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Old 05-19-2006, 12:48 PM   #11
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Re: Will Our crappy O-Line kill cooleys production?

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Frankly I do not care who gets the big prodution numbers this year: Moss, Llyod, Cooley, Patten, Jacobs, whoever.
All I care about is our Offense being strong and productive. I would rather our offense be balanced and have everyone get a piece of the pie rather than like last year where 2 or 3 guys get the big numbers. That will make our offense unpredictable and defenses can not key on Moss or Portis and eliminate them from the game.

Next year if Cooley's stats go in the shitter but we win the super bowl, I frankly would be happy.

I like Cooley and I do not want this to be taken like I think Cooley is not good, but the expectation level on Cooley by some on this sight is extremely high. Cooley MAY some day be a probowl type player, but he is not there yet. There are several other TE's with more name recongnition in front of him:

NFC
1) Alge Crumpler, ATL
2) Jason Witten, DAL
3) Jeremy Shockey, NYG

AFC
1) Tony Gonzalez, KC
2) Antonio Gates, SD

I am very happy with Cooley as a Redskin.
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