Can Greg Olsen Be Jay Cutler's Wes Welker?

Dustin Brown said:

I agree he may not play much, but we could still use him. He's a good receiver. Have him on the left side of the line to brush off a block and do a shorter route, while Dez or Manu on the right side stays in the block.

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Salos Ruptured Teste said:

Seriously, the problem wasn't really Olsen (well it kinda was because he is not particularly good at football) nor was it Ron Turner. The problem was a corps of LOUSY receivers, and bad pass protection. Olsen's fade was all that could be done in the 1.5 seconds that Cutler had to throw the ball.
Olsen doesn't improve pass protection. He doesn't improve the receiving corps. He's useless.

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Dustin Brown said:

I'll respect that, but I still think he can definitely be used in some way shape or form.

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Salos Ruptured Teste said:

Keep stooping to my level son. I'll show you the power of the Darkside.

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tj#5 said:

I don't think he can be a Wes Welker type of player for Cutler. What I see from Olsen is a guy that could be used in mid-deep post routes, and just let Cutler fire some deep balls to his big target in Olsen. Welker runs short patterns across the middle, and uses his speed to turn the catch into more yardage, and I don't think anyone really can honestly say that Olsen could do that.

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omc1969 said:

Lets face it. It was hard for anyone to succeed in Turdners system when even my dog knew what play was being called. Lets hope Martz can scheme enough different looks to give everyone a chance to make plays!

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