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Old 09-08-2004, 10:14 PM   #1
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That depth chart is not accurate. Cooley was announced as starter a few days ago. But Thrash HAS looked like #3 WR. You guys that are badmouthing him are in for a big surprise. He will be #2 soon. Scott is NOT his equal or anything close. At least not at this point in his career. He is clearly not up to the level of any of the guys they kept active. Hopefully, he will develop to that level.
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Old 09-09-2004, 02:22 PM   #2
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That depth chart is not accurate. Cooley was announced as starter a few days ago. But Thrash HAS looked like #3 WR. You guys that are badmouthing him are in for a big surprise. He will be #2 soon. Scott is NOT his equal or anything close. At least not at this point in his career. He is clearly not up to the level of any of the guys they kept active. Hopefully, he will develop to that level.
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You are absolutley correct about Thrash. Thrash is one of the toughest WR in the league. The guy has no fear, he will sacrifice his body to make a catch. No Alligator arms with Thrash. Great special teams player.
Even when DB's hit him hard, Thrash always bounces back up and hardly ever gets hurt. Something Taylor Jacobs could learn from Thrash....toughness. Scott, McCants, Jacobs might have more speed but they are not as good a football player. Sometimes people forget the game still comes down to playing football. Not how fast you are or what a great athlete you are. Look at Gary Clark. He was small and slow. Yet he was a great football player.
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