The best stat line of the game..Rishard Matthews.
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4 catches - 42 yards..
Thought he was crucial in the victory, he's so damn strong, players bouncing off his ass, and let me tell you something, his hands are outstanding, the catch on the sideline where he had his hands in a supinated position to catch the ball around his navel, in a clutch third down, sh$$t thats a very difficult catch and he made it look easy..It showed me that the game comes easy for him, and he just inserted himself as a legit weapon imo, and only a matter of time before this kid could become a real player, hi upside imo...got Hines ward written all over him..

He played great. Been waiting for him to get his chance this season. Hopefully that's a coming out party for him today and he's more of a fixture in the receiving game going forward.
made some big plays definitely. very happy with him!
been a long time since we had a set of receivers like this. even longer since we had WR's and a QB at the same time.
I'm thinking, have to go back to Marino-Fryar-Keith Jackson-Byars and Ingram.
testing
I have to agree, it was great to see him involved in the offense today. He looked good out there.

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There you go again, talking about a players ass...lol
They may not be flashy, but I love the 4 guys we have at WR. They just get it done.
"Rocky Raccoon wrote:
They may not be flashy, but I love the 4 guys we have at WR. They just get it done.
Nicely said.
That's why they play the games!:yes:
whatsup with that report by schefter that josh gordon is available....i'm intrigued
Serious impact from Rishard. Just huge. Besides Wallace, all the WRs stepped up today, man, big catches at big moments. Very encouraging.
It balances out nicely. A top speed guy, intermediate guy, short yardage steady hands guy, and an all around physical guy.
Bring this man back into the fold if you want some real leadership on this team.
"Jaj wrote:
It balances out nicely. A top speed guy, intermediate guy, short yardage steady hands guy, and an all around physical guy.
And they're all savvy. The play where Brandon Gibson got knocked back, recovered, and stretched for the first down was just plain smart.
"Limbo wrote:
Serious impact from Rishard. Just huge. Besides Wallace, all the WRs stepped up today, man, big catches at big moments. Very encouraging.
Wallace has the bad groin so it might have worked out best that way.
"invid wrote:
And they're all savvy. The play where Brandon Gibson got knocked back, recovered, and stretched for the first down was just plain smart.
That was great awareness.
Not a huge stat line, but he definitely made key plays when it mattered.
"KB21 wrote:
That was great awareness.
You know, the much-maligned Brandon Gibson (myself included, did not get that signing) has been earning that deal so far.
I have been a Matthews fan since day one. Called him a poor mans Steve Smith from Carolina. He will be big for us if given the chance. He literally helped win us this game today. He was huge....kid can play WR
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Loved Matthews coming out (I wanted him from rd 4 onward), so glad he contributed big today.
2017 Dream Draft (3/17 – NFLDraftScout ~ Rankings used)
22. Zach Cunningham, LB, Vandy
54. Desmond King, S/DB, Iowa
97. Demarcus Walker, DE, FSU
166. Jermaine Eluemunor, OL, TAMU
178. George Kittle, TE, Iowa
184. Charles Walker, DT, Oklahoma
223. Aviante Collins, OL, TCU
Matthews. Underrated guy. And as our #4 WR would get very favorable matchups. Would love to see more of him, when facing teams with 'shallow' secondary talent.
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