Wilson isn't a replacement for Conley. Those duties fall to Chesson and Kemp.

I hate Robinson as a player. 39 targets, 21 receptions, 53.8% Catch%, which is awful.

Conley's Catch% was 68.8% in 2017.
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And Wilson averaged nearly 14 and did have a 600 yard season.

Conley had 11 catches in 5 games on 16 targets.

Again, hopefully he takes off but thus far, he's been more bark than bite IMO.
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Because of Alex Smith. Alex preferred Wilson, which was dumb considering the enormous high floor of Conley compared to Wilson.
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Wilson also had a catch % of 68 in 2017.

I don't think he was as bad in 2017 as he had been previously.
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Conley had more targets in 16 than Wilson has ever gotten.
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Wilson had 554 yards in 2017, 147 came against Denver in the 2nd Stringer Game, which was more like a preseason exhibition.

Conley also had more than 2 yards more per target than Wilson.
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Only by a few, 69 vs. 62.

And I think we can all agree that 2016 Regular Season Alex Smith was far worse than 2017 Regular Season Alex Smith.
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He was our best C.

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Contract Year
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Nah when healthy, Morse is better

That’s the problem though
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Just showing that the “alex preferred Wilson” wasn’t really right
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I honestly don't know how Alex trusted Wilson.

I sure as hell wouldn't have but after Conley's injury and Robinson's lack of football skills, I guess he didn't have any choice.
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this is such a dumb thing to keep spouting, contract year doesnt make them immediately better. I could see they might have a little more motivation but come on man so you're saying he didnt try hard his first few years because it wasnt a contract year?
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just like Dee Ford is still going to suck this year regardless of it being a contract year
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With Mahomes under center, per game Albert Wilson has averaged 10.0 receptions for 147.3 yards and a 91% catch rate.

Just saying... I think they keep him.
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