I don't think we should bring him back. But man, I still think about the role that was intended for him to play underneath tyreek. I still would like a guy who just runs good routes and catches every ball knowing how much space our guys are gonna open up. But this feels like a Watkins situation where once you're cooked, you're cooked
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No it's not.
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You sure about that? Can you provide proof?
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In a given game with a ton of rest? No probably not.
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Honestly, what’s the down side? We’re not signing him to a big deal to be a number 1 or 2 guy. It’s probably vet minimum and if he gets hurt, oh well, just give Watson his spot.
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Can you? Because going on last season he missed games due to concussion and an ankle injury. So you're welcome to show me how his knee was a major issue last year!!.
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Could barely walk in the playoffs in 2022 the after a full offseason it was barely 60% according to him

https://www.boston.com/sports/new-en...ootball/?amp=1
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Could hardly walk and was our best WR still in that playoff run.
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Physically one of the strongest receivers in the game when healthy. His ability to outmuscle defenders and catch in traffic is outstanding.

Not sure he is as good as Rice, would check on his availability if a suspension kicks in.


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Juju played with MVS, Toney, Moore and an injured Hardman and that offense along with Kelce, Pacheco and Jet was the best in the league. Imagine Juju with Brown, Rice, Worthy, Kelce, Wiley etc? Teams didn't have to worry about speed last time and knew we were dinking and dunking and Juju STILL balled out in that environment. But I guess Watson, Moore, Toney and Remigio are all way too important to drop for a proven vet.
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Right. All we need him to do is be a #4 or #5 in the postseason. Play him extremely sparingly until then.
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There’s no downside to signing JuJu for cheap.

I don’t understand the anti-juju people
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No, but I can reason.


If JuJu is still that capable, as you say he is, if he can still run acceptable routes, get open, etc., then why would NE release him?

They have a rookie QB that obviously could use exactly what you're saying JJSS is, especially since most of their WRs besides JJSS are rooks/new guys.

It's football 101. Young inexperienced QB. Teams surround such QBs with sure-handed solid route running WRs/TEs to give the kid a security blanket. As CAR did with Adam Thielen last season. What DHop has been to every QB he's played with. Etc. and so on.


If NE was that willing to release JuJu, it stands to reason something's not right with him. Otherwise, they'd probably keep him, because he'd be a lot more valuable to NE in the role you're suggesting than he would be to us.

Basic logic.
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Well obviously he would be brought in for a medical to see how his health is. If his health is good enough to pass the tests then what? You gonna make more excuses?

You wanna hear logic? There's not a single WR in our WR room that has had a better season than Juju has had in this league. Not one. But folks are here fighting for guys who were horrific last year smh.
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Forget JuJu, we have to save a roster spot for Skyy Moore
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