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WR Noah Brown (Washington Commanders)

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My heart aches for this kid. I have followed him from the very beginning. One important note in my mind is that Noah is not just a receiver. He was going to be our best blocking WR and he was going to be opening big holes for Braxton, the QB, and others. Our offense always needs that guy. Remember the Spencer blocks? Remember seeing others whiff on blocks and the play is blown up? Remember MSU's weakness on the outside? He is also a very big and thick body with great leaping skills. red zone and tough yards! Finally he was going to start and that means hehas the right attitude and he was the most ready among all those other WR's, outside of Thomas. So we just lost all that. I am sure it is going to alter some plans and I am sure this one is going to be tough on the coaches. All that said, it is just a game and we are talking about Noah's health first and foremost.
 
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Wham said:
My heart aches for this kid. I have followed him from the very beginning. One important note in my mind is that Noah is not just a receiver. He was going to be our best blocking WR and he was going to be opening big holes for Braxton, the QB, and others. Our offense always needs that guy. Remember the Spencer blocks? Remember seeing others whiff on blocks and the play is blown up? Remember MSU's weakness on the outside? He is also a very big and thick body with great leaping skills. red zone and tough yards! Finally he was going to start and that means hehas the right attitude and he was the most ready among all those other WR's, outside of Thomas. So we just lost all that. I am sure it is going to alter some plans and I am sure this one is going to be tough on the coaches. All that said, it is just a game and we are talking about Noah's health first and foremost.
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This. Losing his blocking is what worries me the most from a team perspective.
 
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