So did he not have enough chips after having been labeled a draft bust here?
Just how good do you think this new chip will make him, beyond what the "not-worth-what-he-cost-in-draft-capital" chip he previously had on his shoulder did? FWIW, that chip didn't get him past ten games active in a sseason, nor past ten catches in a sesason, nor past 64 receiving yards in a season, nor past eight kickoff returns or 225 kickoff-return yards in a season, nor past four rushing attempts in a season (or 59 total rushing yards, with 30 coming on a single attempt).
Please tell us what we should expect from Eskridge based on the difference between this new chip on his shoulder and the old one.
I want to see how good predictive chip-on-the-shoulder-based "analytics" can be.