No Flo, Crayton or JJ
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TheHustler
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JJ been ruled out?
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Cbz40 said:
That's what I remembered. Game time decision is better than ruled out, heh.
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Loosing Crayton really hurts, though not as bad as loosing Flo, Craytons loss is very heavy because he was emerging as an excellent chain mover, and his chemistry with Bledsoe was really starting to blossom.
Ive said several times this season that he reminds me of a young Hines Ward.
The guy can pull a ball out of the air with his hands instead of waiting for the ball to hit his chest.
This is a talent that the elite recievers posess, which is the result of having great timing and athletic ability.
Im not saying that he is an "elite" wr right now by any means, but what I am saying is that Crayton has shown me some of the characteristics that the great wrs of this league posess.
Im just glad there wasnt more extensive damage, the ankle is much like the shoulder, where lots of problems can exist once damaged.
I hope he can recover and still come back late in the season and contribute.
Ive said several times this season that he reminds me of a young Hines Ward.
The guy can pull a ball out of the air with his hands instead of waiting for the ball to hit his chest.
This is a talent that the elite recievers posess, which is the result of having great timing and athletic ability.
Im not saying that he is an "elite" wr right now by any means, but what I am saying is that Crayton has shown me some of the characteristics that the great wrs of this league posess.
Im just glad there wasnt more extensive damage, the ankle is much like the shoulder, where lots of problems can exist once damaged.
I hope he can recover and still come back late in the season and contribute.
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bbgun said:
fumbling twice or thrice, angering the fat guy on the sidelines.
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bbgun said:
yea, and when did crystal balls ever become an accurate measure?
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Crayton isn't a big loss to me. Keyshawn and Witten are just as much "chain movers" as he is. That is their job, and really the only thing Keyshawn is good at these days as a WR.
JJ might be a big loss if A-stain gets carries, but I think Barber can have a big day.
The jury is out on Tucker, I'm just really not sure about him.
JJ might be a big loss if A-stain gets carries, but I think Barber can have a big day.
The jury is out on Tucker, I'm just really not sure about him.
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we dont want our defense on the field too long and getting worn down cause then alexander will run all over us.
I think a mix of barber, a train and tt can play well enough to give us what we need from the running game, by enough i mean they will be able to get enough of going so that the passing game will be effective. Looking for a big day from bledsoe. with witten, key, glenn and price we have the weapons to attack their secondary which is a little banged up. If we can score early, i like the chances of our defense holding them down. This is a game i would be all for aggressive play calling on offense.
I think a mix of barber, a train and tt can play well enough to give us what we need from the running game, by enough i mean they will be able to get enough of going so that the passing game will be effective. Looking for a big day from bledsoe. with witten, key, glenn and price we have the weapons to attack their secondary which is a little banged up. If we can score early, i like the chances of our defense holding them down. This is a game i would be all for aggressive play calling on offense.
