Patrick Crayton's catches

[Bob Sacamano]

I'm willing to bet that every play doesn't progress in that order. If it does, then I would like to be a DC now.

lol, Ds are already focusing more attention on TO and Witten, you don't see too many teams doubling up Crayton, or assigning different players to do it

the pecking order on the passing chart goes:

TO
Witten
Crayton
(it actually could be Witten 1st, I think that's Romo's favorite target)

I'm not knocking Crayton, but he's a #3 receiver in our offense, that's just how it is

which is also why he's usually going against yellow corners alot

 

[Idgit]

lol, Ds are already focusing more attention on TO and Witten, you don't see too many teams doubling up Crayton, or assigning different players to do it

the pecking order on the passing chart goes:

TO
Witten
Crayton
(it actually could be Witten 1st, I think that's Romo's favorite target)

I'm not knocking Crayton, but he's a #3 receiver in our offense, that's just how it is

which is also why he's usually going against yellow corners alot

Ok. Most of the conversation about the WRs on this board re: Crayton involves whether he's a #1, #2 WR and whether or not we should have found a 'legitimate' #2 WR in the offseason.

If you're just saying that he's typically the third option in this offense, well, then, duh.

Glad that's cleared up, though.

 

[ilovejerry]

The drop *killed* me, too, but WRs are going to drop balls, and not all of their drops are going to come at opportune times. Crayton drops fewer than most.

He was money in Buffalo last year under some pretty trying circumstances, and he's won his share of games for us and converted his share of third and forth downs. If jawing before or after games is how he gets focussed, more power to him.

But it didn't he choked, now I need to see him do it in the playoffs not only him this whole team.