New Orleans Saints offensive players among most difficult to scout

D_it_up · 03-07-2010, 11:47 PM

Originally Posted by CantonLegend

when you look at WRs like henderson and moore, its much harder to gauge how good they are

but when you look at guys like PT, he breaks a lot of tackles and slips through a lot of cracks, im not sure how hard it is to judge his talent when he is deadly regardless of where it is on the field

I think Henderson is easier to gauge how good he is just because of the receiver he has become the last couple of years. His drops have decreased drastically and he has become a more rounded receiver than just a deep threat. The thing that skews him the most is his stats since Colston gets the majority of the targets. I don't think Henderson could be a #1 receiver on any team, but I do think he could be a #2 on the majority of teams like he is now.

As far as your comment about Pierre, what a difference a season makes on an opinion, huh?

03-07-2010, 11:47 PM	#4
D_it_up Faqda Falcons Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Ruston, Louisiana Posts: 3,465 Blog Entries: 3	Re: New Orleans Saints offensive players among most difficult to scout Originally Posted by CantonLegend when you look at WRs like henderson and moore, its much harder to gauge how good they are but when you look at guys like PT, he breaks a lot of tackles and slips through a lot of cracks, im not sure how hard it is to judge his talent when he is deadly regardless of where it is on the field I think Henderson is easier to gauge how good he is just because of the receiver he has become the last couple of years. His drops have decreased drastically and he has become a more rounded receiver than just a deep threat. The thing that skews him the most is his stats since Colston gets the majority of the targets. I don't think Henderson could be a #1 receiver on any team, but I do think he could be a #2 on the majority of teams like he is now. As far as your comment about Pierre, what a difference a season makes on an opinion, huh?