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Once Eric Moulds leaves this team, either after this year or in the future, can you see him as a slot reciever or us trying to use him as steve smith only being a #2 reciever? I do!
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I thought he was a big bigger than Roscoe... maybe by 20 lbs or so.
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same heightComment
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Roscoe hasn't shown me anything yet except a lack of understanding of clock management. I'll believe it when I see it.Comment
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Parrish' future... no one knows but it's urgent to use his explosiveness on PRs and 3rd downs...
"Defeat is simply a signal to press onward"
- Helen Keller
- "What we call failure is not the falling down, but the staying down"
- - Mary Pickford
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that is unecessarily harsh.Originally posted by OpIv37"All hockey players are bilingual. They know English and profanity." ~ Gordie HoweComment
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Man....Op is pissed.Comment
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I would rather see tha we draft one of these five guys in next years draft and keep Parrish in the slot
Santonio Holmes Ohio St.
Chad Jackson Florida a
Derek Hagan Arizona St. 6-2 197 n/a
Martin Nance Miami (OH) 6-5 210 4.50
Demetrius Williams
One of them is bound to be available for our 2nd round pick.
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I like the idea of Roscoe blossoming into a steve smith (who wouldnt want steve smith on their team?) but reality says he will probably never be as good as Smith (who looks like a perrenial pro-bowler if he can stay healthy)
Evans and Parrish would work with a very accurate qb. I don't think we have one of those, at least not yet. We need a big guy. I like the idea of drafting a taller guy with good hands.Originally posted by TopdogOriginally posted by mercyruleOriginally posted by mercyruleComment
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I like the idea of keeping Moulds, with Evans as the #2 and Parrish in the slot.
Call me sentimental.Comment
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I doubt Moulds would do it, but in the slot with speed on the ends would be interesting to see.Comment
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He's only played 1 game. You should be more like the JP bashers and give him 4 games before you consign him to the garbage dump.Originally posted by OpIv37
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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I'm not consigning him to the garbage dump- it's just we heard so much about this guy- how he was gonna make an immediate impact and all that. Well through two games, all he did was miss a punt and run around like a moron while precious seconds ticked off the clock. A player at any level needs to be aware of the game situation (of course, he played in Miami where they only schedule outclassed competition, so he probably has no experience being in close games).Originally posted by Jan ReimersHe's only played 1 game. You should be more like the JP bashers and give him 4 games before you consign him to the garbage dump.
And I don't entirely blame Parrish- we've got at least 3 other guys who can return punts. I don't even know why such an inexperienced guy was out there at that point in the game. Plus that reverse play- the coaches almost seem desperate to put the ball in his hands, which is putting way too much confidence/stress on a rookie who has missed a lot of practice.Comment
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Steve Smith is bigger than Parrish.Comment
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