(Mega Merged Thread) Redskins-Dallas Game

MTK · 12-13-2005, 01:43 PM

Personally I'm not ready to write TJ off as a complete bust.

Other than Moss and Cooley, nobody in this offense has received many looks.

Patten didn't see many balls go his way, and we assumed it was all on him.

Now TJ isn't getting many looks, and again we assume it must be him.

Perhaps Brunell is just so locked in on Cooley and Moss that the #2 WR isn't getting a fair shake. I think it's fair to say that could be the case. If Moss and Cooley are the first two options, then technically TJ or Patten are then the #3 WR and most #3 WR's in this league don't rack up huge numbers.

12-13-2005, 01:43 PM	#11
MTK Hail Raiser Join Date: Feb 2004 Age: 53 Posts: 100,121	Re: Cowboys-Redskins: Bad Matchups Personally I'm not ready to write TJ off as a complete bust. Other than Moss and Cooley, nobody in this offense has received many looks. Patten didn't see many balls go his way, and we assumed it was all on him. Now TJ isn't getting many looks, and again we assume it must be him. Perhaps Brunell is just so locked in on Cooley and Moss that the #2 WR isn't getting a fair shake. I think it's fair to say that could be the case. If Moss and Cooley are the first two options, then technically TJ or Patten are then the #3 WR and most #3 WR's in this league don't rack up huge numbers.

(Mega Merged Thread) Redskins-Dallas Game

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