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reasonable1
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Originally posted by qnnhan7:
Originally posted by StOnEy333:
Originally posted by SofaKing:
Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
where are the guys who said he wouldn't make it past the bye week?
Hanging out with Skip Bayless.
Skip nutted all over himself this morning, singing the praises of Alex.
Being a Tony Romo fan can do that to him when he sees a qb like Smith who doesn't turn the ball over early and often like Romo.
Did you see his latest article on espn.com?? He basically washed his hands of Romo...typical. But I'm quite sure that after the first great game he has will be right back on it.
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OntheInside
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Originally posted by hondakillerzx:
moss still has wheels. after the shake and bake on that db he turned on the jets and smoked the other guys. this dude still got it
Shake bake nothing. Acho in full stride, moss jukin sideways. Acho and Porche 911 left in dust as moss hyper-accelerates up field. Haters gonna have a hard time explaining the too old/slow mantra. To bad they don't use Moss to beat good teams. Hopefully Gore and defense get Moss his ring but getting spanked by good QB/defense in playoffs more likely this year because of inability to loosen up 2nd level of D when Moss not on the field(which is most of the game).
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Kolohe
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We need to get this guy more reps or more involved, man I wish Smith would throw to him more.
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jreff22
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Originally posted by Kolohe:
We need to get this guy more reps or more involved, man I wish Smith would throw to him more.
problem is he only plays for half or less of the O snaps.....and a third of those are runs
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LasVegasWally
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Secret weapon for Roman in the playoffs?
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jreff22
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Originally posted by LasVegasWally:
Secret weapon for Roman in the playoffs?
cant wait that long to hope it work....by game 13 the connections need to be happening so they are more "automatic" in the playoffs
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socalniner
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Originally posted by jreff22:
Originally posted by LasVegasWally:
Secret weapon for Roman in the playoffs?
cant wait that long to hope it work....by game 13 the connections need to be happening so they are more "automatic" in the playoffs
Don't think so. He's been getting snaps, it's up to Alex to get him the ball. He might get a few more reps the second half of the season, but I don't expect anything more than that.
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DonnieDarko
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Originally posted by LasVegasWally:
Secret weapon for Roman in the playoffs?
can't keep randy a "secret" lol but i get your point
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Joecool
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Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
Originally posted by LasVegasWally:
Secret weapon for Roman in the playoffs?
can't keep randy a "secret" lol but i get your point
This secret thinking is backwards. Jimmy Raye was the best at it. You don't keep players secrets. You force defenses to over think and spread them out not knowing where the ball may go. That may actually open up moss even more. Remember NYG and SEA practically dared us to throw to randy. We did not.
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Silky
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Randy Moss, San Francisco 49ers (1st, YpRR of 2.90)
His twist out of two tackles and burst of speed to put him in the end zone on "Monday Night Football" will have piqued the interest of many fantasy owners. But where has Moss been the rest of the year? The inordinate amount of coverage given to him during 49ers broadcasts followed by low numbers in the box scores has led many to think that Moss is a spent force. The truth is that while San Francisco doesn't use him very much (32 percent of snaps), he's the most productive wideout in the league when he plays.
He's the 49ers' receiver of choice in single-WR packages (22 personnel predominantly), from which they pass only 42 percent of the time -- which means he's blocking almost as often as he's running routes. When he does get out in a pattern, however, he's very dangerous. Maybe that knowledge, combined with his touchdown against the Cardinals, will result in him getting more targets.
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Prospector
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I can think of no better exit for Randy Moss' spectacular if contentious career than helping the 49ers team win an NFC Championship Game, especially if it's against the Green Bay Packers. Here, at Candlestick Park.
And I think he knows. He is playing for his legacy now. Not how many throws he gets per game, or many yards after catch. The twilight is gleaming, so why not go out in glory? It's the same reason Peyton Manning is getting up every day and working out for the Broncos. These guys don't need the money or getting knocked to the ground.
These are athletes, competitors. They want the glory, the acknowledgement that they are the best.
My opinion: Randy Moss only went to one Super Bowl, and he lost. He wants a win.
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rxrunner
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trade him for tebow
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verb1der
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They just showed Randy Moss get interviewed by Lil' Wayne on Sportscenter! That was hype
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qnnhan7
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Only 1 good question and answer... Why did he came back. Randy doing it for his family. Good stuff.
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verb1der
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Originally posted by qnnhan7:
Only 1 good question and answer... Why did he came back. Randy doing it for his family. Good stuff.
yeah I like how he asked his daughter "what do you think of me coming back, and she said "I didn't think you were done....I want you to win a Superbowl."
go niners.
[ Edited by verb1der on Nov 11, 2012 at 9:39 AM ]