Pre Depth Chart Rankings

Wide Receivers Coach: Stan Hixon. What do you guys know about him???? And where is the shoutout for Bugel, I think he disciplined our line outta the sacks and penalties.

because lloyd is a better receiver.So I go to look up stats for the comparision before realiizing that getting stats on Randle El in Pittsburgh really isn't going to help anyone. But I disagree with you on this ground: They are both fast. They are both quick. They are both small. Randle El is generally regarded as a better blocker. I've never seen Lloyd go over the middle in SF, so that part of his game is an unknown. Randle El was a running QB in college, and has a rep for his toughness, making his living over the middle. Lloyd has a knack for saving bad passes, and Brunell has a knack for putting his recievers in good situations.

I'll take Randle El.

okay, but most people would take lloyd. and el is faster than lloyd, but he won't win any jump balls. El has a history of not getting TDs.

they're barely gonna show anything in the preaseason

Certainly not in the way of strategy, tactics and gameplanning, but I meant more along the lines of who will line up in the two wideout sets, who gets more overall playing time... that sort of thing.

okay, but most people would take lloyd. and el is faster than lloyd, but he won't win any jump balls. El has a history of not getting TDs.How often do we throw jump balls?

How often do we throw jump balls?

how often would we if we had the personnel? moss and cooley are NOT jumpers, so last year, it would have been stupid. before that gardner was catching quite a few.

how often would we if we had the personnel? moss and cooley are NOT jumpers, so last year, it would have been stupid. before that gardner was catching quite a few.
he was dropping quite a few too

he was dropping quite a few too

no sh*t... there's a reason he's not here. i was just saying, if we didn't have anyone that could get jump balls, then why would we even attempt them?