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Armon Binns is very interesting. Fantastic measurables (6"2 210) and catches with his hands.
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I'm not complaining if this group of guys lights it up though.NolesNPhinsFan likes this. -
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A 6-3 slot receiver could cause match-up problem for some of the league's smaller safeties. Anyone know why the Bungals cut him? He had decent numbers for them????
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I'm not trying to kill the guy, I liked him coming out of the draft, but you wanted to know why Cincinnati was disappointed with him and then you said he had decent numbers. I'm just letting you know that no he didn't really have decent numbers and that probably goes a long way toward why they were disappointed in him.Bpk, cdz12250, and 1 other person like this. -
until they start to tweet, here is a little piece by Adam Beasley
Miami Dolphins trying to lure Vonta Leach
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Personally, I'll be surprised if Binns survives training camp. He was never all that impressive at UC other than his TD catch to beat Pitt to give them an undefeated season. I don't recall exactly why the Bengals cut him. I know he started out the year as a starter and fell out of favor to the point they released him. They do have a glut of talent at the position as well with Mohamed Sanu, Marvin Jones, and Andrew Hawkins.
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When it comes to WR's I don't take anything from Mini-camp. Wait till the pads are on and see whose performing then.
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What I find interesting is Joe Philbin's explanation that he's working Binns in the slot because sometimes he likes to see a bigger player with a wider catch radius working over the middle as a friendlier target for the QB.
That's kind of what the tight end position is supposed to be for in this offense, as in Green Bay they had those kinds of slot targets in Jermichael Finley and Andrew Quarless. They haven't been getting much out of Clay or Egnew in that regard, so that could be why the 6030 and 210 lbs Binns is in there. -
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It may be obvious, and I'm dumb, but what is Omar referring to when he says the "JV" unit?
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In the States, in our high school sports, you have Varsity (the best team) and the Junior Varsity (JV) which is the lesser team.Hiruma78 and Claymore95 like this. -
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All in all, it doesnt really ****ing matter because its June 13th lolMrClean likes this. -
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How do you not give serious playing time to a dude named Bumphis? I mean, how would you sleep at night otherwise?
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What Philbin noted was that he was playing a lot faster - of course, he was cautious to talk very highly about him realizing the time of year. But, with his size, speed combo if he can get it together in his head, work hard to catch everything in sight - he could be a factor.
There are a lot of WRs who started out slow or were marginal who worked hard and improved - then sort of came out of nowhere to be solid starters in the league. The Packers have been notorious for getting players who were not top round picks but became solid starters.smahtaz likes this. -
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interesting tidbit from bill polian at the end of this article
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/dolphins/2013/06/12/ryan-tannehill-tom-brady/2415211/
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