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12-14-2004, 09:30 AM | #61 |
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Believe it or not Coles is now 1 catch ahead of Owens in the NFC with 76, putting him 2nd overall behind Joe Horn.
http://www.nfl.com/stats/leaders/NFC/REC/2004/regular Yeah I'm well aware who's got more TD's and who's on a winning team, just wanted to point that out. I was kinda surprised to see that. |
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12-14-2004, 09:52 AM | #62 |
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Honestly, LC is our receiver, not our president. Who gives a shit about class? Taylor is classless and we love him for it! I respect Coles a lot, but he's hurt and not sure if he'll ever allow himself to get healthy.
Have you seen Coles' toe? I think it's obvious that Steve Smith is faster, plays with a chip on his shoulder, and makes big plays constantly. He may not be faster, but if you had a foot race at the begining of the year with Coles' toe he'd get burned by Smith. As far as Horn's salary? Take a look at Coles salary, it's right up there with his. Mason I agree, they're somewhat a push and I don't think I'd trade for Mason, but I'm talking about there here and now. Mason is playing very good football. Chambers and Booker are certainly different receivers than Coles. I kinda like big receivers and small running backs! I like CHambers verticle leap, he has the size and speed combination with good hands. I think if he had someone besides AJ Feeley throwing him the ball he'd be great. Don't forget, Marty Booker is a former pro-bowl player from the BEARS. He actually got to the pro-bowl via voting, not surgery! I think Booker is a great player but burdened with the same problems as the other guy. Last year we threw the ball enough that Coles had to get stats, the Dolphins don't. As far as heart and fumbling, Coles is the whole package. I love Coles when he's healthy, but I'm afraid he can't take the necessary time to let his body heal. If it means missing a few games, Im willing to sacrifice to get him back! Matty - look at the important stats, yards per catch and TDs! Any fulltime starter should have receptions (though the number also suprises me) but how many of them have been those stupid hitch passes? |
12-14-2004, 10:05 AM | #63 |
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Didn't I say I'm aware who has more TD's?
ugh Coles is 4th in the NFL in catches on pace for 90+ and 1000 yards, not bad for someone with a bum toe. The WP said he will consider toe surgery after the season. Let's hope so, obviously Coles at 75% is still a good WR, but not in the very good category that he's capable of. |
12-14-2004, 10:23 AM | #64 |
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i agree w. matty's list pretty much. i'd take coles over toomer too though. and if you're gonna say look at coles' toe in measuring speed, then it's fair to say look at smith's knee (or whatever he injured). i'm sure coles would take him right now, and if both were healthy.
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12-14-2004, 10:32 AM | #65 | |
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And Matty are you aware who has more TDs?
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12-14-2004, 10:33 AM | #66 |
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LOL no I'm not, by the way Coles has a lot of catches, did I mention that already?
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12-14-2004, 10:36 AM | #67 | |
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12-14-2004, 01:31 PM | #68 |
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Matty - it was obvious you were aware. I said which ones are important? YPC and TDs. Not catches. If he has 30 catches for 25TDs and 40YPC I'd be much happier than 90 catches for 10.8 yards per and 1 TD like he has now!
I think Coles is a great receiver, but it's obvious he's hurt. Resting him during the week is good, but I think he needs more than that. Coming out of college: Steve Smith: 4.45 http://home.earthlink.net/~seifertsite/01draft.html Coles ran a 4.16 at Florida state. Which is ungodly, probably hand timed. I can't find the combine numbers on him. When at the Jets he was clocked at 4.29, which is still fast as hell. http://www.fortifiediron.net/invisio...php/t3934.html I was wrong about the speed! |
12-14-2004, 03:45 PM | #69 |
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4.16, that's got to be close to breaking the sound barrier! I never heard of anyone beaking 4.2 and anyone under 4.3 is a speed demon.
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12-14-2004, 03:53 PM | #70 | |
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Coles' cap figure this year is only 2.4 million and next year it's 3.4 million. I believe Horn's cap hit is almost double Coles' for the next two seasons (after which Horn becomes a UFA). |
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12-14-2004, 04:24 PM | #71 |
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this is isn't the same team as when we had Brunell (who i think is secretly RIGHT handed) and Gibbs hadn't figured out how to use Portis. in fact, this year is also many of coaching staff's FIRST LOOK at the NFL in YEARS. its also isn't the complete team without two of our biggest talents Arrington and Jon Jansen on it.
how one can call a rookie, who is coming in as a THIRD STRINGER due to two safeties out for the SEASON, on the league's NUMBER TWO defense, a bad player outright is unfathomable. talk about expectations. how is a 4-9 team BETTER than their record? when they are the Washington Redskins 2004. how is a loss not quite a loss? when the team hangs in there every game certain things will get better and never give up. oh, and they make the spread. |
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