Benjamin 'close' to signing a new contract
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Agree...
Also true? Mike Evans is more than just a tall WR who pushes off everytime... which is how I think I mistakenly characterized him prior to his draft.
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Manziel was good in college because he was in college. Receivers are the most overrated players on the field. The Panthers will probably win the Super Bowl and no one seems to care that their best wide receiver is Ted Ginn Jr. Almost every year the champions win with QB play and defense. We have neither and we still have people complaining about receivers? Do you people pay attention to what happens in the NFL or do you just watch your diabetic neighbor play madden?
Remember that one time Bellicheck drafted a receiver in the first round? Yeah, neither does anyone else.
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Agree...
Also true? Mike Evans is more than just a tall WR who pushes off everytime... which is how I think I mistakenly characterized him prior to his draft.
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Agree...
Also true? Mike Evans is more than just a tall WR who pushes off everytime... which is how I think I mistakenly characterized him prior to his draft.
Agree...
Also true? Mike Evans is more than just a tall WR who pushes off everytime... which is how I think I mistakenly characterized him prior to his draft.
I wouldn't have argued with that. Refs around here let both sides get away with murder on the boundaries. That said, Evans has some tremendous tools.
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Agree...
Also true? Mike Evans is more than just a tall WR who pushes off everytime... which is how I think I mistakenly characterized him prior to his draft.
I wouldn't have argued with that. Refs around here let both sides get away with murder on the boundaries. That said, Evans has some tremendous tools.
I wouldn't have argued with that. Refs around here let both sides get away with murder on the boundaries. That said, Evans has some tremendous tools.
Does that include the one that threw to him in Texas?
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Mike Evans certainly pushes off more than most, but if they don't call it...LOL. Evans also has more infuriating drops than just about anybody on the planet. Still, he's a viable threat, and will probably only get more dangerous. You know who else pushes off? Kelvin Benjamin for the Panthers. I know he was hurt this season (geez...think about the Panthers with HIM healthy), but in his early years, he had about 5 touchdowns called back in college for pushing off, LOL. However, he learned how to do it "legally" and he blossomed. What do Evans and Kelvin have in common? SIZE, SIZE, and more SIZE.
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It did, but obviously it no longer does.
I just wanted to make a joke about JFF being a massive tool.
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It did, but obviously it no longer does.
I just wanted to make a joke about JFF being a massive tool.
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Manziel was good in college because he was in college. Receivers are the most overrated players on the field. The Panthers will probably win the Super Bowl and no one seems to care that their best wide receiver is Ted Ginn Jr. Almost every year the champions win with QB play and defense. We have neither and we still have people complaining about receivers? Do you people pay attention to what happens in the NFL or do you just watch your diabetic neighbor play madden?
Remember that one time Bellicheck drafted a receiver in the first round? Yeah, neither does anyone else.
Manziel was good in college because he was in college. Receivers are the most overrated players on the field. The Panthers will probably win the Super Bowl and no one seems to care that their best wide receiver is Ted Ginn Jr. Almost every year the champions win with QB play and defense. We have neither and we still have people complaining about receivers? Do you people pay attention to what happens in the NFL or do you just watch your diabetic neighbor play madden?
Remember that one time Bellicheck drafted a receiver in the first round? Yeah, neither does anyone else.
Good post. And, I agree. But technically, there was Derrick Alexander
WR 2014 7 29 244 Jeremy Gallon Michigan2013 2 27 59 Aaron Dobson Marshall2013 4 5 102 Josh Boyce Texas Christian2012 7 28 235 Jeremy Ebert Northwestern2010 3 26 90 Taylor Price Ohio2009 3 19 83 Brandon Tate North Carolina2008 5 18 153 Matt Slater UCLA2006 2 4 36 Chad Jackson Florida2004 5 32 164 P.K. Sam Florida State2003 2 13 45 Bethel Johnson Texas A&M2002 2 33 65 Deion Branch Louisville2002 7 33 244 David Givens Notre Dame1995 5 13 147 Mike Miller Notre Dame1995 7 23 231 A.C. Tellison Miami (FL)1994 1 29 29 Derrick Alexander Michigan1992 2 24 52 Patrick Rowe San Diego State1992 6 3 143 Rico Smith Colorado1992 11 9 289 Augustin Olobia Washington State1991 6 2 141 Michael Jackson Southern Mississippi1991 9 16 239 Shawn Wiggins Wyoming -
Mike Evans certainly pushes off more than most, but if they don't call it...LOL. Evans also has more infuriating drops than just about anybody on the planet. Still, he's a viable threat, and will probably only get more dangerous. You know who else pushes off? Kelvin Benjamin for the Panthers. I know he was hurt this season (geez...think about the Panthers with HIM healthy), but in his early years, he had about 5 touchdowns called back in college for pushing off, LOL. However, he learned how to do it "legally" and he blossomed. What do Evans and Kelvin have in common? SIZE, SIZE, and more SIZE.
Mike Evans certainly pushes off more than most, but if they don't call it...LOL. Evans also has more infuriating drops than just about anybody on the planet. Still, he's a viable threat, and will probably only get more dangerous. You know who else pushes off? Kelvin Benjamin for the Panthers. I know he was hurt this season (geez...think about the Panthers with HIM healthy), but in his early years, he had about 5 touchdowns called back in college for pushing off, LOL. However, he learned how to do it "legally" and he blossomed. What do Evans and Kelvin have in common? SIZE, SIZE, and more SIZE.
Did anyone miss Gronks pushoff in the back of the endzone when he scored over the smaller DB? They never really showed it later in the highlights of the Denver loss, just the ending TD catch. He gets away with it more than any other NFL player. Here was the best they would actually show.
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Agree...
Also true? Mike Evans is more than just a tall WR who pushes off everytime... which is how I think I mistakenly characterized him prior to his draft.
I wouldn't have argued with that. Refs around here let both sides get away with murder on the boundaries. That said, Evans has some tremendous tools.
Agree... offensive PI is undercalled, but I'd rather the refs call Defensive less than try to equalize offensive by throwing even more flags.
I wouldn't have argued with that. Refs around here let both sides get away with murder on the boundaries. That said, Evans has some tremendous tools.
Poorly worded by me... Yes, Evans still pushes off a lot, but since he's been a pro I've seen adjustments and body control I never saw at A&M.
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mike evans was my fave receiver in that draft. push off or not, the browns have no one a qb can throw the ball 6 ft. over their had and come down with it in the end zone while little flea cbs bounce up and off him like the fleas they are (compared to him). gronk? mark bavarro? ozzie? can we find someone bigger that a beetle to grab a ball over their heads and then steam roll people into the end zone?
maybe?
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mike evans was my fave receiver in that draft. push off or not, the browns have no one a qb can throw the ball 6 ft. over their had and come down with it in the end zone while little flea cbs bounce up and off him like the fleas they are (compared to him). gronk? mark bavarro? ozzie? can we find someone bigger that a beetle to grab a ball over their heads and then steam roll people into the end zone?
maybe?
mike evans was my fave receiver in that draft. push off or not, the browns have no one a qb can throw the ball 6 ft. over their had and come down with it in the end zone while little flea cbs bounce up and off him like the fleas they are (compared to him). gronk? mark bavarro? ozzie? can we find someone bigger that a beetle to grab a ball over their heads and then steam roll people into the end zone?
maybe?
You were right on Evans, for sure.
I still wish they had taken Allen Robinson in that draft.
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Manziel was good in college because he was in college. Receivers are the most overrated players on the field. The Panthers will probably win the Super Bowl and no one seems to care that their best wide receiver is Ted Ginn Jr. Almost every year the champions win with QB play and defense. We have neither and we still have people complaining about receivers? Do you people pay attention to what happens in the NFL or do you just watch your diabetic neighbor play madden?
Remember that one time Bellicheck drafted a receiver in the first round? Yeah, neither does anyone else.
Good post. And, I agree. But technically, there was Derrick Alexander
WR 2014 7 29 244 Jeremy Gallon Michigan2013 2 27 59 Aaron Dobson Marshall2013 4 5 102 Josh Boyce Texas Christian2012 7 28 235 Jeremy Ebert Northwestern2010 3 26 90 Taylor Price Ohio2009 3 19 83 Brandon Tate North Carolina2008 5 18 153 Matt Slater UCLA2006 2 4 36 Chad Jackson Florida2004 5 32 164 P.K. Sam Florida State2003 2 13 45 Bethel Johnson Texas A&M2002 2 33 65 Deion Branch Louisville2002 7 33 244 David Givens Notre Dame1995 5 13 147 Mike Miller Notre Dame1995 7 23 231 A.C. Tellison Miami (FL)1994 1 29 29 Derrick Alexander Michigan1992 2 24 52 Patrick Rowe San Diego State1992 6 3 143 Rico Smith Colorado1992 11 9 289 Augustin Olobia Washington State1991 6 2 141 Michael Jackson Southern Mississippi1991 9 16 239 Shawn Wiggins WyomingZombo said:
Good post. And, I agree. But technically, there was Derrick Alexander
WR 2014 7 29 244 Jeremy Gallon Michigan
2013 2 27 59 Aaron Dobson Marshall
2013 4 5 102 Josh Boyce Texas Christian
2012 7 28 235 Jeremy Ebert Northwestern
2010 3 26 90 Taylor Price Ohio
2009 3 19 83 Brandon Tate North Carolina
2008 5 18 153 Matt Slater UCLA
2006 2 4 36 Chad Jackson Florida
2004 5 32 164 P.K. Sam Florida State
2003 2 13 45 Bethel Johnson Texas A&M
2002 2 33 65 Deion Branch Louisville
2002 7 33 244 David Givens Notre Dame
1995 5 13 147 Mike Miller Notre Dame
1995 7 23 231 A.C. Tellison Miami (FL)
1994 1 29 29 Derrick Alexander Michigan
1992 2 24 52 Patrick Rowe San Diego State
1992 6 3 143 Rico Smith Colorado
1992 11 9 289 Augustin Olobia Washington State
1991 6 2 141 Michael Jackson Southern Mississippi
1991 9 16 239 Shawn Wiggins Wyoming
You're right, I meant patriot era Belichick, after he had learned how to win.
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mike evans was my fave receiver in that draft. push off or not, the browns have no one a qb can throw the ball 6 ft. over their had and come down with it in the end zone while little flea cbs bounce up and off him like the fleas they are (compared to him). gronk? mark bavarro? ozzie? can we find someone bigger that a beetle to grab a ball over their heads and then steam roll people into the end zone?
maybe?
mike evans was my fave receiver in that draft. push off or not, the browns have no one a qb can throw the ball 6 ft. over their had and come down with it in the end zone while little flea cbs bounce up and off him like the fleas they are (compared to him). gronk? mark bavarro? ozzie? can we find someone bigger that a beetle to grab a ball over their heads and then steam roll people into the end zone?
maybe?
Barnidge.....and Terrelle Pryor if he sticks and performs.
Gordon, if he returns.....and yes, I am in favor of drafting a big WR. Mayle was supposed to be there as well. How could they have missed so badly on him?
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mike evans was my fave receiver in that draft. push off or not, the browns have no one a qb can throw the ball 6 ft. over their had and come down with it in the end zone while little flea cbs bounce up and off him like the fleas they are (compared to him). gronk? mark bavarro? ozzie? can we find someone bigger that a beetle to grab a ball over their heads and then steam roll people into the end zone?
maybe?
Barnidge.....and Terrelle Pryor if he sticks and performs.
Gordon, if he returns.....and yes, I am in favor of drafting a big WR. Mayle was supposed to be there as well. How could they have missed so badly on him?
Barnidge.....and Terrelle Pryor if he sticks and performs.
Gordon, if he returns.....and yes, I am in favor of drafting a big WR. Mayle was supposed to be there as well. How could they have missed so badly on him?
Hartline is 6'2" also. With him and Barnie that's two. And don't forget bowe and housler...
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