mcaj22 |
02-19-2013 10:52 PM |
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Originally Posted by htismaqe
(Post 9417836)
You're right, Pinkston was a sub 4.4 guy. I just didn't think of it because he didn't have the same kind of "speed" that Desean Jackson or Percy Harvin is.
Todd Pinkston was essentially you're straight line track guy. I always thought he looked stiff on the field. Jackson and especially Harvin are "shifty". Maybe quickness is a better term than speed?
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the fact is Andy Reid has always had speed at WR in some form, yes he can do with Bowe what he did with TO, but there was always fast WRs in Philly, some more dynamic than others, but they were all evaluated based on their 40 times and their ability to get behind safeties so they could air the ball out 40 times in a season like you said.
Todd Pinkston was the straight line monster, and is essentially exactly what Im saying this team needs, if not a dynamic speed play maker like Harvin that can run combo routes with versatility, or a guy like Todd Pinkston that is pure straight speed behind the safety.
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