Antonio Brown - electric feet....but electric hands too!

[ladyfan06]

Nah, I hate to see them call a play where Santana Moss is on punt returns..to me that is waaaay too risky. It would detrimental if Moss was to get hurt.

Originally Posted by hurrykaine

I agree with the suggestion someone else made on the board. Use A. Brown only for kickoffs in the remaining games, and field Moss or Thrash or Farris on punts.

The Giants suck on kick-off and punt coverage (look at their game against the Minn. Viqueens) - so look forward to Antonio Brown taking a kickoff to the house next week.

[skindogger47]

I find it strange that people are so reluctant to put Moss back to return kicks but have no problem with our starting DB's, a postion that we are thin at, as our gunners on punts. Why do you think Carlos Rogers is hurt? If we're putting the balls to the wall on every other ST unit, why not throw Moss in there a few times? I doubt he would get hurt, he's pretty damn elusive. He probably has just as much chance to get hurt as he does on any other play.

[That Guy]

Originally Posted by skindogger47

I find it strange that people are so reluctant to put Moss back to return kicks but have no problem with our starting DB's, a postion that we are thin at, as our gunners on punts. Why do you think Carlos Rogers is hurt? If we're putting the balls to the wall on every other ST unit, why not throw Moss in there a few times? I doubt he would get hurt, he's pretty damn elusive. He probably has just as much chance to get hurt as he does on any other play.

more plays = higher overall risk... he's smaller than almost everyone on the team and the returners take more hits than gunners (that can jump out of bounds to run past people). I agree that if we're throwing out our entire starting secondary on special teams that one more starter isn't an exceptionaly higher risk for one game, but losing moss would kill our offense.