cltchperf
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Saban4prez said:
I know what you're saying, hell, I think Chambers, Booker and Boston are all great redzone receivers, Chambers with his crazy vertical, Booker with his size, Boston with his size also. I hope things go well, because I think we have a really talented group of recievers, that just need an opportunity to really flourish, now they have an a legit chance now, with improvements with the line, actually having a running game, the ball will get to the receivers one way or another, especially with Linehan directing the offense. I hope Boston stays healthy, and eventually beats out Booker, because I think Booker would be a great possesion receivers because he's not fast but he knows how to run good routes and to find the soft spots on a defense, and runs like a rb after the catch, I think he could be a great no.3 receiver. I like how the receivers compliment each other in those ways, like Boston, and Chambers are both really fast receivers, but they have the size too. Some really great fast receivers, are usually small and Coach or defense that knows how to slow them down like the Patriots will be physical, or do a lot of bumps. And then there's the big receivers who will snatch the ball anywhere in the middle of the field but don't really have to worry about getting burned deep. Chambers, Booker, and especially Boston at 230 is not going to be stopped to easly by some 200, 195 pound DB. Like in the superbowl, I remeber the announcers saying and I saw it too, how the Patriots D did a great job for the most part against Philly but their bumps weren't effective much against a receiver with size and strength like T.O, who just overpowered them with his strength/size and move the db out of the way, whereas the patriots were much more succesful against the great Marvin Harrison, and Reggie Wayne who are smaller receivers, but fast.
