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Brandon Marshall is 37th in TD Production over last 2 years, Buh Bye!

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36 other receivers have scored more TD's in the last 2 years than BM.
And Fasano and Bess pretty much matched him at much less salary.

Some of those receivers only have 1 season and they still macthed BM's production for 2 years.

For $25 million we can do alot better than the results on this list


Player, Age, TD last 2 years

Calvin Johnson*+2628
Greg Jennings*2821
Dwayne Bowe2720
Roddy White3018
Mike Wallace*2518
Hakeem Nicks2318
Steve Johnson2517
Wes Welker*+3016
Lance Moore2816
Brandon Lloyd3016
Jordy Nelson2615
Dez Bryant2315
Marques Colston2815
Jeremy Maclin2315
Larry Fitzgerald*2814
Santonio Holmes2714
Miles Austin2714
Mike Williams2414
Nate Washington2813
Mario Manningham2513
Vincent Jackson2812
James Jones2712
Pierre Garcon2512
Kenny Britt2312
Deion Branch3212
Laurent Robinson2611
Robert Meachem2711
Malcom Floyd3011
Donald Driver3610
Reggie Wayne3310
Michael Crabtree2410
DeSean Jackson2510
Santana Moss3210
Andre Johnson*3010
Anquan Boldin3110
Victor Cruz259
Brandon Marshall*279
Terrell Owens379
Austin Collie269
Nate Burleson309
Anthony Fasano279
Julio Jones228
Plaxico Burress348
Eric Decker248
Davone Bess268
Steve Smith*327
A.J. Green*237
 
Also one of the most prolific pass droppers:
(concerns me that Manningham is even worse)

http://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2012/01/17/drop-rate-2011-which-receivers-are-dr

Dropping-the-ball/

Drop Rate 2011: Which receivers are dropping the ball?

Rank Name Team Catchable Receptions Drops Drop Rate
1 Golden Tate SEA 35 35 0 0
2 Dez Bryant DAL 64 63 1 1.56
3 Malcom Floyd SD 44 43 1 2.27
4 Marques Colston NO 82 80 2 2.44
5 Reggie Wayne IND 77 75 2 2.6
6 Jordy Nelson GB 70 68 2 2.86
7 Jabar Gaffney WAS 69 67 2 2.9
8 Larry Fitzgerald ARZ 83 80 3 3.61
9 Deion Branch NE 53 51 2 3.77
10 Steve Breaston KC 64 61 3 4.69
11 Brandon LaFell CAR 38 36 2 5.26
12 Austin Collie IND 57 54 3 5.26
13 Mike Wallace PIT 76 72 4 5.26
14 Dezmon Briscoe TB 37 35 2 5.41
15 Lance Moore NO 55 52 3 5.45
16 Jason Avant PHI 54 51 3 5.56
17 Greg Jennings GB 71 67 4 5.63
18 Denarius Moore OAK 35 33 2 5.71
19 Devery Henderson NO 34 32 2 5.88
20 Lavelle Hawkins TEN 50 47 3 6


91 Arrelious Benn TB 38 30 8 21.05
90 Dane Sanzenbacher CHI 34 27 7 20.59
89 Danario Alexander SL 32 26 6 18.75
88 Greg Little CLV 75 61 14 18.67
87 Brandon Gibson SL 44 36 8 18.18
85 Donald Driver GB 45 37 8 17.78
86 Ben Obomanu SEA 45 37 8 17.78
84 Eric Decker DEN 53 44 9 16.98
83 Brian Hartline MIA 42 35 7 16.67
82 Devin Aromashodu MIN 31 26 5 16.13
81 Roy E. Williams CHI 44 37 7 15.91
80 Jerome Simpson CIN 59 50 9 15.25
79 Brandon Marshall MIA 95 81 14 14.74
78 James Jones GB 44 38 6 13.64
77 Demaryius Thomas DEN 37 32 5 13.51
76 DeSean Jackson PHI 67 58 9 13.43
74 Devin Hester CHI 30 26 4 13.33
75 Mario Manningham NYG 45 39 6 13.33
73 Santana Moss WAS 53 46 7 13.21
72 Roddy White ATL 115 100 15 13.04
 
i can tell you why that is my friend.......WE DIDNT HAVE QB WORTH A DARN TO THROW HIM THE BALL......... enough said
 
Vaark said:
Also one of the most prolific pass droppers:
(concerns me that Manningham is even worse)

http://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2012/01/17/drop-rate-2011-which-receivers-are-dr

Dropping-the-ball/

Drop Rate 2011: Which receivers are dropping the ball?

Rank Name Team Catchable Receptions Drops Drop Rate
1 Golden Tate SEA 35 35 0 0
2 Dez Bryant DAL 64 63 1 1.56
3 Malcom Floyd SD 44 43 1 2.27
4 Marques Colston NO 82 80 2 2.44
5 Reggie Wayne IND 77 75 2 2.6
6 Jordy Nelson GB 70 68 2 2.86
7 Jabar Gaffney WAS 69 67 2 2.9
8 Larry Fitzgerald ARZ 83 80 3 3.61
9 Deion Branch NE 53 51 2 3.77
10 Steve Breaston KC 64 61 3 4.69
11 Brandon LaFell CAR 38 36 2 5.26
12 Austin Collie IND 57 54 3 5.26
13 Mike Wallace PIT 76 72 4 5.26
14 Dezmon Briscoe TB 37 35 2 5.41
15 Lance Moore NO 55 52 3 5.45
16 Jason Avant PHI 54 51 3 5.56
17 Greg Jennings GB 71 67 4 5.63
18 Denarius Moore OAK 35 33 2 5.71
19 Devery Henderson NO 34 32 2 5.88
20 Lavelle Hawkins TEN 50 47 3 6


91 Arrelious Benn TB 38 30 8 21.05
90 Dane Sanzenbacher CHI 34 27 7 20.59
89 Danario Alexander SL 32 26 6 18.75
88 Greg Little CLV 75 61 14 18.67
87 Brandon Gibson SL 44 36 8 18.18
85 Donald Driver GB 45 37 8 17.78
86 Ben Obomanu SEA 45 37 8 17.78
84 Eric Decker DEN 53 44 9 16.98
83 Brian Hartline MIA 42 35 7 16.67
82 Devin Aromashodu MIN 31 26 5 16.13
81 Roy E. Williams CHI 44 37 7 15.91
80 Jerome Simpson CIN 59 50 9 15.25
79 Brandon Marshall MIA 95 81 14 14.74
78 James Jones GB 44 38 6 13.64
77 Demaryius Thomas DEN 37 32 5 13.51
76 DeSean Jackson PHI 67 58 9 13.43
74 Devin Hester CHI 30 26 4 13.33
75 Mario Manningham NYG 45 39 6 13.33
73 Santana Moss WAS 53 46 7 13.21
72 Roddy White ATL 115 100 15 13.04
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Yup, they always say the first job of a corner is to cover..everything else will come..

Your first job as a Wr is to catch the ****ing ball when it hits you..
 
These stats are no fair to any Dolphins wideout considering we had Henning calling the shots and Henne throwing just 2 years ago.
 
In all fairness, Santana Moss had Rex Gossman, John Beck and Donovan McNabb throwing him the ball, so that is why he caught more TD passes than Marshall.
 
Phinfan99 said:
i can tell you why that is my friend.......WE DIDNT HAVE QB WORTH A DARN TO THROW HIM THE BALL......... enough said
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yeah, we only had a guy who once he compensated for a lack of TC reps, finished the season winning 6 out of 9
ranking 12th in the league in QBR:
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/stats/b...frame=All&qualified=1&sort=49&old_category=QB

and was 4th best in Advanced NFL Stats's pure "long ball accuracy" (stripping out YAC).
http://www.advancednflstats.com/2012/01/air-yards-2011.html

If anything Marshall's drops might have cost him 2 more wins and the team a chance to make game 16 vs the jest more than just a spoiler.

But if you wanna hold on to the belief that it was everyone but Marshall, well if that helps you sleep at night, no skin off my back.:idk:
 
Sweet.... Marshall was ranked #79 on the list and Hartline #83 (so much for thinking positive about our WR)

Don't get me wrong. I got faith in Bess & Fasano. It does help that Bush is a good receiving back, but still. All those drops did hurt us, here's hoping Hartline can lather up the stick-em.
 
First of all, I was against the Marshall move from the very beginning; it was yet another example of the Dolphins thinking they could just poach whatever talent they need from other teams (although, god knows, they can't develop it in-house).

That said, if Marshall really is just an also-ran receiver with butterfingers who doesn't score TDs (in addition to being an incorrigible nut-case), what does that say about this franchise since just two years ago it gave up two 2nd-round draft picks to acquire him and then proceeded to give him a dump-truck full of cash? If we fleeced the Bears by trading Marshall for two #3s, then what kind of screw-job did the Broncos give us?
 
Vaark said:
yeah, we only had a guy who once he compensated for a lack of TC reps, finished the season winning 6 out of 9
ranking 12th in the league in QBR:
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/stats/b...frame=All&qualified=1&sort=49&old_category=QB

and was 4th best in Advanced NFL Stats's pure "long ball accuracy" (stripping out YAC).
http://www.advancednflstats.com/2012/01/air-yards-2011.html

If anything Marshall's drops might have cost him 2 more wins and the team a chance to make game 16 vs the jest more than just a spoiler.

But if you wanna hold on to the belief that it was everyone but Marshall, well if that helps you sleep at night, no skin off my back.:idk:
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And if people won't face up to the facts whats a Vaark to do?
 
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