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Old 05-01-2007, 03:02 AM   #1
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haha...even so, they are not going to change the way they play the game for anyone...not moss, not even Jerry Rice in his prime. I would be absolutely shocked to see him achieve those lofty Minnesota numbers with in New England.
I do not see why not, he did it along side of Chris Carter.
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Old 05-01-2007, 03:12 AM   #2
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I do not see why not, he did it along side of Chris Carter.
again, a totally different system. How can you explain Brady's very nice passing stats over the past 4 years, but the fact that no one stood out as a WR?
03- 3620 yards
04- 3692 yards
05- 4110 yards
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He threw for well over 4000 yards in 05 and STILL didn't produce a 1000+ yard WR.
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Old 05-01-2007, 03:16 AM   #3
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again, a totally different system. How can you explain Brady's very nice passing stats over the past 4 years, but the fact that no one stood out as a WR?
03- 3620 yards
04- 3692 yards
05- 4110 yards
06- 3529 yards

He threw for well over 4000 yards in 05 and STILL didn't produce a 1000+ yard WR.
This is my last arguement on this topic before I pull the ol wait and see trick. Brady always throws to the open receiver. Randy Moss is always open. End of discussion put away the stats I'm done you win.
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This is my last arguement on this topic before I pull the ol wait and see trick. Brady always throws to the open receiver. Randy Moss is always open. End of discussion put away the stats I'm done you win.
hahaha...my bad...you know I can go a little crazy with stats.
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hahaha...my bad...you know I can go a little crazy with stats.
Yes that is why I forfeit now.
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Yes that is why I forfeit now.
Well, hopefully I'll remember this conversation come January and then say...I told you so...but with a little more tact.
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Well, hopefully I'll remember this conversation come January and then say...I told you so...but with a little more tact.
I got an idea, we will make it a point to track Moss's numbers all season and talk about it right here on this thread. Then you do not have to use any tact.
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again, a totally different system. How can you explain Brady's very nice passing stats over the past 4 years, but the fact that no one stood out as a WR?
03- 3620 yards
04- 3692 yards
05- 4110 yards
06- 3529 yards

He threw for well over 4000 yards in 05 and STILL didn't produce a 1000+ yard WR.
Brady is good. I think thats the best explination.
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Brady is good. I think thats the best explination.

The explanation is that he has a great system, and loves to spread the ball. More teams should follow this concept instead of forcing it to one guy.
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Old 05-01-2007, 10:57 PM   #10
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The explanation is that he has a great system, and loves to spread the ball. More teams should follow this concept instead of forcing it to one guy.
Doesn't always work because not everyone will catch it.
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