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Originally Posted by MonkFan4Life
You sound like my friend who gives the exact same argument. We don't know what they have mainly because of the QB that we had IMO. Now bringing in TO could hinder whatever development process they are in right now, all I'm saying is that I'd rather have a weapon than not have one. Just because he's not going to go out and get me 15 TD's in a season doesn't mean that his impact would not be benificial. He would still garner attention from either the 1st or second corner or do you think that any ol team would just throw a nickel on him and be cool with that ? In doing that you give other receivers a chance to either have a lesser skilled corner,safety,linebacker covering them which should raise that chance of a good play or two. I'm just saying. Much like Albert, people look at his sack total but you have to know that he is taking on double teams each play opening up things for other players. I'm looking at what hispresence alon brings to the offense. You guys are talking about what his stats will end up being, to hell with his stats I'm thinking about what he'l do for everyone else.
I see so many Skins fans talking about puttin Moss in the slot, that gives you the opportunity to do that. But hey,we have Joey Galloway, right ? Don't let me forget about those two studs named Boby Wade and Roydell Williams.
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Well I would say the Offensive Line contributed greatly to the demise of the pass game, even with Campbell under center.
DB's had Owens number lately. He is starting to show his age. He now has more of a problem shedding the press coverage of DB's. They get in tight and harass him physically and he cant get off the coverage.
In his prime, he was good at beating that, but in these past few years he has shown a handicap at shedding those presses.
But it is all academic now as he has signed in Cincy. Time for the young guns to show up I guess.
And just between you and me, with Moss's breakaway speed, I would not put him in the slot too much.