Darren Sproles may be the only player listed there that i would bat an eye at. Maybe Holmes or Edwards for insight to the Jets, but we pretty much have there number when we show up to play anyways.

"It's been fun to get the reaction of visiting coaches to the color of their locker room. Most don't notice it, but those that do are in trouble. . . . When I talk to an opposing coach before a game and he mentions the pink walls, I know I've got him. I can't recall a coach who has stirred up a fuss about the color and then beat us.” Hayden Fry

Edwards would give us a nice speed option along side Marshall, but I'm not sure if the locker-room is big enough to hold both their egos.

And neither one has very great hands.

"It's been fun to get the reaction of visiting coaches to the color of their locker room. Most don't notice it, but those that do are in trouble. . . . When I talk to an opposing coach before a game and he mentions the pink walls, I know I've got him. I can't recall a coach who has stirred up a fuss about the color and then beat us.” Hayden Fry

g_fish55 Wrote:
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> And neither one has very great hands.

You gotta be kidding me!! Both have great hands.

ok i did some quick research and as it turns out Braylon turned it around and only had i think 2 drops or something last year, but Marshall was 3rd in the Nfl with 11 drops. Not exactly great hands.

"It's been fun to get the reaction of visiting coaches to the color of their locker room. Most don't notice it, but those that do are in trouble. . . . When I talk to an opposing coach before a game and he mentions the pink walls, I know I've got him. I can't recall a coach who has stirred up a fuss about the color and then beat us.” Hayden Fry

g_fish55 Wrote:
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> ok i did some quick research and as it turns out
> Braylon turned it around and only had i think 2
> drops or something last year, but Marshall was 3rd
> in the Nfl with 11 drops. Not exactly great hands.

Check Marshall's stats pre-Miami/Henne. The man has HUGE hands and can catch almost anything...but our terrible offensive strategies hampered him last year.

You want bad hands? Look at Ted Ginn.



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montequi Wrote:
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> You want bad hands? Look at Ted Ginn.


RESPONSE: I'll drink to that!

DUH, PLEXICO !!!!

DaytonaDolfan13 Wrote:
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> DUH, PLEXICO !!!!

Hide the firearms!! Oh...and don't let him drive

montequi Wrote:
> Check Marshall's stats pre-Miami/Henne. The man
> has HUGE hands and can catch almost anything...but
> our terrible offensive strategies hampered him
> last year.
>

Before he got to Miami, Marshall was a guy who averaged 6 catches a game, at 12 yards a catch. With Henne, he averaged 6 catches a game, for 12 yards per catch. He is what he is. People who expect more than what he did last year are expecting him to outperform his career norms.

And he does not have great hands.

In 2010, Marshall caught 65% of the passes targeted for him, with a league leading 13 drops. Bess and Hartline combined for just 10 drops.

In 2009, Marshall caught 68% of the passes targeted for him, with 8 drops, which was 9th most in the league.

In 2008, Marshall caught 59% of the passes targeted for him, with 16 drops, 2nd most in the league.

Braylon Edwards had an awful year in 2008, with 19 drops to lead the league. But, in 2009 and 2010, he only had 4 drops each year.