the guy just turned 30.... had 3 times the yds ocho had last yr , former pro bowler vet. prob the best rec out there now
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Why not.
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We're not really going to add anyone that helps us at this point, IMO.
We've got a glut of reasonably effective 500-800 yard receivers. I'd say Bess, Hartline, and Fasano are likely, Clay and Naanee are possible. I'd also say that Chad Johnson realistically as a starter would give you that kind of production, and either losing him or adding a guy like that to replace him isn't particularly beneficial. You're not really getting anything new, and there are diminishing returns on depth when you're adding a 5th or 6th guy that gives you similiar quality maybe in a slightly different fashion.
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Way I see it, adding a Vet Wr is basically adding a roadblock to one of the young Wr's who POTENTIALLY could be more then average.
Gates has great speed
Fuller has great size
Matthews/Wallace and Pruitt have nice size/speed combinations
Marlon Moore has actual game experience
Some like Chris Hogan, I personally like BJ Cunningham but there is nothing in his game so far that says anything but exactly what he is, a late rd developmental pick who has been inconsistent so far.
But without playing these guys, we have no idea what we have, this was one of Sparano's great failings, and the 300 reps CJ took with the first team were wasted on a player who no longer is here, there is a lesson in that imo.JMHPhin, first&goal, Tone_E and 2 others like this. -
The Bears were pretty desperate for talent at wide receiver and Williams didn't do much in Chicago... I'll pass and take my chance on Roberto Wallace as the third or forth option and hope he develops into a starter.
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Even ignoring everything else, I don't think his skillset fits with this offense.
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for sake of debate. I think he does ,he's a good posession rec type, and most of his long tds have been on quick passes slants skinny posts were he breaks a tackle and is gone .I dont think he is all of that anymore, mind you , but i think he would fit here fine , but i respect your pt..
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look im not going to hide it .ive followe rw since college,and i still think he has some left in the tank or i wouldnt say it on here. Ive folloed the dolphins since i was 5 first game i remember watching was dolhins vs cowboys. i rem seeing dolphins in apool or something like that.lol look rw has pissed me off sometimes but i do beleive he'd help us . in 2010 he was blasting off till romo went dn, heres a fewpretty rescent clips.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ugZ1nNW6iI&feature=related
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I'm really hoping Wallace can step up. He has a lot of desirable physical attributes. Maybe he can make it translate. I mean he has been a developmental type player....maybe he's developed. That is the goal after all. The name implies it.
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I rather take Chad back TBH.
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Fair: I dont see how he didnt beat the living **** out of that woman sooner. Yeah it's never okay to hit a girl and yadayada....that woman deserves way more than a headbutt. Not that I'd do it...I'd just not associate with her. Ever.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCmK8_Kp_eMLast edited: Aug 13, 2012 -
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wow 30+ replies....
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Why do you think no other team wants him?
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Not to be picky, but any chance you could type in full words and sentences?
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