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“I think it’s different week in and week out,” Gailey said. ”We have different packages in for the tight ends each week. Obviously Stupar made a couple of big plays for us last week, one in particular right before half. The guys have played their role pretty well. We just haven’t asked a lot of them. We haven’t done a lot with them.
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Seems strange, now that Nelson - our best receiver at TE is out - but Stupar did a good job catching it last week, and Chandler looked good blocking.Should have known, way back in 1960 when we drafted Richie Lucas Number 1, that this would be a long, hard ride. But who could have known it would be THIS bad?
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You mean...they change the gameplan each week? Astonishing! What's next? Maybe we could use electronic equipment to relay the plays from the coordinators to the quarterback?"Misguided political correctness tethers our intellects."
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Re: TE role more prominent?
Originally posted by Jan Reimers
Jonathan Stupar also has real good pass catching skills in my opinion.Comment
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With how much we use the spread I'm not surprised that we haven't used the TE as much. Really the only receiving style TE is Nelson and with his injuries, I won't be surprised to see us go after another receiving threat at TE. DJ Williams is someone that I'd really like in that role.
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