McCants: Your thoughts?

[offiss]

Originally Posted by Redskins8588

I agree that Gibbs does not think highly of McCants, but I think that Gibbs may be in a situation where he will almost have to put aside his feelings/thoughts on wether or not McCants can play special teams or not. Other than Gardner, McCants is our only BIG physical WR.

I just looked on the NFL website and I just noticed that McCants is almost the exact mold of our very own Art Monk.(I mean in size compaision)
McCants is like 6'3" 214lbs, and Monk was like 6'4" 214 if I am not mistaken. Just a quick comparision...

I agree, exept with or without Gardner he's our only big reciever.

As far as the comparison, monk went 6'2" 180lbs when he entered the league he played bigger than that though, as far as McCants he's defiently bigger than Monk, McCants body type is much longer than Monks as well.

But to compare the 2 really isn't fair because there's really no comparison, McCants hasen't proven he's a clutch, go get the ball type of reciever, whether that's Gibbs fault or not we don't know, but he was raw when we drafted him, but he seemed to be progressing until last season, who knows about him at this point, I personally want to see him on the field he's a playmaker but Gibbs say's otherwise and he makes the final decisions.



http://nova.sportscombine.com/ap/p/a....asp?pid=36272

[Redskins8588]

Originally Posted by offiss

I agree, exept with or without Gardner he's our only big reciever.

As far as the comparison, monk went 6'2" 180lbs when he entered the league he played bigger than that though, as far as McCants he's defiently bigger than Monk, McCants body type is much longer than Monks as well.

But to compare the 2 really isn't fair because there's really no comparison, McCants hasen't proven he's a clutch, go get the ball type of reciever, whether that's Gibbs fault or not we don't know, but he was raw when we drafted him, but he seemed to be progressing until last season, who knows about him at this point, I personally want to see him on the field he's a playmaker but Gibbs say's otherwise and he makes the final decisions.



http://nova.sportscombine.com/ap/p/a....asp?pid=36272

http://www.sportingnews.com/nfl/100/91.html

http://www.thehogs.net/History/ArtMonk/

http://www.profootballhof.com/hof/me...?player_id=248

These sites have him at 6'3" 210lbs and I am sure that is where I got the idea that he was about 214 or around there. As for Monk being 6'2" and 180lbs out of college that may be, but on the his hall of fame page they have him listed as 6'3" 210lbs.

Anyhow I did only compare the two in size, I never compared them as to there abilities and talents. Art Monk makes McCants look like a pop-warner WR. Yeah McCants was starting to look good acouple of years ago, and I do think that he has alot to offer, but he does have a way to go to be able to compare his talents, abilities and skills to Art Monk.

I hope that everyone does understand that I think that McCants is only comparable to Monk in body type and thats it...

[offiss]

McCants to me just looks bigger than Monk on the field I do think that McCants has much longer arms and legs which could make him deceptivly tall.

[BIGREDSKINFAN63]

well last year,mccants was the invisible man!did he even catch a pass at all during the regular season?

[Redskins8588]

Originally Posted by BIGREDSKINFAN63

well last year,mccants was the invisible man!did he even catch a pass at all during the regular season?

I get your point if you are being sarcastic, but incase your not Ramsey did have a pretty good drive going in one game where he hit McCants like 3 out of 4 times then McCants got benched. I am not sure what game it was but I am pretty sure it was at FedEx, maybe against the eagles, but like I said I am not sure...

[joecrisp]

I think McCants has the physical attributes and skills to become a very good wideout in Gibbs' system, but he's not a consistent practice player (unlike Thrash and Jacobs, who are on-point for virtually every snap), and whether we like it or not, special teams ability (not just willingness to play on special teams), plays a huge role for Gibbs in determining who's on the game-day active roster. That said, without Gardner, Gibbs is going to need a big-bodied receiver, and McCants is the only one on the roster.