Dave Wanstead

Does that please you?

I thought that DJ Moore would have had the possibility of being traded before the trade deadline, during the middle of the season.

And, you know, when you trade a player, and this is a heck of a deal by Ryan Poole, because any player can be traded.

But the key is, what are you going to get in return?

Are you getting real value back for what he's worth?

And to get a second round pick, and I know they've got to give up a fifth or something, but you're getting a second round pick.

You are getting a starter.

Okay, so you're trading a starter away and you're getting one.

And I think that Ben Johnson has proven that he will throw the ball to the open guy.

You know, I mean, all you could do is look at last year with, you know, with Colson being our top receiver, the confidence that we had in him.

And then obviously Luther Burton, there was no hesitation about him and throwing the ball.

How about Walker?

We were all scrambling when he catches that touchdown pass to beat the Packers.

We were all reaching for our depth chart to find out who the guy was.

So the point that I'm making is that this is not a coaching staff or a head coach that says, I'm only going to throw the ball to my pro bowl receiver and we're going to move him around and we're going to force feed him the ball.

That's not the philosophy here.

So I really like it.