Redskins v Ravens PS WK 4

[Warthog]

I wonder if a tremendous game day like Steve Sims had - a TD catch, and two outstanding Special Teams PR's can get him on the team. Reversely, having an absolute terrible game like Cam Sims, 1 for 7, drooped balls - will that negate an excellent TC and catches in other PS games.

I'd rather keep Steve Sims in the 6 WR group. I'd rather dump Doctson and keep Davis or Kids or yes, even Cam Sims. Doctson will have a mediocre season AGAIN and then will be gone off the team versus keeping a hungry player with a possible future on the team.

[Meks]

Originally Posted by Warthog

I wonder if a tremendous game day like Steve Sims had - a TD catch, and two outstanding Special Teams PR's can get him on the team. Reversely, having an absolute terrible game like Cam Sims, 1 for 7, drooped balls - will that negate an excellent TC and catches in other PS games.

I'd rather keep Steve Sims in the 6 WR group. I'd rather dump Doctson and keep Davis or Kids or yes, even Cam Sims. Doctson will have a mediocre season AGAIN and then will be gone off the team versus keeping a hungry player with a possible future on the team.

front office will find a way to fuck it up.

[Warthog]

Originally Posted by Meks

front office will find a way to fuck it up.

I'm with you! Gruden will keep Doctson thus passing up on new, younger, faster, cheaper and better WR who have much more long-term UPSIDE.

If Doctson has a normal year for him, the team still releases him at the end of the season. If he has a really good year (highly unlikely) another team will pick him ups. Either way he is gone.

I'd rather take a chance on Steve Sims or Davis who could have breakout years and/or breath fire in our ST.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by Warthog

I wonder if a tremendous game day like Steve Sims had - a TD catch, and two outstanding Special Teams PR's can get him on the team. Reversely, having an absolute terrible game like Cam Sims, 1 for 7, drooped balls - will that negate an excellent TC and catches in other PS games.

I'd rather keep Steve Sims in the 6 WR group. I'd rather dump Doctson and keep Davis or Kids or yes, even Cam Sims. Doctson will have a mediocre season AGAIN and then will be gone off the team versus keeping a hungry player with a possible future on the team.

I think you gotta factor in total body of work. How do they stack up in practices, do they stay late knowing they're on the bubble, are they putting in all of the work possible to get better? How well do they take direction in meetings? Combine all that with the in-game footage. All we hear is Cam Sims had a great camp, but he hasn't flashed at all in games yet. Vice versa for Steven Sims. It's a toss up at this point.

[BaltimoreSkins]

Originally Posted by Warthog

I wonder if a tremendous game day like Steve Sims had - a TD catch, and two outstanding Special Teams PR's can get him on the team. Reversely, having an absolute terrible game like Cam Sims, 1 for 7, drooped balls - will that negate an excellent TC and catches in other PS games.

I'd rather keep Steve Sims in the 6 WR group. I'd rather dump Doctson and keep Davis or Kids or yes, even Cam Sims. Doctson will have a mediocre season AGAIN and then will be gone off the team versus keeping a hungry player with a possible future on the team.

Drooped balls can be a sign of age and can certainly slow a reciever down if they are not supported properly.

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by BaltimoreSkins

Drooped balls can be a sign of age and can certainly slow a reciever down if they are not supported properly.