Improving the WR Corps (Mike Williams Signs - 3 Years 60M)

[gzubeck]

Can the Chargers really afford to pay Williams $27M? Or are they going to be forced to release him in two years?

By then they can either cut, trade, or renegotiate Keenan Allen's and Bosa's contracts.

[gzubeck]

They’ll restructure and extend him at that point. Unless he completely bombs.

I think you mean becomes an injury failure? I think we already know his play making ability at this point and time. No?

[richpjr]

I think you mean becomes an injury failure? I think we already know his play making ability at this point and time. No?

Williams is beat up a lot because he is always laying it all out diving for passes and hitting the ground, but he has played in 62 of the last 64 games. There have certainly been games where he has had to leave or been limited but he plays in most of them.

[Velo]

Really good Mike Williams story in the LA Daily News. Lots of detail and his relationship with his mother, who is quite proud of her son.

https://www.dailynews.com/2022/03/09/mike-williams-was-a-priority-for-chargers-because-of-his-late-game-heroics-toughness/

[Riverwalk]

Really glad they signed Williams. WR corp is set. Adding a stud TE is more important than adding more WR’s.

[Parcells]

I’d still love to see a quick, small WR to put in with the rest of what we’ve got. I’d be happy with Calvin Austin, Skyy Moore, or Kyle Phillips.

[jamrock]

I’d still love to see a quick, small WR to put in with the rest of what we’ve got. I’d be happy with Calvin Austin, Skyy Moore, or Kyle Phillips.

Agree. I haven’t see the others play but I caught a bit of Kyle Phillips and he’s shifty and tough