7. The reason the Bills kept Josh Reed as a fourth receiver over Drew Haddad is because they didn't want to gamble with inexperience during Roscoe Parrish's recovery from wrist surgery. Parrish is going to miss at least the first month of the season, but he has all the looks of being a great third receiver. The Eric Moulds-Lee Evans-Parrish trio was one of the scariest of the preseason. But Haddad lacks game experience. Reed has it. So Haddad had to go, and Reed was going to stay.
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experienced stone hands vs young potential that can catch.... hmmmm....
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Drew Haddad: Born: 08/15/1978
Josh Reed: Born: 05/01/1980
Young does not apply to this comparision.
Maybe Bills did a poll asking fans if Drew should make roster and most said "No" since many did not have a clue (same ones doing wave during opener when we were on offense) they were asking about Drew Bledsoe?
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Originally posted by Dicknoze69I don't think either guy's age had anything to do with it.
It was Reed's game-experience that gave him an edge.
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Originally posted by G. HostI think it was Reed's ability to BLOCK - he has been labelled by some in organization as best blocking WR we have and Moulds is known as a good block WR.
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Originally posted by camelcowboyIF they want to block bring in a tightend, a receiver should be able to catch if the ball hits him in the numbers.
Just get rid of the QB's Helmet radio reciever and have the coach just use a bullhorn.
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Originally posted by DozerdogNothing like tipping the other team what play you are running.
Just get rid of the QB's Helmet radio reciever and have the coach just use a bullhorn.
plus we are talking about downfield blocking in a lot of cases not at the LOS.
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Originally posted by DozerdogNothing like tipping the other team what play you are running.
Just get rid of the QB's Helmet radio reciever and have the coach just use a bullhorn.
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Let's see what this kid can do without Bledsoe.
Bledsoe was so slow in his progressions, he would rarely get to option 3 or 4 on his checkdown list before getting sacked, or just forcing a bad pass.
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