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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Anyone else want to tell me that he stunk in SD and would probably go the way of Donald Hayes?
The guy was CLUTCH today.
Anyone else want to tell me that he stunk in SD and would probably go the way of Donald Hayes?
The guy was CLUTCH today.
Saying he was a good pickup is an understatement. He has a place in the receiving corps for quite a few years, I would guess. And don't forget Jabar Gaffney... another talented second rounder that didn't work out, that the Pats picked up off the scrap heap and inserted seamlessly. Back to back 100 yard receiving games from him. Deion who? (Note, the Texans were absolute fools to give up on Gaffney like they did, so his success is in no way surprising. That snake oil salesman Casserly sure does know how to pick 'em...)
You think ?
Sarcasm aside, you were one of his staunchest supporters always pointing out that he had become their #2 WR before tearing his ACL. I remember - and you were right.
i hadn't noticed him in SD.
early this season he looked fast to me, but....weak. that's the best word i can think of rite now. didn't look like he was a go-to WR.
well god bless him. he broke thru today, huh?
one of my favorite sequences in the game was the look on his face when he caught the TD pass. he just screamed his head off, then looked over at quentin jammer and started giving him the business.
jammer was basically out of his head most of the game.
that was some heavy stuff going on out there.
Anyone else want to tell me that he stunk in SD and would probably go the way of Donald Hayes?
The guy was CLUTCH today.
Anyone else want to tell me that he stunk in SD and would probably go the way of Donald Hayes?
The guy was CLUTCH today.