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__________________ . . . I'm a College Sports Fan ONLY! Last edited by Dan in Florida; 04-29-2010 at 10:07 AM. |
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This guy needs to be on the field. We have a WR/PR/KR (Ironman) who wants to go over the middle. When's the last time we had a guy on the team like that? Kellen Winslow? Before him? Brian Brennan? I'm really looking forward to what Holmgren and JDH (as a teacher) can do with these WRs. Cribbs included. The 'bright, offensive geniuses' on the team need to find a way to get your playmakers the ball. If he can't run a post route - don't draw up fucking post routes, assholes. |
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I hope this is what Haskel is trying to pound into Daboll's head. You can't keep Cribbs on coverage teams as a gunner and expect him to step back on the field on 1st down and run a go pattern or a slant over the middle. Don't we have enough guys like Asante, Ward, Adams, Elam, Constanza, Ventrone, Maiava and Veikune that are core special teams players. So, get Cribbs the fuck off the coverage teams and get him the ball.....................It isn't rocket science. |
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Not only that BUT it'll give him more focus in practice to just concentrate on the routes and improving upon that hand-eye coordination thing. I look it at from a prong of attack mode. If the RB prong is ALREADY strong at RUSHING the ball, I'd rather see Cribbs in the slot - giving us someone for opponents to be concerned about. There's noone bettter on our football team in open fields. Playing slot receiver will be much EASIER with a TE like Watson defenses can't snooze on. Just ask Wes Welker that one. Speaking of Wes Welker, in Miami he multi-tasked special teams returns and kick coverages and he was basically seen as a STs guy. In NE, I think he returned punts now and then BUT he perfected the slot receiver position. Now people everywhere think of him as a receiver first, punt returner second. It'll be interesting to see how Evansville Central Moore does at TE and the Mexicutioner Estandia (whom I will also call Eric Estrada on occasion for future reference). If these guys grow and develop the way I expect them to along with a good running game - I think our WRs will find life alot easier. - Tom F. Last edited by Flugel; 04-29-2010 at 06:16 PM. |
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linebackers..while not outstanding.. looks like a better group across the board and more depth than last year.. My worry again are the guys in front of them .. Cribbs has been trying to learn reciever for 5 years.. He is a special team and wildcat guy.that's it. You can give him reps at wr for the next decade and he will not be a WR.. The best he will ever be is a #4 or #5 guy.. anything higher on the depth chart.. means our recievers truly do suckass.. so pray he is not on the field as a WR. It's not good.
__________________ ******* THE VOICE OF REASON Last edited by Sez.EJ; 04-30-2010 at 01:52 AM. |
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A) Every single WR we employed stinks (is there a such thing as law of averages?) B) The QBs were inexperienced, inaccurate and not seeing the field well. C) Every single OC completely forgot their coaching art that got them their OC job here or the more convenient answer is he just wasn't a good coach in the first place. D) WRs CAN be better than we've seen - love takes time, patience and practice, practice and more practice. Quick conclusions = Lance Moore. Or another school of thought is that Lance Moore looking that good never happens without a Drew Brees making it look like a breeze (see explanation B above). E) Worth Noting: seemed like an overwhelming majority of fans couldn't wait to see Antonio Bryant leave town for all his dropped passes. However, 2 seasons later in TB he had 83 rec 1248 yds 7 TDs. The coaches here released him for attitude; but that wasn't why our fanbase complained about him. F) The BEST I've seen our passing game was when Winslow commanded attention over the middle and Edwards turned in his 1 memorable season of 5 as a result of it. G) Writing on the wall about where our passing game ended: Quinn couldn't even hit receivers on a day Harrison was rushing for 284 yards and NO Safeties were helping corners as our our receivers were getting Bobby Slowik-sized cushions. BQ threw 2 INTs and 0 TDs anyway. That was against the SAME team that felt compelled to draft Eric Berry btw. I really think we need to give it 1 more try with Cribbs before I join ya in concluding it's a waste of time to try to get Cribbs more involved in the passing game Sez. I can almost assure you Pittsburgh and Baltimore will have an easier time stopping the Wildcat fad the next time it's put in front of them. It'll be like the Miami Hurricanes FAST defense waiting for Oklahoma's wishbone and we've already seen how that story played out. Pittsburgh is a different team with Pollyneedsahaircut as we've seen. I think Holmgren's statements about the reliability factor of just looking to the running game exclusively and the contract extension might provoke a better prepared Cribbs for game day. - Tom F. Last edited by Flugel; 04-30-2010 at 08:11 AM. |
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I also dispute that every receiver in the past 5 years has been dissapointing.. forget Braylon's amazing year 3 years ago.. he's a Jet now.. Momass was NOT disappointing last year..he was very good considering how raw he was and our QB situation.. He will be better this year with a veteran QB to work with him. Momass was considered a VERY raw draft pick ......so considering he put up 34 catches for 624 yards an 18.4 average (explosive) a long of 59 yards and 3 td's is not bad.. for a guy who was considered a project. I think he will be a good one for us for a long time. That we have not made any moves at WR tells me H3 thinks he can be our #1 guy.. I tend to agree based upon how explosive he can be. He still needs a lot of work.. not saying he doesn't.. he does. Gotta remember this team is building a structure..not contending for the Superbowl this year. Robo.. while very dissapointing.. has great hands.. and I believe he will come in with a chip on his shoulder and prove last year was a fluke. Steptoe may be the worst in the league and should not be on the roster.. Robo is going to destroy all of the recieving numbers for the team last year.. while that is not saying much.. He will definately be over 50 this year. I would call that good progress as a 2nd year #2.. I would like to think he will be between 50 and 65..with momass between 60 and 85 for the year. As for Cribbs.. You want to talk about dissapointing.. this was Cribbs 5th year.... and considered a starter in the same lousy offense as Momass and he only put 20 catches for 135 years a 6.8 yard average (not explosive) a 35 yard long and only 1 td....for a guy in his 5th year as a reciever..that's not dissapointing..that sucks!! I am not saying give up on him.. maybe year 6 is the magic number for him..I am just saying..people keep seeming to think he is suddenly going to explode into this amazing reciever.. If cribbs gets up to marginally average.. I would call that amazing progress.. Let's hope he takes that next step.. in the meantime..we need to get all we can out of him at what he already excells at.. special teams. .. I would really like to see furry come back on a 1 year deal. He is a good little reciever and can assist in teaching the young guys.
__________________ ******* THE VOICE OF REASON Last edited by Sez.EJ; 04-30-2010 at 12:27 PM. |
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