illone said:
Not until you can explain why Jonny Morton who caught 47% of the passes thrown his way with SF(2005), yet when playing with Trent Green was able to grab 69%(2004).......
I can't wait to see you try to spin this one.
i can only assume i'm lost in the middle of a brandon lloyd will do better in washington than he did in SF debate but i really don't feel like dropping back 3-4 pages of skins diatribe to find out.
if this is the case, then what i don't understand is how you compare your WR in question by a WR not on your team being thrown to by a qb who's only real direct link would be that he's thrown to both WR's in his time to compare to another wr to hope they'd achieve the same results.
the trouble here is, KC doesn't have a mid-2nd tier refugee camp of WR's forcing the leagues only 6 or 7 wide-out formation in the league to simply get them all playing time.
i think lloyd has the potential to be "all that" but i thought the same thing of alexander wright, harper could be a legit #1, (not in dallas no) and a pletheroa of all of our 5th and 6th string wr's that have come and gone through the years. so what does that mean?
just as much as your analogy, dude.
if lloyd were on our team, he'd be #4 fighting w/crayton for #3 at times. both can make circus catches and both can also get lost on the field and forget where they are. in the end i'll take crayton over lloyd in part yes, because he's a cowboy anyway but also in part because he's already shown he's NOT the headcase lloyd is proving to be in his career.
but in any event, i see superpunk superpunked you, so you should be in another room scraping off the burn marks. when you get back, please bring a useful analogy with you and wear it around your neck at all times to cover up the HOMER sign that's there now.