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ToxSocks 04-27-2011 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Bo's Pelini (Post 7595952)

Ok, so we can pretty much throw the "not Elusive" argument out the window now.

Nice find.

ToxSocks 04-27-2011 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by chiefsnorth (Post 7595963)
He is a gadget player, it doesn't really matter what position they list him at... His role will probably be about the same

This.

OnTheWarpath15 04-27-2011 01:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Red 5 (Post 7595950)
That's great, cherry pick one of the two impact plays he made last year.

A 40 yard punt return with 2:30 left in a blowout is an impact play?

Hammock Parties 04-27-2011 01:40 PM

Just stop with the cherry picking guys, we know he made a couple plays.

I save every highlight a player makes. Here's the sum total of McCluster's playmaking:

31-yard catch
15-yard catch
15-yard catch
14-yard catch
19-yard catch
11-yard catch
10-yard catch

22-yard screen

20-yard reverse
15-yard run

38-yard punt return
94-yard punt return

That's a big bag of shit for #36. And considering how many times he touched the ball on special teams, the lack of plays there is awful.

ToxSocks 04-27-2011 01:41 PM

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Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58 (Post 7595977)
A 40 yard punt return with 2:30 left in a blowout is an impact play?

The point was to demonstrate his ability that GC has clearly made an effort to dismiss with his cherry picked Gifs.

I'm pretty sure that's been put to rest now.

Titty Meat 04-27-2011 01:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Red 5 (Post 7595980)
Just stop with the cherry picking guys, we know he made a couple plays.

I save every highlight a player makes. Here's the sum total of McCluster's playmaking:

31-yard catch
15-yard catch
15-yard catch
14-yard catch
19-yard catch
11-yard catch
10-yard catch

22-yard screen

20-yard reverse
15-yard run

38-yard punt return
94-yard punt return

That's a big bag of shit for #36. And considering how many times he touched the ball on special teams, the lack of plays there is awful.


And he also had a high ankle sprain that took away some explosiveness. He contributed in our first 2 victories.

OnTheWarpath15 04-27-2011 01:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Red 5 (Post 7595980)
Just stop with the cherry picking guys, we know he made a couple plays.

I save every highlight a player makes. Here's the sum total of McCluster's playmaking:

31-yard catch
15-yard catch
15-yard catch
14-yard catch
19-yard catch
11-yard catch
10-yard catch

22-yard screen

20-yard reverse
15-yard run

38-yard punt return
94-yard punt return

That's a big bag of shit. And considering how many times he touched the ball on special teams, the lack of plays there is awful.

Question:

Of the plays you listed, during how many of them did he MAKE someone miss?

Marcellus 04-27-2011 01:43 PM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2x06F...eature=related

What this video and just try to tell me DMC is not elusive. That shit is sick.

chiefsnorth 04-27-2011 01:43 PM

ROFL what a stupid argument

OnTheWarpath15 04-27-2011 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Marcellus (Post 7595988)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2x06F...eature=related

What this video and just try to tell me DMC is not elusive. That shit is sick.

ROFL

That juke move was the best move he made all year.

DJ's left nut 04-27-2011 01:44 PM

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Originally Posted by BCD (Post 7595962)
YOU CANT CHERRY PICK!

Honest to God, you guys are beating your chests over a 12 yard run because he made someone miss?

Look at LaGarrette Blount highlites and you'll see an 'elusive' RB. He has his TD leaping into the endzone. He has his spin moves leaving DEs in the dust. Hell, he hurdles a MFing guy.

He also weighs about 50 lbs more than McCluster, is much more durable, stronger and just as fast in a straight line. Oh, and he was an UDFA.

You can get scat-backs with picks a hell of a lot lower than 36 overall. Hell, you can get quality RBs with picks lower than that. McCluster was a bad pick and some 12 yard run where he makes a DE trip over his own feet doesn't do anything to show otherwise.

Hammock Parties 04-27-2011 01:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Detoxing (Post 7595981)
The point was to demonstrate his ability that GC has clearly made an effort to dismiss with his cherry picked Gifs.

I'm pretty sure that's been put to rest now.

LMAO

So he made a couple plays and now he has "ability?"

No, he doesn't. If he had ability it would show up consistently. Not once in awhile.

BigCatDaddy 04-27-2011 01:45 PM

So how do his numbers stack up with everyone's "Golden" WR most here wanted before the draft?

G Rec Yards
2010 Seattle 11 21 227

ToxSocks 04-27-2011 01:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Red 5 (Post 7595980)
Just stop with the cherry picking guys, we know he made a couple plays.

I save every highlight a player makes. Here's the sum total of McCluster's playmaking:

31-yard catch
15-yard catch
15-yard catch
14-yard catch
19-yard catch
11-yard catch
10-yard catch

22-yard screen

20-yard reverse
15-yard run

38-yard punt return
94-yard punt return

That's a big bag of shit for #36. And considering how many times he touched the ball on special teams, the lack of plays there is awful.

Ok.

Special teams aside, he touched the ball 39 times. Of those 39 touches YOU counted 10 plays of 10 yards or more.

So he averages a play of 10 yards or more 1 out of 4 times.

Yeah.......nice argument you've made there.

DJ's left nut 04-27-2011 01:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58 (Post 7595977)
A 40 yard punt return with 2:30 left in a blowout is an impact play?

No, a 12 yard run where he cuts past a DE is though.

Those ****ing DE's that are getting ready to engage a pulling guard are damn tough to get around.


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