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Video: Feel It or F--k It 5.4.26: An RSP Podcast with Bob Harris and Matt Waldman
I would like to say feel it just because I think Jeudy at his best is capable of that type of production, but based on track record, I'm going to say f--k it because Jerry Jeudy has been known to listen to outside voices an awful lot... Jameis Winston, when it comes time to target his primary receiver... I remember when he had Michael Thomas in New Orleans... Thomas would have been the runaway wide receiver one... We're going to see it spread around a fair bit.

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Track record of inconsistency; targets will spread with Winston at QB.

Matt Waldman says 'f--k it' on Jeudy as Cleveland's bell cow receiver despite GM Andrew Berry's public assurance, citing Jeudy's track record of inconsistent production and susceptibility to outside motivation. Waldman notes Jeudy's tendency to be talented but underperform or coast after strong seasons, and suspects Berry's statement is motivational rather than factual. With Jameis Winston at QB, Waldman expects target distribution to spread around rather than concentrate on one receiver like it did with Michael Thomas in New Orleans, so Jeudy could have a good year but won't rebound to his prior production levels.

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