Will Devery Henderson make this team?

hagan714 · 07-27-2011, 05:37 AM

Originally Posted by foreverfan

This is by far the stupidest thing you've ever posted.

not even close.

Originally Posted by foreverfan

Some people are drinking the Lance Moore kool aid. Many in the NFL believe that he's special because he plays for the Saints.

oh it is so sweet too

Originally Posted by foreverfan

Henderson catches the deep ball as good as anybody on the team. In fact he makes a bunch of hard catches. Where he's had trouble is with the short and easy catches. He does a great job with the long ball. You want to talk drops, look at Colston too. For years, Devery averaged a TD in every 7 catches he made. 2010 was an off year.

lets talk about all the throws that are not deep balls. look at the number of target vs. drop. until the the king Stallworth left, Henderson was always #2. now he is #1. I have to give him credit though. Injured or not he is consistent. he sux in flat and over the middle.

Originally Posted by foreverfan

Just think if we would have had the speed of Henderson & Meachum when Bobby Hebert was the QB. It would have been a different story for the RBs. They can't put 8 on the line with those 2 in the game.

I am not drinking the Herbert cool aid

Originally Posted by foreverfan

If we lose Moore & Bush, you're going to be screaming for Henderson. It's hard to lose that many players and remain the #1 offense.

i agree we can not afford to lose all that speed in one season. I have a gut feeling Bush is all but done here, but then again Mickey may pull another rabbit out of the hat. Moore I am a fan of.

Henderson is over paid and always was over paid in my opinion. You search my posts and u can see plenty of "If he stays oh well" statements. I have posted enough stats on him. So every year i am

Mech is one season away joining the Stall = Hend = Mech statement. i gave all of them enough time before i started lamb basting them.

Now if Henderson could be a PR/KR then that would be different. But some one on the saints side line does not believe him for that role. they try it every year and well we all know how that turns out.

Memnoch_TP · 07-27-2011, 05:57 AM

Originally Posted by alleycat_126

Arrington hasn't done enough to be on the field, I think devery will be fine he had a down year. There's nobody else as explosive as Devery Out in Free Agency. Moss washed up, Ocho and T.O washed up, T. J Housh washed up, I would take a flyer on Mike Simms - Walker at a reasonable price

Sidney Rice...

Nuff Said.

lumm0x · 07-28-2011, 01:51 PM

We once thought Devery would be a perennial explosive wideout that scared opposing defenses, and his stat line always looked good with this huge yards per catch and some nice deep TD's. But during this time he frustrated fans and the coaching staff with drops and sporadic efforts.

He has really come around as a player. He worked through the drops and has become a pretty consistent clutch receiver. I was even more impressed with him on our SB run when Brees went to him in situations that would have terrified me in the past. He's a quiet guy, plays his role, fills in as a returned when needed and can still be a very effective receiving option. With Meachem continuing to be a worse enigma than a young Devery was, Arrington having shown nothing but a pre-season flash, and Moore up in the air, I think Devery is a much needed WR in our system.

We have no training camp to speak of and knowing the routes and scheme will be key. I think we'd be crazy to go without him especially with the conditions this year.

07-27-2011, 05:37 AM	#31
hagan714 LB Mentallity Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 15,870 Blog Entries: 68	Originally Posted by foreverfan This is by far the stupidest thing you've ever posted. not even close. Originally Posted by foreverfan Some people are drinking the Lance Moore kool aid. Many in the NFL believe that he's special because he plays for the Saints. oh it is so sweet too Originally Posted by foreverfan Henderson catches the deep ball as good as anybody on the team. In fact he makes a bunch of hard catches. Where he's had trouble is with the short and easy catches. He does a great job with the long ball. You want to talk drops, look at Colston too. For years, Devery averaged a TD in every 7 catches he made. 2010 was an off year. lets talk about all the throws that are not deep balls. look at the number of target vs. drop. until the the king Stallworth left, Henderson was always #2. now he is #1. I have to give him credit though. Injured or not he is consistent. he sux in flat and over the middle. Originally Posted by foreverfan Just think if we would have had the speed of Henderson & Meachum when Bobby Hebert was the QB. It would have been a different story for the RBs. They can't put 8 on the line with those 2 in the game. I am not drinking the Herbert cool aid Originally Posted by foreverfan If we lose Moore & Bush, you're going to be screaming for Henderson. It's hard to lose that many players and remain the #1 offense. i agree we can not afford to lose all that speed in one season. I have a gut feeling Bush is all but done here, but then again Mickey may pull another rabbit out of the hat. Moore I am a fan of. Henderson is over paid and always was over paid in my opinion. You search my posts and u can see plenty of "If he stays oh well" statements. I have posted enough stats on him. So every year i am Mech is one season away joining the Stall = Hend = Mech statement. i gave all of them enough time before i started lamb basting them. Now if Henderson could be a PR/KR then that would be different. But some one on the saints side line does not believe him for that role. they try it every year and well we all know how that turns out.
	"We may have lost the game, but you'll be hurting tomorrow." Doug Atkins Last edited by hagan714; 07-27-2011 at 05:47 AM..

07-27-2011, 05:57 AM	#32
Memnoch_TP Logic Troll Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Southern Louisiana Posts: 565	Originally Posted by alleycat_126 Arrington hasn't done enough to be on the field, I think devery will be fine he had a down year. There's nobody else as explosive as Devery Out in Free Agency. Moss washed up, Ocho and T.O washed up, T. J Housh washed up, I would take a flyer on Mike Simms - Walker at a reasonable price Sidney Rice... Nuff Said. Crusader likes this.

07-28-2011, 01:51 PM	#33
lumm0x Resident antediluvian Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 2,026	We once thought Devery would be a perennial explosive wideout that scared opposing defenses, and his stat line always looked good with this huge yards per catch and some nice deep TD's. But during this time he frustrated fans and the coaching staff with drops and sporadic efforts. He has really come around as a player. He worked through the drops and has become a pretty consistent clutch receiver. I was even more impressed with him on our SB run when Brees went to him in situations that would have terrified me in the past. He's a quiet guy, plays his role, fills in as a returned when needed and can still be a very effective receiving option. With Meachem continuing to be a worse enigma than a young Devery was, Arrington having shown nothing but a pre-season flash, and Moore up in the air, I think Devery is a much needed WR in our system. We have no training camp to speak of and knowing the routes and scheme will be key. I think we'd be crazy to go without him especially with the conditions this year. papz likes this.

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