Hollywood Brown thread?

[Zeem_Freeze]

Do we have a free agency thread around Hollywood? I think we are about to lock him up on the cheap for the next 3-4 years.

When he was healthy this year, Dobbs and Co were throwing to him and missed him a bunch when he was open. When Kyler returned, Hollywood was ailing. I think this season and his desire to stay with Kyler allows Monti to lock him up on a value contract. Thoughts?

 

[HairZach]

Hollywood did say contract talks were going well, maybe we do lock him down cheap. I know he has potential but maaaan has he been low impact this season. Kyler keeps trying to get him some targets but he just can't come down with it.

 

[Dan H]

Over 100 targets, approx 50% catch rate. Oof.

 

[JosiahLee]

Yeah, maybe the lack of production will help us after all. I do think he is an impact player even if he’s not a true WR1.

I’m only interested if he does come cheap because why not just roll the dice in the draft otherwise.

 

[RON_IN_OC]

Over 100 targets, approx 50% catch rate. Oof.

On basically 1 leg for a few weeks. oof.

 

[GatorAZ]

Hollywood stinks but he’s been a bit unlucky this season regarding his numbers. That said I hope he’s not retained.

 

[Krangodnzr]

Yeah, maybe the lack of production will help us after all. I do think he is an impact player even if he’s not a true WR1.

I’m only interested if he does come cheap because why not just roll the dice in the draft otherwise.

What impact does he have? I see him as primarily a small possession receiver with a really low catch rate.

 

[Shane]

What impact does he have? I see him as primarily a small possession receiver with a really low catch rate.

Pshhh but he is Kyler’s bud.

 

[PJ1]

Hope we are not trying to sign him. Draft and FA and hopefully a healthy Wilson.

 

[Cardsfaninlouky]

What impact does he have? I see him as primarily a small possession receiver with a really low catch rate.

Dortch gives us what Hollywood does at a cheap price.

 

[Stout]

Do we have a free agency thread around Hollywood? I think we are about to lock him up on the cheap for the next 3-4 years.

When he was healthy this year, Dobbs and Co were throwing to him and missed him a bunch when he was open. When Kyler returned, Hollywood was ailing. I think this season and his desire to stay with Kyler allows Monti to lock him up on a value contract. Thoughts?

It would have to be an extreme "value" contract as a #2 at best. He's not going to want to sign as cheap as the most I'd be wanting us to pay him.

 

[Crimson Warrior]

He's got a couple of weeks to get healthy.

He's needs to make some plays these last four games. It's possible.

Let's go Hollywood! Let's shake em up baby!

 

[TheCardFan]

FWIW

The starting WR's in Philly (when JG was there) were 6ft and above.

Jalen Raeger was 5-11 if you want to count him.

Hollywood is 5-9 and our QB is 5-10.

 

[TheCardFan]

If you go back to the combine - the information makes sense 5 years later.

Low athleticism score (28th ranked WR at combine), especially for his size.

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[DaHilg]

I have to imagine his price has dropped dramatically…it’s hard to see resigning him (outside of being Kyler’s buddy), unless you are 100% certain you can get a #1 WR this off-season. If I am Hollywood, and it’s really his injury holding him back I sign a 1 year deal in hopes to regain my value next season.

 

[BirdGangThing]

This thread should be pretty short

 

[BullheadCardFan]

This thread should be pretty short

5' 9" to be exact.

 

[JosiahLee]

What impact does he have? I see him as primarily a small possession receiver with a really low catch rate.

Yeah he really started fast last year while Hop was suspended the first 6 games. Through the first six games he had 485 yds & 3 TDs (which put him on pace for around 1,300 yds) before he got hurt and missed the next 5 games. Then with Hops return and Kyler's injury his production wasn't the same.

All that to say he is a guy I would want to keep on the team. He has shown thus far that he is certainly not a WR1 and I think he's been a bit unlucky with his health (or maybe he's just not durable). But for the right prize I think he does add value.

I'm not too concerned as I don't see Monti as the type of GM to overpay players who aren't deserving.

 

[ASUCHRIS]

12M max or walk.

 

[slanidrac16]

I believe there are better options at the price he is going to want.

 

[BirdGangThing]

5.9 million

 

[Goodyear Card]

Let someone else overpay him. He is not a #1 WR and he does not have a position on this team. I don't care if he is Kyler's friend. Being Kyler's friend doesn't win games.

 

[AZCB34]

What impact does he have? I see him as primarily a small possession receiver with a really low catch rate.

Who routinely quits on plays

 

[Cbus cardsfan]

I'd give him 3 year 36-40 mill. That's not excessive in today's world. He can be effective as a #2 when there's a guy like Marvin opposite him. I wouldn't mind a WR corps of Marvin, Brown, Wilson, McBride, and Dorstch next season.

 

[phillycard]

Do we have a free agency thread around Hollywood? I think we are about to lock him up on the cheap for the next 3-4 years.

When he was healthy this year, Dobbs and Co were throwing to him and missed him a bunch when he was open. When Kyler returned, Hollywood was ailing. I think this season and his desire to stay with Kyler allows Monti to lock him up on a value contract. Thoughts?

Key word...value. I like the guy. I really do. Want to see him in a Cardinals uniform. But at the end of the day, if he's expecting big boy dollars, we can't do it. This org needs to prove its making decisions in the best interest of building a contender and giving Brown the bag when there are viable alternatives is just plain inexcusable at this point.