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30gut · 02-15-2011, 09:46 AM

I think our passing offense was one of the better units on the team and Moss was a key part of that unit.

Armstrong also gave solid production despite sitting behind Joey Galloway for the first few games.

We have a trio of yong WRs waiting an opportunity to earn their stripes.
We're a rebuilding team and a key aspect of team building is player development.
But, they'll need playing time and targets to prove their value and if another WR is brought in then we'll never know what these receivers could be given more targets/opportunity.

Then we also have 2 solid TEs that could be utilized in a more efficient/productive manner.

I expect an uptick in production from the passing game as a result of just having another year in the system and making better use of our current personnel.
Losing the main cog in our passing game removes the benefit of system fit/system knowledge.

02-15-2011, 09:46 AM	#30
30gut Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 3,323	Re: Santana's contract to void; will become free agent I think our passing offense was one of the better units on the team and Moss was a key part of that unit. Armstrong also gave solid production despite sitting behind Joey Galloway for the first few games. We have a trio of yong WRs waiting an opportunity to earn their stripes. We're a rebuilding team and a key aspect of team building is player development. But, they'll need playing time and targets to prove their value and if another WR is brought in then we'll never know what these receivers could be given more targets/opportunity. Then we also have 2 solid TEs that could be utilized in a more efficient/productive manner. I expect an uptick in production from the passing game as a result of just having another year in the system and making better use of our current personnel. Losing the main cog in our passing game removes the benefit of system fit/system knowledge.