I like the work that he did. Just two thoughts:
1.) I think he has Moss running a few too many comeback routes. He made a great point with Hernandez running few comeback routes because it doesn't play to one of his greatest strengths: his speed. If that's the case, why have Moss run so many when he's even faster, leaner, and it opens him up to hard shots in his back. I'm not saying he won't, but it would keep him healthier if he didn't run as many comeback routes.
2.) He meantioned Torry Holt of less of a finese runner and more of a strength guy. I don't know about that. In St. Louis, he was known for his speed, his crisp routes, and his soft hands. That doesn't sound like David Givens to me. Also, the man is about the same as Moss. He takes good care of his body. Many of the Rams receivers often went down early rather than fight for extra yards. I think his contributions could be significatnly more than we anticipate. If he can grasp the mental aspects of our offense, and show the hustle to really go after the ball, I think he can really push Tate. Yes, Tate was with the first team in the previous camp. But that was a teaching camp and it was only shorts and T-shirts. Let's hope it's a competitive battle in camp.
From Sideline to Slideline,
Sid