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He's not going to catch half of 70 balls on this team. In KC he was option #2, behind Gonzalez. There was no option 3. (Seriously, who was there...Devard Darling? Terrence Copper?).
He'd run into the same problems Galloway did here, not being in the right spot at the right time for Brady to trust him. He uses his size, and not any kind of route-running ability to get open. He's just not a good fit for this offense.
Are you really comparing his game to Deion Branch's? Branch ran some of the best routes ever seen in Foxboro, was shifty, and made some great yards after the catch. None of those things apply to Bowe.
bowe actually runs decent routes.......not as well as branch, but then again, nobody does, so you're not going to find that again, but the comparison is to what what part of the field he works which is the mid range which is a perfect complement to the deep threat in moss and the short game of welker edelman.
the galloway comparison is about as off-base as it gets
bowe actually runs decent routes.......not as well as branch, but then again, nobody does, so you're not going to find that again, but the comparison is to what what part of the field he works which is the mid range which is a perfect complement to the deep threat in moss and the short game of welker edelman.
the galloway comparison is about as off-base as it gets
I think my Galloway comparison in regards to while he'd fail in New England is as perfect as it gets. Also feel free to substitute Donald Hayes. To be a WR on this team, you have to have Brady's complete trust that you'll be where your supposed to be at the right time. That's why Galloway and Hayes failed, and Aiken, amongst other reasons. You have to make the same reads, the same sight adjustments, and be precise. It's why Givens and Gaffney were successful here.
This is not Bowe's game. If the Patriots got Bowe, he'd likely be strictly a red zone target, which isn't the ideal use of a 2nd round pick.
Frankly, I think we'd come out well ahead if we used the 2nd rounder on Golden Tate or some other WRs instead.
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I think my Galloway comparison in regards to while he'd fail in New England is as perfect as it gets. Also feel free to substitute Donald Hayes. To be a WR on this team, you have to have Brady's complete trust that you'll be where your supposed to be at the right time. That's why Galloway and Hayes failed, and Aiken, amongst other reasons. You have to make the same reads, the same sight adjustments, and be precise. It's why Givens and Gaffney were successful here.
This is not Bowe's game. If the Patriots got Bowe, he'd likely be strictly a red zone target, which isn't the ideal use of a 2nd round pick.
Frankly, I think we'd come out well ahead if we used the 2nd rounder on Golden Tate or some other WRs instead.
c'mon!!!! you've got a better imagination than that!!!! just compare him to marquise hill.....its almost as irrelevant
gaffney successful here? you kidding me? if he was, he would still be here.....if you call disappearing for 5 game chunks successful, okay then
golden tate? talk about someone who doesn't run routes.....he either does screens or goes deep
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c'mon!!!! you've got a better imagination than that!!!! just compare him to marquise hill.....its almost as irrelevant
gaffney successful here? you kidding me? if he was, he would still be here.....if you call disappearing for 5 game chunks successful, okay then
I guess we've reached the end of productive conversation then. I also think that this is another case of fantasy football warping reality. Just keep in mind the sharp drop in Bowe's production after Gonzalez left.
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I guess we've reached the end of productive conversation then. I also think that this is another case of fantasy football warping reality. Just keep in mind the sharp drop in Bowe's production after Gonzalez left.
not at all.....FF has nothing to do with it since I don't waste my time with that stuff
He did lead the league and droppies and the cheif have signed chambers due to this knuckle head.
but bb would help his pal.
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I would take this guy in a heartbeat. He's not as slow as some people believe, but he's not a burner. I'd say he's a similar player to Boldin but not as brutally physical. He's not afraid to go over the middle, has good leaping ability, and is a big target.I think he'd be a great fit opposite Moss to run those intermediate routes.
This belief that we need another burner to stretch the field is one I do not support. I think we need a guy in the Boldin/Bowe mold to line up outside who is physical, goes over the middle, can fight off the jam well, and works the intermediate zone of the field well.