LACHAMP46
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Kinda the same....I don't think you just tear apart the top offense....a few tweaks....and guys like that should be replaced first...before being discarded like stale fish.
Rams offseason analysis: Wide receivers
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A stale fish with a few million dollars in the bank and a chance to latch on to another team and make even more.
Btw does anyone know why Tavon Austin wasn't used during the Falcons/Rams playoff game or was he and I missed it? Was he injured?
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Re Watkins:
Even though it's a no brainer that you franchise Joyner, I am not ready to give up on Watkins. He's talented. He's got hands like vise grips (a la Boldin) and he was our most productive receiver in the red zone.
I'm not sure it was just one thing that lead to his lack of receptions, but one thing that I have not read is the role McV had in this.
If Watkins was snagging all of those quick slants in the end zone for TDs, why couldn't we have ran more slants throughout the game? The cowboys used to kill with that play to Irvin and Rice could've made it to the HOF on that route alone.
Other than his TD catches, a lot of Watkins' grabs came around the hash marks behind the LBs. That play could have been called more.
IOW, there were other routes available besides just the deep stuff.
Watkins, like all of the receivers, did a great job blocking last year.
There's talent there and I would like to see another season of him and Goff working things out.
Even though it's a no brainer that you franchise Joyner, I am not ready to give up on Watkins. He's talented. He's got hands like vise grips (a la Boldin) and he was our most productive receiver in the red zone.
I'm not sure it was just one thing that lead to his lack of receptions, but one thing that I have not read is the role McV had in this.
If Watkins was snagging all of those quick slants in the end zone for TDs, why couldn't we have ran more slants throughout the game? The cowboys used to kill with that play to Irvin and Rice could've made it to the HOF on that route alone.
Other than his TD catches, a lot of Watkins' grabs came around the hash marks behind the LBs. That play could have been called more.
IOW, there were other routes available besides just the deep stuff.
Watkins, like all of the receivers, did a great job blocking last year.
There's talent there and I would like to see another season of him and Goff working things out.
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I counted at least ten receptions from Goff over the middle and slants for Watkins. I see good hands and a guy who knows how to get open.
What FA WR in this years FA market is better?
View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nBTFOVb_w4
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Thanks for posting this. This is exactly what I was talking about. Those slants and in routes over the middle were there.
...and those hands. This guy is good.
