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Brunnell seems to be reading the field and moving around to make a play well, but I wonder how much he really is looking for these second and third receivers and not just for Moss and Cooley because they are his playmakers no matter if they are the prime for the route or not. I have seen him squeeze in some tight plays to Cooley and Moss in tight coverage probably because he does a good connection with them and a lot of trust. I've been to only about three games this year and TV does not give you a picture of the other receivers and if they are getting open, but just not being seen. Even Patten with his speed and experience did not get a lot of balls and even at the beginning of the year I believe we talked about Patten being open and not being seen and ball was thrown away. If I was Brunnell I would put my trust in those guys as well, but just curious if those at the games are seeing other receivers open on some downfield routes post, etc... and Brunnell is checking down to Cooley or Royal.

I put that in a previous thread. That would be awesome to see. The guy can fly and if he catches the ball I would love to see one of the DBs try and bring him down. What a weapon he could possibly be. He is a pure athlete and could probably make a contribution here and there.The only problem with that otherwise brilliant idea (when he lined up the first time against Dallas I was as happy as when we drafted him) is that ST hasn't been practicing much, and Gibbs definately wants him taking his practice reps if he's going to be in there in game situations. It is something we should really try to incorporate into our offense though. It solves the problem of red zone possession receiver.

It would open things up more if we can get more than 2 receivers running routes. We are using max-protect way too much.