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Gino


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TJ Houshmandzadeh and Seattle agree on a 5 yr deal there. so will Seattle get Crabtree???? we'll let that be decided by you.

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No way you get crabtree. There was skepticism about getting him without t.j. Now you have 3 good receivers on that team. Draft either line.

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3? name the other 2

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ok. Hmmmm who was that super bowl mvp again... deion branch. and nate burleson.

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i can name a few Dion Branch, Koren Robinson, Bobby Engram

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cheesybacon24 wrote:

ok. Hmmmm who was that super bowl mvp again... deion branch. and nate burleson.



 Just because he won SB MVP doesn't mean he is good. He is in that category with Dexter Jackson and Larry Brown. Oh yeah a future HOF QB throwing him the ball helped him out to. He has not had success in Seattle yet. Burelson has never had over 1,000 yards in a season for seattle.



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i can name a few Dion Branch, Koren Robinson, Bobby Engram


 
Koren Robinson hasn't had a good season since 2003. Bobby Engram is like 35 or 36, and is starting to look washed up. I would take Crabtree over him anyday.

 



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Right but lets totally "forget" to talk about the guy "getting" them the ball. Hasselbeck has been mediocre at best these past couple years. They are still very talented receivers baja.

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I can name a bunch of wideouts who have done great with  average QB.

-- Edited by baja at 19:07, 2009-03-02

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okay name some.

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Randy Moss,TO, Larry Fitzgerald

-- Edited by baja at 19:51, 2009-03-02

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Your telling me that

Randy Moss: Duante Culpepper and Tom Brady are average?

TO: Joe Montana, Donovan McNabb and Tony Romo are average?

Larry Fitzgerald: Kurt Warner is average?

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if u say those guys are average then Detroit Lions are an awesome team.

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LOL u are very funny pistons more like Randall Cunningham,Jeff Garcia, and Matt Leinart

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Daunte Culpepper is more Average than Tom Brady. Tony Romo is Average compared to McNabb and Montana cause he can get them into the playoffs then not win a game. Kurt Warner isn't average. He has had the three best passing games in Super Bowl history and just the fact that he has made it to three super bowls is just something thats not done by many people ever.

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I never said he was average

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Jeff Garcia was a excellent QB in SF, Matt Leinart is below avg. QB and Randall Cunningham an excellent QB in Minnesota

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Randall was good because he played with 2 future HOFs

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Jeff Garcia Played with TO in SF then he played with Roy Williams in Detroit then he played with Kevin Curtis then played with Mark or Michael Clayton and Joey Galloway

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Jeff Garcia Played with TO in SF then he played with Roy Williams in Detroit then he played with Kevin Curtis then played with Mark or Michael Clayton and Joey Galloway


Whats your point?

 



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he also played with great receivers like Randall Cunningham.

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And Garcia had his best seasons in SF when he had the best talent at WR. Garcia is average and so was Randall with the Vikes.

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Baja, i was making a point, you said that Randy Moss, TO, and Fitz were good with average QB's which clearly is not true


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I'm not sure I'd put Housh in the top 10, but he's definately top 20.

I think Seattle overbid for him a little, but he's certinaly better then anyone else Seattle has now, and might be able to pump back some life into that Seattle offense.

They probably won't take Crabtree, but I still wouldn't rule them out.  Seattle depth at WR is really thin, and Housh is 31 so you have to wonder how much longer he can be a #1 option.

Needless to say Seattle has alot of holes to fill on both sides of the ball though, so this pick is huge for them.  Typically in these situtations you build from the inside out.

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Um yeah they were

Randy moss had 2 1,000 yard seasons with Cunningham

TO had 3 1,000 yard seasons with Garcia

Fitz had a 1,000 yard season with Leinart

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Well how much has Leinart played with Fitz? I mean Warner played more with him than Leinart and see what Warner did with him. yeah i think its possible that if Bolden leaves and Warner does come back to the Cards then Fitz could possibly have a 2,000 Yard season

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Leinart started 12 games for the Cards in 2006 and Fitz got 946 yards and 6 TDs.

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with houshmanzedeh off the market, all i know is that the eagles better trade for bolidn, or else philly might riot

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