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Originally posted by global_nomad:

Originally posted by hondakillerzx:
the GOAT had the dropsies his first year or two and he turned out to be the best WR of all time. people need to chill, he doesnt get used enough to make an impact, if i know the player your referring to
Originally posted by NINERMINER49:Originally posted by hondakillerzx:
the GOAT had the dropsies his first year or two and he turned out to be the best WR of all time. people need to chill, he doesnt get used enough to make an impact, if i know the player your referring to
I think we talking about the same player lol I can understand bobbled drops, just not hand like cement type of drops
Originally posted by hondakillerzx:
the GOAT had the dropsies his first year or two and he turned out to be the best WR of all time. people need to chill, he doesnt get used enough to make an impact, if i know the player your referring to

Originally posted by nvninerfan1:
Of course it can. How did you learn to catch a baseball, basketball or football?
Originally posted by DonJulio:Originally posted by hondakillerzx:
the GOAT had the dropsies his first year or two and he turned out to be the best WR of all time. people need to chill, he doesnt get used enough to make an impact, if i know the player your referring to
Not to name any names, but are we talking about Vernon Davis?
I think Jerry could catch all along, he just had the rookie jitters in my opinion. I know he did drop some, but he was catching bricks before footballs

Originally posted by global_nomad:
Originally posted by BobS:Originally posted by global_nomad:
Funny, I don't trust you guys. I don't remember Lloyd ducking like that and thought some crafty computer whiz made it up. That is just too pathetic to be believable,
that is as bad as Everett's ghost sack.
Originally posted by BobS:Originally posted by global_nomad:
Funny, I don't trust you guys. I don't remember Lloyd ducking like that and thought some crafty computer whiz made it up. That is just too pathetic to be believable,
that is as bad as Everett's ghost sack.