SJ is a slot-man now
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My only concern with this is he's going to take bigger hits. And he's not exactly clutch in terms of his hands. So I hope he's got the awareness to know where the defenders are between the hash marks.I remember that one fateful day when Coach took me aside. I knew what was coming. "You don't have to tell me," I said. "I'm off the team, aren't I?"
"Well," said Coach, "you never were really ON the team. You made that uniform you're wearing out of rags and towels, and your helmet is a toy space helmet.
You show up at practice and then either steal the ball and make us chase you to get it back, or you try to tackle people at inappropriate times."
It was all true what he was saying. And yet, I thought something is brewing inside the head of this Coach.
He sees something in me, some kind of raw talent that he can mold. But that's when I felt the handcuffs go on.
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I hope the fact that Da'Rick Rogers' name wasn't mentioned in that article is not a bad thing - I would say that he is the most intriguing player the bills have brought in in a very long time.
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I hope the fact that Da'Rick Rogers' name wasn't mentioned in that article is not a bad thing - I would say that he is the most intriguing player the bills have brought in in a very long time.www.gamersconspiracy.com - where gamers conspire
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Originally posted by ublinkwescore View PostI hope the fact that Da'Rick Rogers' name wasn't mentioned in that article is not a bad thing - I would say that he is the most intriguing player the bills have brought in in a very long time.
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I hope the fact that Da'Rick Rogers' name wasn't mentioned in that article is not a bad thing - I would say that he is the most intriguing player the bills have brought in in a very long time.
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Originally posted by better days View PostPeter King just wrote that Roger's reminds him of a young Randy Moss...............that sounds exciting.
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Originally posted by IlluminatusUIUC View PostThat comparison can go a lot of ways. I hope he means a young Moss in that he's fluid and fast and uncoverable, rather than being distracted and lazy when it's not his turn to catch the ball.
Well let me amend that. He was always an IDIOT, but he had more focus on Football when he was young.Last edited by better days; 08-01-2013, 02:13 PM.
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Originally posted by better days View PostWhen Moss was young, he was not the IDIOT he evolved into when he got older.
Well let me amend that. He was always an IDIOT, but he had more focus on Football when he was young.
Moss needed a leader to set him straight. He had that in Minnesota, then again in New England, but he eventually tuned B&B out.
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Originally posted by MitchMurrayDowntown View PostFiat justitia ruat caelum. Noli timere. Laus Deo.
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doesn't the team's third best reciever, or the team's most shifty reciever go into the slot - historically speaking - hopefully he is playing there because woods and rogers are already proving to be better than him - imagine if we have a team consisting of randy moss, tim brown and a bigger roscoe parrish in the slot - or a new Andre Reed in the slot...www.gamersconspiracy.com - where gamers conspire
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Originally posted by ublinkwescore View Postdoesn't the team's third best reciever, or the team's most shifty reciever go into the slot - historically speaking - hopefully he is playing there because woods and rogers are already proving to be better than him - imagine if we have a team consisting of randy moss, tim brown and a bigger roscoe parrish in the slot - or a new Andre Reed in the slot...
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Originally posted by stuckincincy View PostReads like camp trash talk. BUF coaches would have to have their faces buried in a bowl of wet Cheerios to dub SJ as a slot.
Johnson, the Bills' No. 1 receiver, is seeing most of his work at an inside position in the slot this summer. That's a big change.
“It's easy money,” says Johnson, because he has more room to go in either direction from the slot.
“I got talent around me, you know?” Johnson said. “I'm not stupid to the fact we've got burners. We've got guys who can run and stretch the defense.”
Rookie Robert Woods and second-year man T.J. Graham are battling to be the second starting receiver, opposite Johnson. But the reality is the Bills likely will have three receivers on the field a majority of the time. Graham is an outside, vertical threat. Woods has the ability to play inside or outside, but he spent most of his college career playing outside for the University of Southern California. Rookie Marquise Goodwin is a vertical threat who could play inside or outside.
Johnson is the best inside receiver on the Bills' roster.
“I can get past a DB,” Johnson said, “but why not put me inside and let me work with the linebackers and nickel guys and let our speed guys do work on the outside? We've got versatility in our room where we have the ability to do that.”
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