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DblBogey

07-12-2006 09:39 AM

Drud Test Needed . . .

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Randy Moss says the groin injury that hampered him last season is feeling better, and he believes the healthy legs of Aaron Brooks could make him the game's most dangerous deep threat once again. Moss caught only eight passes that traveled 21 yards or longer last season from Kerry Collins, who isn't mobile. Moss says Brooks' mobility will buy the Raiders' time for him to get deep and catch the 14 or 15 long passes he grew accustomed to with the Vikings.

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/column...ohn&id=2516413

Somebody needs to drug test Moss . . . he must be smoking crack!

procto

07-12-2006 09:58 AM

if brooks deserves any credit, it is for his ability to throw the ball, he and moss will be great together b/c moss is dominate enough to carry brooks! just dont ask brooks to read a defense or think about where he gonna throw and he will b ok.

BROOKS DROPS BACK, THROWS IT AS FAR AS HE CAN, NOBODY IS GONNA CATCH RANDY MOSS!!!!!!!!! TOUCHDOWN

DblBogey

07-12-2006 10:33 AM

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if brooks deserves any credit, it is for his ability to throw the ball,

Yeah but it begs the question as to what direction Brooks will be throwing it . . . in front or behind!

NoBandwagonrs

07-20-2006 01:43 PM

stop dogging brooks and check the stats

http://www.nfl.com/players/playerpage/133233

last year was his only bad year...and seeing as he had somebody in his face everytime he dropped back we can blame the line to a degree...also heres another stat for u...at the beginning of last year there were 2 quarterbacks in the league who had thrown for more 3,500 yards and 20+ touchdowns in each of the last four years...those two quarterbacks were Peyton Manning and Aaron Brooks.

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