Brandon Banks

[skinsfan69]

He had a real nice return there and he was in on a goal line sweep which was a terrible call. But sooner or later he's going to put one on the ground and we'll never hear from him again.

[jamf]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

He had a real nice return there and he was in on a goal line sweep which was a terrible call. But sooner or later he's going to put one on the ground and we'll never hear from him again.

It's funny everyone keeps saying that. I'm not sure why he is more prone to fumbling than let say Mike Sellers who pretty much puts the ball on the ground once a game.

If someone is going to get their helmet on the ball, it's going to be a fumble regardless of who is holding it.

[SBXVII]

Originally Posted by jamf

It's funny everyone keeps saying that. I'm not sure why he is more prone to fumbling than let say Mike Sellers who pretty much puts the ball on the ground once a game.

If someone is going to get their helmet on the ball, it's going to be a fumble regardless of who is holding it.

or.... say Moss when the Rams hit him coughing the ball straight up into the air for an interception. Maybe we need to cut Moss and not hear from him again also.

[skinsguy]

Originally Posted by jamf

It's funny everyone keeps saying that. I'm not sure why he is more prone to fumbling than let say Mike Sellers who pretty much puts the ball on the ground once a game.

If someone is going to get their helmet on the ball, it's going to be a fumble regardless of who is holding it.

It's really because of his size. People think as soon as he gets lit up that he'll put the ball on the ground. But ya know, Portis has fumbled, Sellers has fumbled, Cooley has fumbled.....this kid gives us a nice spark! You never know, he might be the deep threat compliment to Santana Moss that the Redskins have been searching for. This is a great opportunity for Banks. Having Galloway and Moss on the team to help mold him into a starter will go a long ways for BB.