I like Crayton and think he has value. His drop last night was bad, but guys aren’t perfect all the time. I would need a minimum of a 2nd round pick to even consider it.

He dropped a pass and he needs to not ever ever ever do that again but he is still a very good #2. You want to get rid of T.O. while we’re at it? I mean he only had 2 catches for 17 yards. I mean heck.. Austin made T.O. look like a rookie, right? Let’s give them both for a 5th round pick.. OK?

every player isn’t going to have a great game every week, and especially when we have so many weapons there are only so many touches to go around. Crayton dropped one last night, but every receiver drops some. And Crayton did make some good blocks last night to help the running game, so he contributed to the win even if he didn’t show up in the stats. Nick Eatman noted on the Lunch Break this morning that he noticed a lot of times Crayton was not exactly being double covered, but was often being bracketed underneath by a LB dropping back into coverage to take away the throwing lanes underneath, which is where Crayton thrives. Crayton is an ideal #3 receiver, and with Austin stepping up last night, he looks good to fill that #2 spot, at least in terms of the role they are playing regardless of where they are in the depth chart. If Crayton can play more of the slot with Austin on the outside, he should contribute steadily all season, even if he doesn’t show up in the stats every game. Despite his drop last night, he still has the best hands on the team, and in Week 1 he did have 6 for 82 yards, just behind TO in production.

He can be good playing in the slot.

Crayton is good player who knows this offense. He is worth his roster spot.

Crayton is a player that every team needs to win a championship, he’s not a star by any means, but he does all the dirty work that is necessary for the stars to shine. He blocks great and normally has great hands and runs great routes. You need guys like Crayton, you can’t have a star at every position.

Why help the Seachickens get better? You think these WRs are set just because their names are on the program as #1,#2,#3,etc.?

This position has been thin. Imagine if any of these guys went down. Crayton is needed here. Plus, he’s playing on a new contract. Be patient. Last night was Austin, Barber, and Felix’s game.

Austin caught a whopping 2 passes. Just because they were both long doesn’t mean he’s suddenly our great #2 receiver. Mostly it means that Green Bay didn’t pay attention to him because nobody knows who he is. When he catches 9 passes in a game, then I’ll get excited.

That was two more, a touchdown and 115 yards more than Crayton, our No. 2 receiver, got. With TO being doubled, why the hell couldn’t Crayton get open? Maybe because he’s a lazy bum?

Crayton is NOT a #2 Wr. He get’s shut down against the better CB’s. If you don’t believe it, than look at his production over the last two games against the better defenses. The guy has been a no show!. Time for him to move into the #3 roll and replace him with Austin. If Austin didn’t open things up last night it could’ve been a offensive struggle. Crayton is not the answer guys and he should’ve never been considered as a serious threat at the two spot. Austin is the closed thing we have to it right now. If not, than we need to get one in the off season. Sooner or later, in one of these games we will have to lean on another person besides TO and Witten. Last night Crayton was not up for the task, but Austin was.

no way do we mess with the chemistry of this team!

He was huge week 1, and relevant week two. He will have some big games down the stretch.

and you’re ready to send him packing?
Stanbach,Hurd and Austin are all coming off injuries.
This is just silly,no way you trade your #2 reciever….3 weeks into the season

It’s not about Crayton dropping one. It’s about Crayton being ineffective in all but one game this season so far. HE IS THE GUY WITH SOMETHING TO PROVE? No one was criticized more than he was for that Giants loss. Dare I say watch the tape again? Watch it. And then you tell me who had to show up this season—for every single game. I don’t care if TO doesn’t have a big game. He is doubled every single time. But when our “no. 2 receiver” has 0 catches for 0 yards, that’s a problem. So, Miles Austin comes in and makes two big catches—-game changing catches. His impact was felt, yet it was just 2 catches.
All I am saying, as are others, is Crayton is not a No. 2 receiver. He should be traded. Get a 3rd round pick for him. The Seahawks are waiting.

and leave him there – hes got to big a mouth – he will never be resigned by the boys next time when his deal is up – he is an ok slot reciever

outside your natural mind. Austin had a good game, and contrary to what most would like to think Crayton is more than adequate as a #2 receiver. Last year he had 50 catches and 7 TD’s, how many other #2’s have that production. Alvin Harper only had 38 in his best year, and you’re complaining about Crayton not getting a catch against Green Bay? Crayton will get his, and Austin his according to situations. Don’t be a worried about nothing, give Crayton his respect.

No Need for name calling, NateMac. I could care less what our offense is ranked. Let’s talk in January. We’ll see if anyone is still barking about PC.

I accept, bro. Obviously I live in the minority when it comes to Patrick Crayton. We can respectfully disagree and I did not expect a swarm of people to get on board with what I had to say.

But it sure did spark some discussion. Dave ought to jump on this in a post. Where is Patrick? He watches the game tapes like I do. I haven’t had time to watch this weeks. But I will plan to watch the game offense and eye just Crayton. I will let you all know what I see.

I wasn’t panicking. I thought his numbers were acceptable last season, too, and then we hit the playoffs.

He’s supposed to prove his worth this year. Not sure he is so far.

Dave, Good question!