01-31-2013, 03:41 PM
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2nd Team Getting Their First Start
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Re: Where Is The Pats Deep Threat At????
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Originally Posted by tonyto3690
This sums it up quite nicely. Our best years in the playoffs were when we had small possession receivers that were worse than Lloyd. Whenever we've had a passing dominant or "HERP DERP TRUE DEEP THREAT" we've lost.
In fact, since we've become a "offensive team" we are what? Barely over .500? Before we ever had a "HERP DERP TRUE DEEP THREAT" we were what? 14-2?
This moronic obsession with a deep threat needs to stop. What we need is another reliable receiver that can win one on one matchups outside the numbers and run a full route tree. We need 2010 Branch, not 2004 Moss or 2008 Fitzgerald. I think if we resign Edelman he can more than adequately fill that role and then we're just looking to fill quality depth and a quality #3 WR for any spread packages we run.
Gronk and Hernandez are locked up for 6 years. Those two are better receiving options than 80% of the league has. We don't need more weapons. We need consistent production out of those two and reliable receivers that don't drop balls every single time we have a need for a crucial catch and Brady hits them between the numbers.
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You obviously do not understand football.
When all of your targets are short to midrange, 0 deep threats, it's pretty easy to control...why cannot you get this?
Having at least 1 deep threat is needed for the defense to account for.
That is all.
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