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Originally Posted by Tuckdaddy
In NE Cassel was good and now he struggles and no doubt it's our WR's. That's the difference. I think Cassel is not that great be we have the worst WR's in the league and it hurts him even being mediocre. They have trouble getting open. Lenny the cool says it every broadcast. He knows what an open reciever looks like and our don't get open that much, You can tell on TV. How many yards after catch do any of them get? None. They are tackled immediiately. I bet our YAC is the worst in the league.
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dude, you cant just make statements like that and place all the blame on the wideouts.
If the ball is put in a place where they can catch it in stride, the YAC would be better but he almost always puts the ball in a place where the receiver has to lose speed to catch it and in many instances they have to stop altogether and struggle to just touch the ball.
Its not like Bowe was a 1000 yard receiver in both of his two years before Cassel got here.
Bowe had more yards in 2008 than in every game combined with Cassel...
coincidence?
If you are trying to say that Dexter McCluster doesnt get open, I dont know what to tell you.
If you are saying that his passes to Moeaki have been accurate and in a fashion that allows him to continue on his path to gain more yards...well just look at my sig for a moment.
How many times has the ball his a running backs feet on a swing pass?
I mean, really are you seriously trying to say that the bigger problem is the guys he has to throw to?
If so, I strongly disagree.
I am of the small group here that thinks that this group of receivers could be a damn fine group of we had a good quarterback and all we truly need is a real #1 guy (and of course, a real quarterback) to make it a truly ELITE group. Especially with how deadly our running attack has beed and how much attention it gathers from opponents.