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Originally Posted by illdefined
i know i'm looking at the gift horse in the mouth here, but did anyone notice how super open Mike Sellers was on that Cooley TD play? don't get me wrong, i'm super glad we have someone Patrick can trust heavily like Cooley, but Cooley was fairly well-covered that play; by now every team knows he's the person Ramsey will be looking for.
Cooley's great, mobile, tall and has that receiver's sense of when to jump, but I would have felt alot better if Ramsey made the read on Sellers, who was left completely alone with no defenders in the area. To me the Cooley pass was another example of Ramsey telegraphing and trying to force a completion, only this time it worked . i wonder if the coaches saw it that way too.
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I don't know how much you watch the panthers, but if it weren't for catches like that, there'd be quite a few QB's that wouldn't have jobs in the NFL. Jake Delhomme being the most predominant off the top of my head. But if he had thrown it to sellers, and sellers missed the ball, or we got stopped and settled for a field goal, we'd be saying, "man, hes gotta throw that ball up there and give his reciever a chance to make a play." ya know? I think that's the reason we keep McCants if he proves he can catch with a better healed hand. They, too have a natural endzone chemistry. Having another vertical threat in the redzone would probably not be a bad Idea.