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Looking at our production at the wideout position, I would take CJ in a heartbeat. I cant look at anyone in the league right now at the WR position and say to myslef, man he would make CJ look stupid.
He has balzing speed, great hands, great route running, tall, good vertical leap, and the nfl is more reciever friendly these days. Now in the even that walter doesnt completely suck which I dont think he does, I could see CJ being the most productive WR on our team. He is the type of player that will demand double teams. I also think there is a much larger difference between a bust at WR and a bust at QB.
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i think JRuss and Cjohnson are great choices.
But, the QB touches the ball on every play. A good game a Wr has 8 touches, true he effects the plays he doesnt catch the ball - but we need a high impact player. Ive noticed every great Wr had a great Qb, although not many but there have been some really good Qbs w/out a good wr - Elway, Brady, Hasselback, Vince Young, - so i think a Qb would make a bigger impact - but thats just my opinion doesnt make me right.
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Well, that article pretty much clears up any confusion people may have had about Mr. Davis' confidence in Walter. He has none, and apparently the whole, "he was our top-rated QB that year" was a calculated move to try and get Young or Leinart to fall to us, which Leinart did, but Davis let Shell (WHAT?!? DAVIS LETTING SOMEONE ELSE MAKE A DECISION? SAY IT AIN'T SO. This should also help those who always say Davis needs to hand the reins to someone think twice about WHO he is handing those reins to) have his pick.
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1. Moss doesnt play when hes on the field. And hes getting up there in age when many players physical skills start to diminish anyway. 2. Porter causes problems for every coach he has played for in the NFL and there is no reason at all to think that will change now so its very clear NEITHER of them can be counted on. 3. Curry for all his heart is a #2 Wr anyway when healthy (a damn good one, but a #2 none the less) and he hasnt been able to stay healthy for very long since he came into the league. 4. Gabriel is a flash guy. He flashes some good plays here or there but never seems to have more than 1 good game in a row. He is a #3 Wr on a bad team and a #4 or 5 wr on a good team. 5. If ANYONE else on our roster has shown the least bit of ability to be more than a spot duty player in the NFL I sure havent seen it. Will Buchanon is nothing. Madsen is a decent WR/ TE tweener but not even close to an every down player. Whitted is James Jett in the new millenium (all speed no hands or physical abilities), and Morant has been an underachiever since leaving HIGH SCHOOL. Where in the world is the "depth" at WR? No wonder Walter couldnt succeed last year. He didnt have anyone to throw too. He didn t have anyone blocking for him. He had to take 5-7 step drops almost every play with all of the above going on as well. And his Rbs were either injured or ineffective. We need a playmaker WR. Depth at Qb you can get in the 2nd rounds and lower. You dont take a QB #1 because your team needs depth at that position. You take a QB #1 because you have no Qbs with starting talent on your roster and I feel very strongly that isnt the case in Oakland. We have ONE QB who can play in the NFL and be very effective if given help. CJ is absolutely the help we need. |
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Herman Moore never had a great QB and he had the league record for most catches in a season for a little while till Marvin smashed it. There have been MANY great WRs who didnt have great Qbs. And no great QB has ever been great without a GREAT supporting cast. Elway may not have had HOF receivers, but he certainly had very good ones, who were pro-bowlers (3 amigos, Shannon Sharpe, Rod Lewis). Brady had some very reliable wrs as well. Notice how they lost a couple of those guys and the O struggled last year for much of the time. Young barely completed 50% of his passes so how did he make the list as a great QB? He has a VERY long way to go before he can be mentioned in any good QB list. Hasselback has Jackson who has been one of the better WRs in the league. Jurevicious is a very good WR. Oh and i forget the name of the other WR who is putting up very nice numbers in Seattle. But the point is that Hasselbeck has had very good targets to throw too. |
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Thanks for helping clarify that fact.
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