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Old Skool Baller
What is the definition of a #1 reciever vs. a #2. I've heard of teams having 2 #1's. Or a 1A and 1B.
LostInPatsLand said:It looks like we're stuck at two. This completely sucks, but it's reality.
There's talk we're going with Edwards. But Booker is a guy who showed he was a #1 receiver for a couple years in Chicago. Since then, he's been hurt and has played on crappy offenses. And last year, he was traded to the Fins about a week before the season began!
Chambers is a good #1 but a great #2. He can concentrate on being a deep threat. Starting with his rookie year, this was his strength.
I have researched Edwards the last day, and while he looks awfully good, why would we pick him? How often will we have three receivers on the field even in a Linehan system? And will it matter if we have three great receivers if we have crappy RB's and QB's?
NICELY PUT PETE :)fishypete said:Maybe because Edwards is a number 1 receiver and Chambers and Booker aren't?
Putting Edwards on one side of the field and Chambers acrosss from him makes it a certainty that defense's can't double team both receivers...now all they have to do is double up on Chambers...and we have nothing....place Edwards in there and the safeties can't play up without one of them burning the defense....place the safeties back and that only helps the running game. Thats why Edwards.
fishypete said:Maybe because Edwards is a number 1 receiver and Chambers and Booker aren't?
Putting Edwards on one side of the field and Chambers acrosss from him makes it a certainty that defense's can't double team both receivers...now all they have to do is double up on Chambers...and we have nothing....place Edwards in there and the safeties can't play up without one of them burning the defense....place the safeties back and that only helps the running game. Thats why Edwards.
LostInPatsLand said:It looks like we're stuck at two. This completely sucks, but it's reality.