

[Joemailman]

[pbmax]

You talkin' to me?

Yep. I think Mad answered your question.

[woodbuck27]

Is this all because Harv asked a question he should not have?

Harv's a troublemaker.

Note to self ...Don't forget the

[run pMc]

Seems like some people have made Adams a scapegoat for the failures of the offense last year, which were numerous and far ranging.

Agree with this. He was one of the reasons for sure, and I hope he bounces back. Even if his ceiling is a below average #2 or above average #3 WR, he's still worth keeping. He's young and still developing, and I expect that after last year he'll be anxious to make up for it.

http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/davante-adams?id=2543495

[Dirty Sanchez]

Agree with this. He was one of the reasons for sure, and I hope he bounces back. Even if his ceiling is a below average #2 or above average #3 WR, he's still worth keeping. He's young and still developing, and I expect that after last year he'll be anxious to make up for it.
http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/...ams?id=2543495

He needs to shit or get off the pot. Don't need another Robert Ferguson.

[pbmax]

To point of OP:

Still no.

[Fritz]

I will declare that anyone who thinks a (healthy and not in legal trouble) Davante Adams will be cut during training camp is out of his or her mind.

He showed flashes during his rookie year that Robert "Turd" Ferguson never did. The fears of Adams being a bust are overblown, I think. He's a young guy, still growing up, who seems to have paid too much attention to the media last year, and was hurt as well. He can, and I think will, recover from both. I look for him to have a very good bounce-back year, as long as he's healthy.

Abbrederis is the guy who's on the fringes. It's he, Janis, and Davis fighting for two spots, I think.

[Patler]

Abbrederis is the guy who's on the fringes. It's he, Janis, and Davis fighting for two spots, I think.

...or Abbrederis and Davis fighting for one spot. I think Bush II has a spot.

[Freak Out]

Wow...Dirty Sanchez is posting..who's next, Cleveland Steamer?

[Fritz]

...or Abbrederis and Davis fighting for one spot. I think Bush II has a spot.

I would agree. And whoever gets hurt first loses.

[Joemailman]

http://espn.go.com/blog/green-bay-pa...-rodgers-faith

Although he returned for the team’s Nov. 1 game at Denver, he was never 100 percent. He lacked the burst he’d shown as a rookie and struggled to get off the line of scrimmage against press coverage when pushing off on the ankle.

Maybe that's making excuses, but maybe he was hurt more than we knew. It looked at times that he wasn't running his routes very hard last year. Maybe health was a reason. We'll see.

[Pugger]

I will declare that anyone who thinks a (healthy and not in legal trouble) Davante Adams will be cut during training camp is out of his or her mind.

He showed flashes during his rookie year that Robert "Turd" Ferguson never did. The fears of Adams being a bust are overblown, I think. He's a young guy, still growing up, who seems to have paid too much attention to the media last year, and was hurt as well. He can, and I think will, recover from both. I look for him to have a very good bounce-back year, as long as he's healthy.

Abbrederis is the guy who's on the fringes. It's he, Janis, and Davis fighting for two spots, I think.

I think his ST prowess will assure Janis a roster spot this year just like Jerrett Bush did for all those years.

[Pugger]

...or Abbrederis and Davis fighting for one spot. I think Bush II has a spot.

GMTA