It says that having better receivers than we had last year (a dubious claim at best given the departure of a thrid round NFL pick) is a reason to be hopeful.
Nice sidestep. We were talking about Lamark and you thought you would throw in my quote to do what? You were insinuating that people were referring to him as a savior for the team and I said nobody believes that to be the case his true freshman season. So you replied w/ something where I mentioned Lamark. Is that it?
Yamon prolly sucked last year at this time according to you. Truth be told Yamon's draft status was based on a 40 at the combine, kick returning ability...and, and, and, nothing else. He was not particularly elusive. His hands were not reliable. Very small.
Moreira = small and no speed. He did possess great elusiveness, body control, balance, etc. but simply not explosive enough to make too much of an impact.
We had zero size last year. Zero. Oh we had a hobbling Jordy and Gonzales but not a true threat w/ size.
We know that a healthy Jordy, Pierce, and Lamark are all big and can run. Murphy and Hogan appear to be athletic.
It takes a fool to look at last year's WR corps and this year's and not see a positive difference in numbers, size, and athleticism. Will they play great off the bat or even next year? Who knows...but it's hilarious you are in love w/ last year's group when you were probably damning them a year ago.
So, who here thinks Larmark would have played receiver for Bill Snyder as a true freshman?
It's settled then.
