I'm concerned also but Hartline might be the most reliable WR on the team. He has great hands and the ability to make space from the CB (he was jipped on that pass interference call). Having said that, he is very average for an NFL receiver overall. Basically, we have a below average WR corps.
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Coming into this training camp I thought WR would be our worst position but clearly the staring offensive line was the worst part of our team the last couple games...followed by our secondary. I've been especially concerned about Jake Long's play. He is clearly not living up to his "pro-bowl" status. I'll give Jake Grove more time to get his thing together.
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I gave this draft a grade of D...below average...because only one player we drafted had value at the position we picked him: Chris Clemons in the fifth round (Vontae Davis was close but not quite). We reached on every player we drafted. Not only that, every single player we drafted have issues that could lead to the "bust" label. There were safer, better respected players at the sam
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Nice post Realist. I agree with everything you said here (amazing). I am more concerned about the future however. I think it will be tougher to win our division once Brady comes back. I think it will be nearly impossible to get 11 wins in the next two years unless we strike gold at the following positions: WR - Ginn is no Chambers...and Chambers had only one good season, otherwise he has
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