Post Mortem: Sea v Commodes
- Sibelius Hindemith
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Re: Post Mortem: Sea v Commodes
Continuity? With all his experience i'm still not sure AB has a clue what his blocking assignments are or how to make an adjustment. He is a road grader on those zone run blocks though.
Re: Post Mortem: Sea v Commodes
Three games? it's actually been 12 games. 21 catches.auroraave wrote: ↑Thu Oct 01, 2026 4:01 pmHe's a bigger target making him a more difficult match up - he's a long strider too. I just don't put Shaheed in the same category as horton who is purely a receiver, and Shaheed plays everywhere. They fill different roles. Shaheed is more like Percy Harvin, a guy who you want to get out in space and see what happens, Horton is strictly a receiver - and that is not a knock on him at all - it's that they serve different functions BY DESIGN. My God Shaheed was an absolute life saver last year - in critical times. I really don't get the lamanations towards him three games in. I guess we're just ignoring his overall contributions to the team because he's not lighting it up right this second. Dude also seems to stay healthy - there's 14 more gamed to go, seems like we would reserve judgement until more games this sewason have been played. Guess not. Fire JS!![]()
Signing a guy to return kickoffs and punts for touchdowns like he did last season is like signing a baseball player to hit inside the park home runs or a basketball player to hit game winning half court shots. They were awesome but you don't pay a guy based on that.
How much did Leon Washington make relative to The League average
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Re: Post Mortem: Sea v Commodes
He made 45 catches in 9 games with the Saints so I know he's capable. Maybe it's the scheme and the fact that Json is so much better. Maybe when they start double teaming and triple teaming jsn he'll find some opportunities in the near future
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