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On the NFL Network show they showed Sammy's post game presser and he said he was watching the jumbo-tron and thought the other guy was 3-4 yards back and couldn't catch him.
Deon Sanders said Ft Myers players like to celebrate, but Sammy should have waited until he was in the paint of the end zone to do so.
"3 catches for 157 yards is easily found in the later parts of drafts. if you remove the 2 long plays, watkins only had 12 yards receiving."
fletch/very wide right
The guy only turned 21 this summer, and he's already a legitimate #1 receiver.
He's basically got twice the reception yardage than anyone else on this team.
I'm not surprised at his overall numbers, it's just a little more than what I anticipated out of him, mostly the TD pace.
Anyone who's the clear number 1 WR on a team is gonna put up big numbers if they stay healthy all year. Watkins was drafted to be and is the clear number 1.
Better rookie numbers than Megatron, AJ Green, Larry Fitzgerald, and Dez Bryant.
Almost any team would swap 1's and give another one for any of the guys on the list. If he can get to that level, which I think he can, he was well worth the price.
Wide receiver Kelvin Benjamin revealed an interesting pre-draft strategy he concocted: He intentionally ran a slow 40-yard dash at the Indianapolis scouting combine.
"Misguided political correctness tethers our intellects."
- Nicholas Cummings
If that's true, he's a moron. Why would you intentionally screw yourself out of millions of dollars?
Well, I tend to think he lied. But it is not totally unrealistic. I might have done the same. Consider this:
Would you rather play for the Raiders and earn 6mill per year. Or for a playoff team and earn 3 millions a year.
I will never understand how one would put himself in a bad position (think Raiders or well ... maybe ... Bills) for money if he already is assured to be a multimillionaire.
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