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Everything posted by tsylvester
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Intersting finding in there, Ramsey had microfracture surgery as a sophmore in high school.... Who knows if he would have been injured here, maybe it is the Jags practice turf, look at the injuries to all of their top picks over the past few years......
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Yes a much better comparison, well done sir. Moore does track the deep ball better, something Torrey still cannot do. If it isn't right at him, Smith loses, flails trying to adjust. Not with Moore, he does adjust well to it and has little trouble finding it. My concern, aside from the lack of consistency in his hands, is can he get open, get deep in the NFL? The Ravens rarely go five wide, hurry up like the Cats did, but he is a hard worker, a fighter if you will, I love his "attitude" for the ball...
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Oh boy, he got seperation from, Recievers! Hey Eric, did Apple actually cover Moore (no) (not until after Moore torched their secondary) and while the other coverages were skewed away from him in 5 wide sets. 4.5 is not blazing speed, comparing him to Smith is not exactly a ringing endorsement....
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When ever any org uses the name czar it always ends up, messed up..
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Just seeing how they do the surgery hurts.... I too hope he can get back, enjoyed watching him run in college.
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One of the biggest cover ups in the history of the league..power outage my patooe.... Oh yeah and his touchdown return too....
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Speed of the game, pressure from better coverages, confusion from coverages, the list could go on as to why... Oh yeah and the ball is slightly bigger...
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Oh so Johnny U was not that good, his receivers made him look good?
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He is if his name is pinky.
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That is it in a nut shell isn't it Tc; the way they have rated players the past few drafts. Sure, we can see now that some one is wrong either in the scouting or which scouts they place more faith in for college players. Obviously Ozzy has ths last say, but clearly something is a miss. If none of these draft picks works out, I don't see how Biscut can keep from making major changes...
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There is some truth to that, not entirely, but some. Does a receiver make a quarterback, or does a quarterback make a receiver? There is no doubt Swan and Stallworth made Bradshaw. But did Rice make Montanna & Young? Did Michael Jackson and Derrick Alexander make Vinnie?
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Those two put on a show! Ah camp days. Moore was nice enough to give Sock & I an interview, I'll never forget that, great time with the great man.
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In the 4th alone, they chose Chris Moore, some one unfinished, raw, tough kid don't get me wrong, but he can only run one route, is a 4.55 forty guy and has suspect hands.. They could have, for example, had Malcolm Mitchel, better speed, ran a variety of routes at Georgia, though he too is unfinished, raw, but has return ability, very good, and better hands... They SHOULD have taken, yes time will tell, Pharoh Cooper, a complete receiver with great hands, loves the slot & return game, tremendous run after the catch and runs solid routes. He too went in the 4th, AFTER the Ravens drafted. in the 6th instead of a popular pick, they could have taken Kolby Listenbee from TCU who went 17th in the 6th. A real wide out who can return kicks/punts, He has REAL SPEED, 4.39. He does have loose hands because of a lack of focus, he is raw on routes, but he has jitters and can get deep. A far better player than Moore and my goodness, much more accomplished at wide out than Reynolds. Just a few examples... Obviously the Ravens "rated" the players they took higher.... Time will tell....
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No one said the Ravens should give up on drafting receivers.. What was said is that for a team no never have developed one, it makes no sense to take a guy who had never played the position and try and turn him into one. Especially since they have no depth at the position, no slot guy, no real return man and, here is the key, in the 6th, there were several players already established at both return and slot poaitions... Or they could have drafted a defensive back, another position of desperate need...
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It is worse than the Cleveland quarterback debacle..... It is a wonder this team has won 2 Super Bowls, one with an hostoric defense the other, with miracle plays..
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Black & white rules! We kept in shape getting up to change the channel.
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Yes, you young whipper snappers do, thus the success of shows like First Take and their ilk. Back in my day when we walked to school 10 miles, in the snow, bare foot & up hill both ways we enjoyed calm, reasonable discussion without arguments, drama, or flamboyance.
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In January, claims he will ne ready for training camp, it is a 4-6 month recovery... While everyone heals differently, it should be a good "test" to see how long he will last and how well he will produce, for the Jack situation. Yes different positions, but still.. http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/15498945/san-diego-chargers-rb-melvin-gordon-expects-ready-training-camp-microfracture-surgery-knee
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Camp is another wasted pick. As I said when he was drafted, too injury riddled. At least, however, he had played the position before, and has excellent hands. You missed the point though. They have never developed a wide out. Add to that, they are so low on man power and talent at wide out & in the secondary why on earth do they take a chance on him when they could have chosen so many others who have better odds of making it in the NFL....
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Not so much that they are wrong, rather how they are wrong, how they give their opinion. And yes, he was wrong, even at the time, about Kap and that offense. How is Kap today and what has that offensive system done lately? Trent is too over dramatic, just like Ray who got too poetic with every question and answer. They are the Bill Waltons of football.
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Yes the same Dilfer who also said that Colin Kapernik was "revolutionizing" the quarterback position and that offense was unstoppable, the offense of the future..... How did that work out? At least Terico is gone too...
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There is a long way to go for him. Catching a pass, running routes, then doing it all at game speed with contact. Good luck. His biggest challange might be hanging onto the ball IF he catches it. So many other players who are already accomplished, yet this organization, which has never developed a wide out, and is in desperate need of a slot\ return man, takes him....
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Good, he was terrible. They need to clean house some more, get rid of Trent and Stephen A Smith next. Boomer too....
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Eh, he is on a beach somewhere with his head in the sand, errr umm toes in the sand....
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or 2 wide outs who shall not be named....