**OFFICIAL Crabtree is the Real Deal Thread** | Page 8

Nov 30, 2009 at 2:21 PM

BHulman
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Originally posted by backontop:
Crabtree ranked #11 among rookies in receiving after missing 5 games

1 Austin Collie IND WR 43 483 11.2 43.9 39T 4 6 0 24 55.8 0
2 Percy Harvin MIN WR 42 602 14.3 54.7 51T 5 11 3 32 76.2 1
2 Jeremy Maclin PHI WR 42 540 12.9 49.1 51T 4 6 2 27 64.3 0
4 Kenny Britt TEN WR 33 521 15.8 47.4 57 2 7 3 25 75.8 1
4 Johnny Knox CHI WR 33 400 12.1 36.4 68 4 5 1 16 48.5 0
6 Hakeem Nicks NYG WR 32 538 16.8 59.8 62T 4 8 3 22 68.8 1
7 Brandon Pettigrew DET TE 30 346 11.5 31.5 30 2 3 0 20 66.7 1
8 Mike Thomas JAC WR 29 285 9.8 31.7 28 0 5 0 17 58.6 0
9 Mike Wallace PIT WR 28 500 17.9 45.5 51 3 10 3 19 67.9 1
10 LeSean McCoy PHI RB 27 206 7.6 18.7 45 0 1 1 7 25.9 0
11 Michael Crabtree SF WR 26 346 13.3 57.7 38T 1 6 0 16 61.5 1 11 Julian Edelman NE WR 26 228 8.8 32.6 29 1 1 0 12 46.2 0
11 Mohamed Massaquoi CLE WR 26 485 18.7 44.1 59T 1 9 2 17 65.4 1
14 Sammie Stroughter TB WR 24 265 11.0 24.1 35 1 2 0 16 66.7 0
15 Louis Murphy OAK WR 19 283 14.9 25.7 57T 2 3 1 15 78.9 0
16 Brian Hartline MIA WR 17 270 15.9 24.5 67 2 3 1 13 76.5 0
17 Knowshon Moreno DEN RB 16 96 6.0 8.7 27 1 1 0 4 25.0 2
18 Brandon Gibson STL WR 15 172 11.5 43.0 23 0 3 0 11 73.3 0
19 Shawn Nelson BUF TE 11 120 10.9 15.0 25 1 3 0 6 54.5 0
20 Donald Brown IND RB 10 157 15.7 17.4 72 0 2 1 6 60.0 0
20 Glen Coffee SF RB 10 69 6.9 6.9 12 0 0 0 2 20.0 0

No Heywood-Bey? Not nice but I can't help chuckling about it a little. I think Crabtree will be in the top three when it is all said and done. Harvin (especially), Maclain, Britt and Nicks all look like very good to at least very solid receivers. If given the choice from the group I am taking Crabtree.

Nov 30, 2009 at 2:25 PM

#107

backontop
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Originally posted by BHulman:
Originally posted by backontop:
Crabtree ranked #11 among rookies in receiving after missing 5 games

1 Austin Collie IND WR 43 483 11.2 43.9 39T 4 6 0 24 55.8 0
2 Percy Harvin MIN WR 42 602 14.3 54.7 51T 5 11 3 32 76.2 1
2 Jeremy Maclin PHI WR 42 540 12.9 49.1 51T 4 6 2 27 64.3 0
4 Kenny Britt TEN WR 33 521 15.8 47.4 57 2 7 3 25 75.8 1
4 Johnny Knox CHI WR 33 400 12.1 36.4 68 4 5 1 16 48.5 0
6 Hakeem Nicks NYG WR 32 538 16.8 59.8 62T 4 8 3 22 68.8 1
7 Brandon Pettigrew DET TE 30 346 11.5 31.5 30 2 3 0 20 66.7 1
8 Mike Thomas JAC WR 29 285 9.8 31.7 28 0 5 0 17 58.6 0
9 Mike Wallace PIT WR 28 500 17.9 45.5 51 3 10 3 19 67.9 1
10 LeSean McCoy PHI RB 27 206 7.6 18.7 45 0 1 1 7 25.9 0
11 Michael Crabtree SF WR 26 346 13.3 57.7 38T 1 6 0 16 61.5 1 11 Julian Edelman NE WR 26 228 8.8 32.6 29 1 1 0 12 46.2 0
11 Mohamed Massaquoi CLE WR 26 485 18.7 44.1 59T 1 9 2 17 65.4 1
14 Sammie Stroughter TB WR 24 265 11.0 24.1 35 1 2 0 16 66.7 0
15 Louis Murphy OAK WR 19 283 14.9 25.7 57T 2 3 1 15 78.9 0
16 Brian Hartline MIA WR 17 270 15.9 24.5 67 2 3 1 13 76.5 0
17 Knowshon Moreno DEN RB 16 96 6.0 8.7 27 1 1 0 4 25.0 2
18 Brandon Gibson STL WR 15 172 11.5 43.0 23 0 3 0 11 73.3 0
19 Shawn Nelson BUF TE 11 120 10.9 15.0 25 1 3 0 6 54.5 0
20 Donald Brown IND RB 10 157 15.7 17.4 72 0 2 1 6 60.0 0
20 Glen Coffee SF RB 10 69 6.9 6.9 12 0 0 0 2 20.0 0

No Heywood-Bey? Not nice but I can't help chuckling about it a little. I think Crabtree will be in the top three when it is all said and done. Harvin (especially), Maclain, Britt and Nicks all look like very good to at least very solid receivers. If given the choice from the group I am taking Crabtree.

Not sure about top 3 but I do believe he can finish in the top 5 by the end of the season.

Nov 30, 2009 at 2:43 PM

#108

sincalfaithful
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Originally posted by backontop:
Originally posted by BHulman:
Originally posted by backontop:
Crabtree ranked #11 among rookies in receiving after missing 5 games

1 Austin Collie IND WR 43 483 11.2 43.9 39T 4 6 0 24 55.8 0
2 Percy Harvin MIN WR 42 602 14.3 54.7 51T 5 11 3 32 76.2 1
2 Jeremy Maclin PHI WR 42 540 12.9 49.1 51T 4 6 2 27 64.3 0
4 Kenny Britt TEN WR 33 521 15.8 47.4 57 2 7 3 25 75.8 1
4 Johnny Knox CHI WR 33 400 12.1 36.4 68 4 5 1 16 48.5 0
6 Hakeem Nicks NYG WR 32 538 16.8 59.8 62T 4 8 3 22 68.8 1
7 Brandon Pettigrew DET TE 30 346 11.5 31.5 30 2 3 0 20 66.7 1
8 Mike Thomas JAC WR 29 285 9.8 31.7 28 0 5 0 17 58.6 0
9 Mike Wallace PIT WR 28 500 17.9 45.5 51 3 10 3 19 67.9 1
10 LeSean McCoy PHI RB 27 206 7.6 18.7 45 0 1 1 7 25.9 0
11 Michael Crabtree SF WR 26 346 13.3 57.7 38T 1 6 0 16 61.5 1 11 Julian Edelman NE WR 26 228 8.8 32.6 29 1 1 0 12 46.2 0
11 Mohamed Massaquoi CLE WR 26 485 18.7 44.1 59T 1 9 2 17 65.4 1
14 Sammie Stroughter TB WR 24 265 11.0 24.1 35 1 2 0 16 66.7 0
15 Louis Murphy OAK WR 19 283 14.9 25.7 57T 2 3 1 15 78.9 0
16 Brian Hartline MIA WR 17 270 15.9 24.5 67 2 3 1 13 76.5 0
17 Knowshon Moreno DEN RB 16 96 6.0 8.7 27 1 1 0 4 25.0 2
18 Brandon Gibson STL WR 15 172 11.5 43.0 23 0 3 0 11 73.3 0
19 Shawn Nelson BUF TE 11 120 10.9 15.0 25 1 3 0 6 54.5 0
20 Donald Brown IND RB 10 157 15.7 17.4 72 0 2 1 6 60.0 0
20 Glen Coffee SF RB 10 69 6.9 6.9 12 0 0 0 2 20.0 0

No Heywood-Bey? Not nice but I can't help chuckling about it a little. I think Crabtree will be in the top three when it is all said and done. Harvin (especially), Maclain, Britt and Nicks all look like very good to at least very solid receivers. If given the choice from the group I am taking Crabtree.

Not sure about top 3 but I do believe he can finish in the top 5 by the end of the season.

pretty damn good considering he didn't play for 5 games

Nov 30, 2009 at 2:45 PM

#109

blizzuntz
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Originally posted by sincalfaithful:
Originally posted by backontop:
Originally posted by BHulman:
Originally posted by backontop:
Crabtree ranked #11 among rookies in receiving after missing 5 games

1 Austin Collie IND WR 43 483 11.2 43.9 39T 4 6 0 24 55.8 0
2 Percy Harvin MIN WR 42 602 14.3 54.7 51T 5 11 3 32 76.2 1
2 Jeremy Maclin PHI WR 42 540 12.9 49.1 51T 4 6 2 27 64.3 0
4 Kenny Britt TEN WR 33 521 15.8 47.4 57 2 7 3 25 75.8 1
4 Johnny Knox CHI WR 33 400 12.1 36.4 68 4 5 1 16 48.5 0
6 Hakeem Nicks NYG WR 32 538 16.8 59.8 62T 4 8 3 22 68.8 1
7 Brandon Pettigrew DET TE 30 346 11.5 31.5 30 2 3 0 20 66.7 1
8 Mike Thomas JAC WR 29 285 9.8 31.7 28 0 5 0 17 58.6 0
9 Mike Wallace PIT WR 28 500 17.9 45.5 51 3 10 3 19 67.9 1
10 LeSean McCoy PHI RB 27 206 7.6 18.7 45 0 1 1 7 25.9 0
11 Michael Crabtree SF WR 26 346 13.3 57.7 38T 1 6 0 16 61.5 1 11 Julian Edelman NE WR 26 228 8.8 32.6 29 1 1 0 12 46.2 0
11 Mohamed Massaquoi CLE WR 26 485 18.7 44.1 59T 1 9 2 17 65.4 1
14 Sammie Stroughter TB WR 24 265 11.0 24.1 35 1 2 0 16 66.7 0
15 Louis Murphy OAK WR 19 283 14.9 25.7 57T 2 3 1 15 78.9 0
16 Brian Hartline MIA WR 17 270 15.9 24.5 67 2 3 1 13 76.5 0
17 Knowshon Moreno DEN RB 16 96 6.0 8.7 27 1 1 0 4 25.0 2
18 Brandon Gibson STL WR 15 172 11.5 43.0 23 0 3 0 11 73.3 0
19 Shawn Nelson BUF TE 11 120 10.9 15.0 25 1 3 0 6 54.5 0
20 Donald Brown IND RB 10 157 15.7 17.4 72 0 2 1 6 60.0 0
20 Glen Coffee SF RB 10 69 6.9 6.9 12 0 0 0 2 20.0 0

No Heywood-Bey? Not nice but I can't help chuckling about it a little. I think Crabtree will be in the top three when it is all said and done. Harvin (especially), Maclain, Britt and Nicks all look like very good to at least very solid receivers. If given the choice from the group I am taking Crabtree.

Not sure about top 3 but I do believe he can finish in the top 5 by the end of the season.

pretty damn good considering he didn't play for 5 games

Smith is getting better, Raye is calling better plays.

Crab can easily get 50 catches for the year

Nov 30, 2009 at 2:49 PM

#110

backontop
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Originally posted by blizzuntz:
Originally posted by sincalfaithful:
Originally posted by backontop:
Originally posted by BHulman:
Originally posted by backontop:
Crabtree ranked #11 among rookies in receiving after missing 5 games

1 Austin Collie IND WR 43 483 11.2 43.9 39T 4 6 0 24 55.8 0
2 Percy Harvin MIN WR 42 602 14.3 54.7 51T 5 11 3 32 76.2 1
2 Jeremy Maclin PHI WR 42 540 12.9 49.1 51T 4 6 2 27 64.3 0
4 Kenny Britt TEN WR 33 521 15.8 47.4 57 2 7 3 25 75.8 1
4 Johnny Knox CHI WR 33 400 12.1 36.4 68 4 5 1 16 48.5 0
6 Hakeem Nicks NYG WR 32 538 16.8 59.8 62T 4 8 3 22 68.8 1
7 Brandon Pettigrew DET TE 30 346 11.5 31.5 30 2 3 0 20 66.7 1
8 Mike Thomas JAC WR 29 285 9.8 31.7 28 0 5 0 17 58.6 0
9 Mike Wallace PIT WR 28 500 17.9 45.5 51 3 10 3 19 67.9 1
10 LeSean McCoy PHI RB 27 206 7.6 18.7 45 0 1 1 7 25.9 0
11 Michael Crabtree SF WR 26 346 13.3 57.7 38T 1 6 0 16 61.5 1 11 Julian Edelman NE WR 26 228 8.8 32.6 29 1 1 0 12 46.2 0
11 Mohamed Massaquoi CLE WR 26 485 18.7 44.1 59T 1 9 2 17 65.4 1
14 Sammie Stroughter TB WR 24 265 11.0 24.1 35 1 2 0 16 66.7 0
15 Louis Murphy OAK WR 19 283 14.9 25.7 57T 2 3 1 15 78.9 0
16 Brian Hartline MIA WR 17 270 15.9 24.5 67 2 3 1 13 76.5 0
17 Knowshon Moreno DEN RB 16 96 6.0 8.7 27 1 1 0 4 25.0 2
18 Brandon Gibson STL WR 15 172 11.5 43.0 23 0 3 0 11 73.3 0
19 Shawn Nelson BUF TE 11 120 10.9 15.0 25 1 3 0 6 54.5 0
20 Donald Brown IND RB 10 157 15.7 17.4 72 0 2 1 6 60.0 0
20 Glen Coffee SF RB 10 69 6.9 6.9 12 0 0 0 2 20.0 0

No Heywood-Bey? Not nice but I can't help chuckling about it a little. I think Crabtree will be in the top three when it is all said and done. Harvin (especially), Maclain, Britt and Nicks all look like very good to at least very solid receivers. If given the choice from the group I am taking Crabtree.

Not sure about top 3 but I do believe he can finish in the top 5 by the end of the season.

pretty damn good considering he didn't play for 5 games

Smith is getting better, Raye is calling better plays.

Crab can easily get 50 catches for the year

If he finishes top 5 among rookie WR's he has to be concidered for the rookie of they year. To be able to do that after missing the first 5 games is crazy.

Nov 30, 2009 at 2:49 PM

#111

titan
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Let's go Crab! I like the swagger and confidence.

Nov 30, 2009 at 2:56 PM

#112

momoney925
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Originally posted by PTulini:

someone give this kid some smaller socks lol

Nov 30, 2009 at 3:36 PM

#113

BHulman
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Originally posted by momoney925:
Originally posted by PTulini:

someone give this kid some smaller socks lol

The kid is old-school. Hell, he doesn't even need a face mask!

Nov 30, 2009 at 3:42 PM

#114

4evrfan
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I'm not too concerned re the drops. After all, Jerry had that same problem initially. I would however, like to see what kind of speed the kid has and he hasnt' had the opportunity to showcase that quite yet. He has made references to the fact he's fast enough. What that means, i don't know, but it'd be nice to see him get behind the defense and see if anyone can catch him once he has the ball.

Nov 30, 2009 at 3:47 PM

#115

Chief
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Very glad I did not burn his jersey like I had planned...

lol

Nov 30, 2009 at 3:55 PM

#116

Antix
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Crabtree is beastin'

I was harsh on him during the holdout but that was b/c he hadn't done s%^$ yet. Now that he produces I can respect him.

Imagine this guy with a full TC

Nov 30, 2009 at 3:56 PM

#117

B650
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The way he runs after the catch sort of reminds me of this one rookie we had back in 1996. I think his name was Terrell Owens, or something like that.

Nov 30, 2009 at 7:18 PM

#118

ObePwnD
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Originally posted by backontop:
Originally posted by blizzuntz:
Originally posted by sincalfaithful:
Originally posted by backontop:
Originally posted by BHulman:
Originally posted by backontop:
Crabtree ranked #11 among rookies in receiving after missing 5 games

1 Austin Collie IND WR 43 483 11.2 43.9 39T 4 6 0 24 55.8 0
2 Percy Harvin MIN WR 42 602 14.3 54.7 51T 5 11 3 32 76.2 1
2 Jeremy Maclin PHI WR 42 540 12.9 49.1 51T 4 6 2 27 64.3 0
4 Kenny Britt TEN WR 33 521 15.8 47.4 57 2 7 3 25 75.8 1
4 Johnny Knox CHI WR 33 400 12.1 36.4 68 4 5 1 16 48.5 0
6 Hakeem Nicks NYG WR 32 538 16.8 59.8 62T 4 8 3 22 68.8 1
7 Brandon Pettigrew DET TE 30 346 11.5 31.5 30 2 3 0 20 66.7 1
8 Mike Thomas JAC WR 29 285 9.8 31.7 28 0 5 0 17 58.6 0
9 Mike Wallace PIT WR 28 500 17.9 45.5 51 3 10 3 19 67.9 1
10 LeSean McCoy PHI RB 27 206 7.6 18.7 45 0 1 1 7 25.9 0
11 Michael Crabtree SF WR 26 346 13.3 57.7 38T 1 6 0 16 61.5 1 11 Julian Edelman NE WR 26 228 8.8 32.6 29 1 1 0 12 46.2 0
11 Mohamed Massaquoi CLE WR 26 485 18.7 44.1 59T 1 9 2 17 65.4 1
14 Sammie Stroughter TB WR 24 265 11.0 24.1 35 1 2 0 16 66.7 0
15 Louis Murphy OAK WR 19 283 14.9 25.7 57T 2 3 1 15 78.9 0
16 Brian Hartline MIA WR 17 270 15.9 24.5 67 2 3 1 13 76.5 0
17 Knowshon Moreno DEN RB 16 96 6.0 8.7 27 1 1 0 4 25.0 2
18 Brandon Gibson STL WR 15 172 11.5 43.0 23 0 3 0 11 73.3 0
19 Shawn Nelson BUF TE 11 120 10.9 15.0 25 1 3 0 6 54.5 0
20 Donald Brown IND RB 10 157 15.7 17.4 72 0 2 1 6 60.0 0
20 Glen Coffee SF RB 10 69 6.9 6.9 12 0 0 0 2 20.0 0

No Heywood-Bey? Not nice but I can't help chuckling about it a little. I think Crabtree will be in the top three when it is all said and done. Harvin (especially), Maclain, Britt and Nicks all look like very good to at least very solid receivers. If given the choice from the group I am taking Crabtree.

Not sure about top 3 but I do believe he can finish in the top 5 by the end of the season.

pretty damn good considering he didn't play for 5 games

Smith is getting better, Raye is calling better plays.

Crab can easily get 50 catches for the year

If he finishes top 5 among rookie WR's he has to be concidered for the rookie of they year. To be able to do that after missing the first 5 games is crazy.

And don't forget, no training camp what so ever.

Nov 30, 2009 at 7:28 PM

#119

SnakePlissken
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Originally posted by BHulman:
Originally posted by momoney925:
Originally posted by PTulini:

someone give this kid some smaller socks lol

The kid is old-school. Hell, he doesn't even need a face mask!

No s**t, those ain't socks, they're f**kin LEGWARMERZ!!!

Nov 30, 2009 at 7:38 PM

#120

matt49er
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I love Crabtree and all but I still can't help but thinking that he would already be a great player possibly pro bowl calibar had he just signed on time. This guy started his 1st game after a very long holdout of his rookie season, he's going to be scary when he gets an entire offseason with the team/qb.