Jarvis Landry: Most catches in first two years in NFL history? | FinHeaven - Miami Dolphins Forums

Jarvis Landry: Most catches in first two years in NFL history?

G

gafin

Practice Squad
Joined
Apr 25, 2007
Messages
2,135
Reaction score
4
That's what this says:

Field Yates ‏@FieldYates 1m1 minute ago

Dolphins WR Jarvis Landry now has 188 catches in his career, the most by a player in his first 2 seasons in NFL history.
 
good player

we throw short to him too often though
 
Landry to the right, Landry to the left, Landry across the front, hand-off to Miller...Miami's offense readers digest version
 
we have two young studs at wr. now we need a line so the qb can stay upright and give them the ball.
 
uk_dolfan said:
good player

we throw short to him too often though
Click to expand...

Thats on tanny. I knew this would happen and have posts here this season saying just that. To landrys credit, teams now know whos getting the ball but landry ztill makes the catches. Looks like Parker is the real deal also. We had over 200 yds of catches by our two top wr's and still lost the game. Thats sad. But, hickey's draft pics are really coming alive now. Were looking at a dominant wr corp now. Ajayi looks real. This can be special if we get miller signed and some guards and a good o/c. .
 
I'm glad the team went away from the formula of ignoreing playmakers and drafting
terrible O linemen. Now we have some playmakers, we can look at going after more
terrible O linemen.
 
Congrats to Landry! However, if he is your leading receiver that doesn't bode well for an explosive, efficient or a very good offense. That honor should go to your #1 or maybe #2 receiver not your very good #3. Which imo Landry is a very very very good #3.
 
He'll be out of the league in 3 years if we keep getting him killed like we have. I'd really like to stop having to call our players tough because of all the abuse they take. The offense is the least funny joke ever

---------- Post added at 07:53 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:51 AM ----------
ANUFan said:
Congrats to Landry! However, if he is your leading receiver that doesn't bode well for an explosive, efficient or a very good offense. That honor should go to your #1 or maybe #2 receiver not your very good #3. Which imo Landry is a very very very good #3.
Click to expand...

Not necessarily true. Welker racked em up in NE. Difference was he had daylight after the ball was in his hands
 
ANUFan said:
Congrats to Landry! However, if he is your leading receiver that doesn't bode well for an explosive, efficient or a very good offense. That honor should go to your #1 or maybe #2 receiver not your very good #3. Which imo Landry is a very very very good #3.
Click to expand...

Landry is more than that.

If he was used properly he'd be a #1 easily.
 
NRA said:
Thats on tanny. I knew this would happen and have posts here this season saying just that. To landrys credit, teams now know whos getting the ball but landry ztill makes the catches. Looks like Parker is the real deal also. We had over 200 yds of catches by our two top wr's and still lost the game. Thats sad. But, hickey's draft pics are really coming alive now. Were looking at a dominant wr corp now. Ajayi looks real. This can be special if we get miller signed and some guards and a good o/c. .
Click to expand...

You do know that the primary philosophy the offense Lazor installed is to have the wr's come open quickly due to motion and then to hit them with short passes for YAC don't you? Problem is the offense uses no tempo to confuse the D. This offense is also running the exact same plays, using the same motions and concepts, as week 1 last year. It's been figured out by every DC in the league.

And you keep asking for Tannehill to throw deeper but consistently bitch about the ****ty oline which doesn't give him adequate time so how is it possible? You need protection and time for those routes to develop, something Tannehill doesn't rarely see. Also for him to step up into the pocket when the DE's are pushed wide the G's have to give him a pocket to step into. This hardly ever happens but when it does normally Tannehill makes a good decision/the right throw.

Also we saw a great example for the people who just want Tannehill to throw the ball away when the pocket collapses this week. What happened when he tried to throw the ball to Parker? His arm was hit on the follow through, he threw it short, and the ball was picked off. That is exactly why you don't do that because many more bad things can happen then good.

And as far as taking sacks, you better learn to watch some film and look at the issues I pointed out earlier in this post. 70%, what a ****ing joke. It's about 8%-12% max/year, which is on par with every qb in the league.
 
Last edited by a moderator:
NRA said:
Thats on tanny. I knew this would happen and have posts here this season saying just that. To landrys credit, teams now know whos getting the ball but landry ztill makes the catches. Looks like Parker is the real deal also. We had over 200 yds of catches by our two top wr's and still lost the game. Thats sad. But, hickey's draft pics are really coming alive now. Were looking at a dominant wr corp now. Ajayi looks real. This can be special if we get miller signed and some guards and a good o/c. .
Click to expand...

That's on Tanny? Lazor's wet dream was a 2 yard bubble screen to Landry all day.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top Bottom