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lol @ Holmes being better than Roddy White.
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So, metaphorically speaking, our physiology basically has the universe mapped out and you're thinking it needs to be taught addition & subtraction.
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It takes a stong mixture of stupidity and homerism to say that Santonio Holmes > Terrel Owens.Last edited by ZoneBlitz; 07-05-2009, 01:13 PM.Comment
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Lol, the whole offense didn't necessarily show up in the playoffs. I don't even know why you used that as a comeback. Holmes only had 2 catches for 25 yards in the first playoff game. While, White had 11 catches 84 yards and a TD his only game. You really can't use that comeback unless it was Atlanta/Pitt in the SB.Comment
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that explains alot.
and im the idiot. yeah because 11 catches 84 yards and a td is not showing up. gtfo
who the fuck was holmes before the sb. hell..still who the fuck is holmes..hes not even a top 15 receiver.Comment
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Kwon, just because a WR is not good during the regular season doesn't mean they suck. Being clutch in the postseason is what really matters. Prove me wrong Kwonovan McNabb.that explains alot.
and im the idiot. yeah because 11 catches 84 yards and a td is not showing up. gtfo
who the fuck was holmes before the sb. hell..still who the fuck is holmes..hes not even a top 15 receiver.
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I don't see how Marshall is a great YAC threat. I mean he had a 4.2 YAC average last year. Welker had 6.8, for a total of 754 YAC yards. Marshall had 436 total YAC. Leave it alone, Marshall is a deep threat and a good WR who I think is good at YAC, but Orton will have trouble getting Marshall the deep shots, guaranteed. Orton having low arm strength isn't going to do Marshall any favors. It's going to be tougher to get Marshall the ball if defenses know he's running shorter routes all year.Originally posted by rabbmasterflashsigpic
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You dont see because you dont watch him play. Marshall is a huge threat after the catch, just watch him as opposing dbs and lbs attempt to attack him. He is elusive, has good vision for a wideout, and runs with power. Hes 6'4 210+ making him a big guy to bring down. Just because he doesnt have the numbers doesnt mean anything.
And you have to think about this. Welker has a shitload of plays designed for him to make a play after the catch. The guy runs more bubble screens than just about anyone in the league. Marshall on the other hand is a more complete receiver as his route tree is more complete. He is asked to run routes short, intermediate, and deep, while welker on the other hand is running short routes more often than not. Because of that, he has more chances to create plays after the catch because when he catches the ball, many people arent around him. And he plays in the slot, so must of the time he isnt covered head up, or is covered by a lb...who cant run with him, thus creating yac oppurtunities. At the end of the day, Marshall is WAY better than welker after the catch. Welker is solid, but his main assets after the catch is his quickness...thats about it. And marshall isnt a deep threat. He doesnt have the speed to stretch the field consistently. His deep shots usually come off of double moves, or errors in coverages. Marshall never was known as a guy who was a deep threat ala randy or fitz. Not his game, he only had 1 catch last year that was 40+ yards...thats not a deep threat. Watch him play more often and see for yourself.
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And many people dont know this but marshall drops a shitload of passes. I believe last year he dropped like 12-15 passes. If he could become more consistent as far as his hands, he would have way more catches, and better numbers.Last edited by Chadman; 07-05-2009, 05:55 PM.Comment
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I never said the players who were best in the postseason were top 10 or better than any other WR. I'm just saying, how can you say a player sucks when they can come through in the clutch on one of the grandest stages?
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Yerp..Comment
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On a side note...
When the hell does RS ever post something in the NFL threads? I can't remember the last time he didComment
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