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I like this kid. Looked good on ST, looks good in routes and looked chisled...I bet he has lost a lot of weight. I think this kid can make the team and be a big help in the future. That will make up for not having a 5th rounder this year.
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Not to mention he had the key block that sprung McGahee!! GO JASON!Originally posted by Ebenezer
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from our angle it looked like he was holding on that play...got away with it...sad but true...Originally posted by DraftBoyNot to mention he had the key block that sprung McGahee!! GO JASON!
For all the education and practice each of us undergoes, the achievment of mastery is ultimately the outcome of a personal quest for understanding.Comment
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Originally posted by Ebenezer
didnt see the play, but nfl.com listed Peters as the key blockCOMING SOON...
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Jason Peters catching red zone passes from JP Losman....
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word out on him so far is that he has hands like a wide-out but cant block worth anything... if he can get his blocking together.. we have a definate weapon in a tackle/TE that can catch and run... a real "diamond in the rough"
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If you saw the game....he has definitely been working on his blocking. He made some nice blocks on ST.Originally posted by generalmills
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he did hold on one 10 yard run.. but i thought he looked good otherwise."All hockey players are bilingual. They know English and profanity." ~ Gordie HoweComment
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Peters isn't exactly the sharpest tool in the shed. Did he know what side of the field to line up at?Comment
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They will be using him more on offense. I falsely predicted that he would score a TD versus the Rams. Oh, well, maybe next week.Comment
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