Best case scenario

81forHOF · 04-07-2005, 06:13 PM

Williams scares me a bit also, although I did like the maturity he demonstrated throughout his whole draft status fiasco. I think he could easily develope into a Rod Gardner type reciever, but I have been wrong before.

I agree there will be some sleeper WR in the mid rounds. Watching the games last year it seemed that the problems stemmed from the QB's not having enough time to throw. Getting Jansen back will help but we will need someone in the backfield who can pick up a blitz! ( E. Reed whiffing by Cooley for the sack/forced fumble/recovery/game winning touchdown return in the 4th is the case in point). What I'm getting at is the WRs we have can get the job done if we execute and even the best WR won't if we don't.

Draft some beef!! Trade Down for Brown! (hey, that rhymed)

04-07-2005, 06:13 PM	#9
81forHOF Impact Rookie Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Mt Holly Springs, PA Age: 52 Posts: 579	Re: Best case scenario Williams scares me a bit also, although I did like the maturity he demonstrated throughout his whole draft status fiasco. I think he could easily develope into a Rod Gardner type reciever, but I have been wrong before. I agree there will be some sleeper WR in the mid rounds. Watching the games last year it seemed that the problems stemmed from the QB's not having enough time to throw. Getting Jansen back will help but we will need someone in the backfield who can pick up a blitz! ( E. Reed whiffing by Cooley for the sack/forced fumble/recovery/game winning touchdown return in the 4th is the case in point). What I'm getting at is the WRs we have can get the job done if we execute and even the best WR won't if we don't. Draft some beef!! Trade Down for Brown! (hey, that rhymed)

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