Bobblehead
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I just hope, McEvoy and Darboh, are ready to go, cause I gotta feeling they will get a lot of opportunities.
Anthony!":3l3itvrb said:Josea16":3l3itvrb said:So what? Baldwin and Lockett are level 1 or high 2 type receivers proven and Richardson is a level 2 receiver proven. So again WHAT IS YOUR DAMN POINT? LolAnthony!":3l3itvrb said:Josea16":3l3itvrb said:Exactly none are less then 6 feet tall so try again. This isn't Miami and Dan Marino we just haven't hit on big receivers yet. Those are considered to be 6'3" and above
ahh dud they are all 6 foot or less
Hit me bro.
Dude if you dont understand how having your top 3 wrs 6 foot or less then you really dont understand football. Let me help you in the RZ where there is limited space their speed and quickness means little, but size does. Did you not see what Willaims did in the the RZ, also size allows them to be able to block better, and set picks better. Size can also mean they are open even if they are covered.
Russ was strictly targeting Kearse because he was 1-in-1 in coverage.randomation":o9g31beo said:On topic I'm excited to see whether Russ will do this year. I feel like he felt he has to get Kearse his targets because he was his friend and since Kearse couldn't get separation that led to bad things happening
Anthony!":14wzu1ht said:Josea16":14wzu1ht said:I think you will see a lot of running backs used as emergency outlets ALL of them are awesome pass catchers. And just who of our top 3 is less then 6 feet tall? Because that's news to me.Anthony!":14wzu1ht said:I am concerned too, not only are 2 of our top 3 wrs injury prone, but 1 of the others is a rookie who has shown nothing, the other has limited experience. I am hoping that will start using Graham and or Wilson spread out instead of as a blocking Te. Also let's add that our top 3 wrs are 6 foot or less. This has me very concerned
Baldwin, Lockett, Richardson are all 6 foot or less.
randomation":bqb1wcvy said:Because the only thing Kasen did was win a few jump balls he often dogged it on effort and his blocking was subpar. McEvoy just by measurables has a much higher upside and doesn't seem to ever suffer from lack of effort.
Anthony!":397cdvb9 said:I am concerned too, not only are 2 of our top 3 wrs injury prone, but 1 of the others is a rookie who has shown nothing, the other has limited experience. I am hoping that will start using Graham and or Wilson spread out instead of as a blocking Te. Also let's add that our top 3 wrs are 6 foot or less. This has me very concerned