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and almost hurt Mark Clayton as well with awful passes at the College Football Challenge on Fox. Other than that, if he put some touch on some of those balls he throws to our guys, we may see a new AB.
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The Donte\' I saw at Tennesse was a gamebreaker, but he had decent quarterbacking, yes Clausen I believe it was. He was high on a lot of draft board for that ability. I don\'t see how he would come to the pros and regress, although injuries have hampered him every year but this one. HE still doesn\'t have a consistent QB. One minute he is rifling a slant into the dirt and the next he is floating a deep ball over his head. Kinda hard to get a rhythm like that.
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Joe Horn don\'t seem to have no trouble catching \'em.
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AB doomed Braylon Edwards
But Boo, Pathon, Conwell, and Donte do.
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I suppose AB only throws good passes to Horn.. If Brooiks only had more leadership then those other guys would hang on to the damn ball.. ![]() |
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Either leadership, or a new team. I vote the latter. :P
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But then how is this even a discussion? Joe is one of the best WRs in the league, of course he catches more. |
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I think if Brooks showed more leadership that Donte\', Boo, Conwell, and Pathon would catch the ball as consistently as Joe Horn. I think Joe Horn just doesn\'t require as much leadership as the other receivers do. That probably holds true for Wayne Gandy and Victor Riley too. Those two guys need some more leadership at the QB position. Now, doesn\'t that just sound crazy? |
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Jokes aside, don\'t you think certain QBs inspire the players around them to try harder? Look at Favre. Donald Driver, Robert Brooks, Antonio Freeman. Those guys WERE NOT pro bowl caliber receivers, but they made the pro bowl with Favre throwing them the ball. Why? Cause Favre\'s receivers WANT to be their best. You think Peyton\'s receivers want to play better cause of him? I do. Those are leaders. If there is a guy I barely wanna play with throwing me the ball, and I feel he is not a leader or not the guy to take my team in the right direction, I ain\'t killing myself for him. I am gonna do just enough, but not over and beyond. Leadership often times is enough to get you over that hump. Think Brady\'s receivers see him as a leader? I sure as hell do. How about McNabb\'s receivers? As crappy as they had been, I know they see him as the leader.
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