based on last year, what does that make of our other WRs? because he out produced them all...
J. Taylor and Chris Chambers observations from practice
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He's not talking about last year, he's talking about his potential in this offense.
This is it no doubt. He has had plenty of snaps to show something. What he hasnt shown that is the most imprtant characteristic to have is heart. He definitely doesnt seen to have that.
The fact that JT has reached out to Jordan on multiple occasions and Jordan doesnt want the help or doesnt think he needs it tells us all alot about this guy. Its starting to get pretty pathetic imo
The fact that JT has reached out to Jordan on multiple occasions and Jordan doesnt want the help or doesnt think he needs it tells us all alot about this guy. Its starting to get pretty pathetic imo
No he s not, he s been spewing the same song way before Lazor came here...
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Yes, that post was about Lazor's offense. Have I highlighted Hartline's limitations in detail previously? Absolutely.
The point is that Hartline's limitations are going to be exposed in this new offense. Not as easy to hide them.
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I know what your point is... hell half of those 2 000 posts of yours are about it...
On a Peyton Manning esq' passing offense, Hartline would still be at least a #3. In this offense he is a good, solid #2. Saying he is no better, or will be no better than a six? HAA. Thats pure biased hate right there.
Didn't it come out a few years ago that Mark Clayton. Offered to help Ted Ginn and he said no or Marino offered to help Henne and he said no? I vaguely remember reading something like that
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i love what most of it said, but all i took was...... dion jordan....smh
I agree with Chris that Gibson is underrated. IMO he's the most clutch, reliable and effective wideout on the roster given the chemistry demonstrated with RT17 last season before he went down, his mentoring of Landry - especially re gaining separation, and the fact that in '12, he led the league in third down and TD reception percentages. Hopefully Landry will surpass him at some point but in the here and now, there's no one more dependable.
Major face-palms on all the past FH chatter advocating trading him away.
Major face-palms on all the past FH chatter advocating trading him away.
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LDaniels Im not sure if you're aware of this but your posts actually have your name to the left of it, so we know it's you each and every time! Technology is neat.
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Find it interesting that Landry, Matthews and Gibson have reasonably similar skill sets, all physical, can play in and out, and reasonably big targets. Not sure if this is what Lazor wants in receivers but we shall see. As for Hartline he is an overachiever, and until there are 5 receivers better than him I want him on the roster.