Do we have our next Welker?

[cltchperf]

Ok, not literally, but Camarillo is looking good. He had the winning catch last season to help Miami get their lone win. And now he is contributing quite well, coming out of nowhere and making plays for Miami. He did a nice job this game and last week. I just thought I'd give props to Camarillo as he has been doiing well with Pennington and helping the passing game for Miami.

 

[hugoguzman]

For the umpteenth time, Camarillo is a No. 2 outside flanker/possession receiver. Welker is a slot receiver.

They don't play the same position.

 

[dolphinator86]

YES..plain and simple he is that safety blanket who catches everything

 

[cltchperf]

For the umpteenth time, Camarillo is a No. 2 outside flanker/possession receiver. Welker is a slot receiver.

They don't play the same position.

Like I said "I didn't mean literally", jesus ****ing Christ!!. I wasn't sure if he played slot or not, therefore, he wouldn't be welker in that sense. But I meant he is like Welker in the sense for Miami in his contribution and like the answer below you said, a safety blanket for Miami that Welker was like for Miami. He also has come out of nowwhere and seems to be reliable like WELKer!. So don't get your damn panties in a ****ing knot. For the umpteenth time? I never asked this question before, nor have I seen someone else bring this up, so I have no idea about this before, so lay off the attitude for a simple ****ing question.

 

[DolphinsFan23]

Camarillo is a tough dude like Wes Welker was. He took a few nasty hits today and he popped right back up and ran to the huddle. He can flat out get open too. Reliable hands. Keep him in there! Some players are "late bloomers". Camarillo is using his physical skills AND his mind at high levels. Gotta have both. He's picking up skills fast. Never underestimate guys like that. They just have a knack for the game. That's how Welker is ... a gamer.

 

[cltchperf]

Camarillo is a tough dude like Wes Welker was. He took a few nasty hits today and he popped right back up and ran to the huddle. He can flat out get open too. Reliable hands. Keep him in there! Some players are "late bloomers". Camarillo is using his physical skills AND his mind at high levels. Gotta have both. He's picking up skills fast. Never underestimate guys like that. They just have a knack for the game. That's how Welker is ... a gamer.

Good point, I'm beginning to like Camarillo and like what he offers for Miami's passing game.