dwiley21

hey, he signed a short contract for not a ton of money. Whats wrong with that, He can come in and compete for a job. He knows the system and we didn't break the bank to keep him. If he doesn't show improvement then cut him in camp.

SapperSaint

Wiley, you have made the most sence brother. I am not too upset with this. I'm glad he's still in the B&G, I am "Homering" this because he caught the "BlueGrass" catch. He will do it for us as well.

WVSaint

sure devery is fast but whats the point of keeping him if he cant catch the ball? thats what a WR is supposed to do. Thats like saying we should have kept brooks around cuz he had a good arm, even though he wasnt consistently accurate.

MatthewT

My main observation about Devery is he drops most of his passes on shorter routes, while in traffic. That is why so far he has never panned out as a number 2 guy. Devery does much better in open space, and is a tremendous deep threat. Once he was moved from that number 2 spot he did show remarkable improvement. At this point in his career, Devery is a solid choice playing the role of that deep threat number 3 type of receiver. Nice to see him back!

hagan714

#3 is the slot man! that is traffic city. I have mixed emtions on the 2 million thing. 1.25 would have been better.

leilung

I agree with this move, just as long as he competes for a position on the roster. Let's face it, we drafted Meachum who is supposed to be a speed guy and still don't know if he's ready. Why not get a little insurance, for 1 year, at a bargain price?