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Chris Hogan NEEDS to make this team...

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He plays with passion in a preseason game! We gotta keep this guy, he has good value to the team.
 
I really hope 7-11 and Matthews gets some playing time with the 1s. I think they have earned it.
 
Last week it was Wallace and Pruitt, this week it's Hogan and Matthews. Heck, Fuller had some awesome catches too - these wideouts are making this a tough decision.

Except for Gates. It's clear that he absolutely sucks.
 
Hogan AND Matthews need to make this team. The rest of these guys most of the posters are hyping up all ****ing BLOW. Roberto Wallace is a complete bum. Hell, our starters are bums. Keep these 2 rookies and hope they can develope into good players and then we can try and get some real WRs next season.
 
My vote goes to Rishard Matthews. Better choice than Hogan. Hard Knocks made him a celebrity going against 3rd team in practice. May have the goods, but Matthews is proving himself in the game. Not to mention in college.
 
Rishard Matthews looks like he can be a legit starting WR for this team.
 
miamiron said:
He was playing against 3rd string players...players who will be bagging groceries in a few short weeks
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True. But he has size, speed, and has demonstrated he has some ability to actually play the game. I see a lot more reason to be optimistic about him than about some of these other practice squad hangers on.
 
Lets see what we look like with Fasano, Bess, Hartline, and Legadu first guys. Add Reggie to that picture and I think Tannehill has more than enough talent to make these guys look great. Once regular season starts.
 
The problem with these guys is consistency. Any one of them may step up for a drive or game but can they do it regularly? I like Matthews & Hogan but Im not sure at the expense of Wallace, Pruit or Moore.
 
Imperium said:
The problem with these guys is consistency. Any one of them may step up for a drive or game but can they do it regularly? I like Matthews & Hogan but Im not sure at the expense of Wallace, Pruit or Moore.
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This is what Im talking about.

Dude. Wallace, Pruitt, and I kinda like Moore, but these guys ****ing BLOW!!!

Youre talking about "at the expense". Dude, these guys have been around for years and have never produced anything. We can let them go and if we decide we need them again, trust me, they WILL BE AVAILABLE to work. Im sure if we call them in week 8, they will drop that box of cereal right on to the floor of the Publix they are bagging at and come straight to the stadium.

And guess what. If for some reason these guys get picked up by someone, then we can go out on the street and find someone just as good. People need to get this stuff through their heads. What is the obsession with these training camp heros?

Matthews and Hogan are rookies and have actually flashed some talent that suggest they could be legit NFL players. The rest of these guys are #4 receivers on the best days. Thats it. Keep the guys with potential. Put the rest in the rolodex.
 
Hogan/hartline/camarillo It makes sense that it's just the same person switching names , have you ever seen them on the field together? NO

anyway Hogan is a cool story but he's done nothing to prove he "needs" to be on this team whatsoever
 
I think whoever hangs needs to excel on special teams. As much as we want these guys to play, they won't get much time in the starting offense. They gotta work their way up from special teams first. Hogan looked good running down. Matthews also had some BIG catches at the end. He's raw but has the most potential out of the rookies I think.
 
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