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Originally Posted by SmootSmack
Is pretty good and pretty darn good the same thing? Because, I don't know, but adding that "darn" in there makes it kind of different.
But why are we still talking about this? It's James Thrash, for crying out loud
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I didn't bring him back up. He was referenced as an answer to you over 31 bust out question. Randy Moss come to mind after sub par seasons with the Raiders. And yea pretty darn good and pretty good are one in the same just to clarify.
From
What Does History Say About Investing in Receivers Entering Their 30s? | Bleacher Report below
Devery Henderson and Brian Hartline, all under 30, should get some play on the open market. While none of them is a true No. 1 wide receiver, they will produce at a higher level for a longer period of time than Jennings and Welker.
Now go argue with someone else. Like some nagging schoolgirl.