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Re: Receivers
The need for speed at receiver isn't so much about taking advantage of the defensive backs, it's really about creating another dimension of the offense to threaten a team's defense with. Mainly, Gibbs wants to keep safeties back to defend the potential double-post patterns, which opens up lanes for his running game.
We had a problem last year because nobody respected our receivers deep speed, and they stacked the line on Portis. If we're going to get 4.5 yards a carry, we need to keep the safeties honest.
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