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1-3rd rounders should all be capable of starting. Players don't play for 53 years, so guys beyond the first round have to account for some of your roster ;)

S moss jr has good hands, but i think his ball reaction isn't as good. There simply aren't many good WRs out there this year and he'd be a safer bet than some others. Unless gibbs talks samarjzda into trying the nfl (6'6" 1250 yards, 15 TDs, he's going back for another year, also 8-1 as a pitcher last year), I like moss as a 2nd-3rd rounder and not much else at WR.

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[QUOTE=dmek25]malcom why are you so hung up on size??[/QUOTE]

Confused.

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[QUOTE=dmek25]malcom why are you so hung up on size??[/QUOTE]
He heard somewhere that size matters.

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Jeezus, I'm confused. What are you guys talking about?

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[QUOTE=TheMalcolmConnection]Jeezus, I'm confused. What are you guys talking about?[/QUOTE]
I have no idea what he is talking about. I was making a totally lame joke.

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every thread that involves a wr,the first thing you say is the skins need a receiver with size.why?

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HA! Sorry man, with all the confusion your joke was lost. I'm wondering if he's talking about the huge Hummer I drive, the 10 gallon hat I wear and the huge belt buckle I have to compensate for my overwhelmingly small johnson?

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Here's my reason for this:

I love Moss as our receiver and I touted just getting ANY viable receiving threat in the offseason. NOW, since we have a burner we need someone who can go up and get jump balls or someone who can take a pounding over the middle. Moss is tough for his size, but if you notice they tried to keep him from catching balls in traffic, basically limiting that part of the field.

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i would agree but.... at this point the skins need SOMEONE who can at least catch the ball once in a while,regardless of size.with our picks in the draft seems like the way to go since we are alittle cash strapped right now. ps-sorry about the small johnson(ha ha)

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[QUOTE=TheMalcolmConnection]HA! Sorry man, with all the confusion your joke was lost. I'm wondering if he's talking about the huge Hummer I drive, the 10 gallon hat I wear and the huge belt buckle I have to compensate for my overwhelmingly small johnson?[/QUOTE]
That's what Gmanc intimated to me. What REALLY happened on your all's trip up north?

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What happens in Canada stays in Canada. If you want a full recap, you know where it's available. ;)

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[QUOTE=TheMalcolmConnection]What happens in Canada stays in Canada. If you want a full recap, you know where it's available. ;)[/QUOTE]
www.hardcorebiaction.com ?

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LOL! Zing.

Only the folks at Sundowner and Sensations know for sure.

Also you might want to consider, "If you can see this sig's formatting, it can see you. If you can't see this sig's formatting, you may be seconds away from death."

Re: Secondary help and Returner in the Draft
 

:coach: we do not need any secondary help we are fine there we need a #2 wideout and a punter and that is final

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Actually Tom Tupa will be our punter next year. You also have to think about the future and Springs is getting up there in age. It's worth looking at some CBs in the later rounds.