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Originally posted by Rubberneck36:
stats are a little misleading bro. Look at the average yds per catch. About the same. You would need to compare against number of throws, passes per game between teams, etc.
I agree he is an upgrade though, but not as much as most people think. I think Morgan was on his way to being really good before he got injured.
Originally posted by Wodwo:
Originally posted by Rubberneck36:
stats are a little misleading bro. Look at the average yds per catch. About the same. You would need to compare against number of throws, passes per game between teams, etc.
I agree he is an upgrade though, but not as much as most people think. I think Morgan was on his way to being really good before he got injured.
U slow.
Originally posted by NCommand:
Well, they are two very different type of receivers. Manningham has the quickness and speed to create large separation and take the top off of defenses and he adjusts well in the air and goes up and gets it. He also seems to play his best games in big games. He's also an underrated blocker too. The one thing Morgan had over Manningham was chemistry (trust) with Alex and his toughness to go inside on slant patterns. Overall, Manningham is more proven, has a better overall game and has more potential so this offseason will be important to building trust and chemistry with Alex. Plus Manningham wanted to b a 49er and Morgan didn't.
Originally posted by BillWalsh:I agree with Walsh. Moss is a HUGE upgrade over Braylon, if not for anything other than the fact that Moss is healthy. Then add in the fact that Moss is motivated to get a SB, and has big time ability; he will be our #1 WR this year easily!
Originally posted by susweel:
I personally think they are about the same so that would mean that we have pretty much the same WR group. With Moss playing the role of Edwards, I also dont expect much from the Moss. I think he will play just hard enough to keep earning a pay check.
Have you ever watched Moss play? He's probably one of the most talented people ever to play football. second best reciever to Jerry Rice, almost an instant TD on a fade in the red zone. Edwards had no TDs last year and dropped a few in the end zone. HUGE upgrade over Edwards. Manningham is faster and better on deeper stuff then Morgan, and Crabtree is entering the same offensive system for the second year in a row. Recieving corps is much better.
Originally posted by Rubberneck36:
Originally posted by Wodwo:
Originally posted by Rubberneck36:
stats are a little misleading bro. Look at the average yds per catch. About the same. You would need to compare against number of throws, passes per game between teams, etc.
I agree he is an upgrade though, but not as much as most people think. I think Morgan was on his way to being really good before he got injured.
U slow.
Originally posted by lamontb:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Well, they are two very different type of receivers. Manningham has the quickness and speed to create large separation and take the top off of defenses and he adjusts well in the air and goes up and gets it. He also seems to play his best games in big games. He's also an underrated blocker too. The one thing Morgan had over Manningham was chemistry (trust) with Alex and his toughness to go inside on slant patterns. Overall, Manningham is more proven, has a better overall game and has more potential so this offseason will be important to building trust and chemistry with Alex. Plus Manningham wanted to b a 49er and Morgan didn't.
this....
Originally posted by Wodwo:
Originally posted by lamontb:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Well, they are two very different type of receivers. Manningham has the quickness and speed to create large separation and take the top off of defenses and he adjusts well in the air and goes up and gets it. He also seems to play his best games in big games. He's also an underrated blocker too. The one thing Morgan had over Manningham was chemistry (trust) with Alex and his toughness to go inside on slant patterns. Overall, Manningham is more proven, has a better overall game and has more potential so this offseason will be important to building trust and chemistry with Alex. Plus Manningham wanted to b a 49er and Morgan didn't.
this....
I already done did told y'all that, too!
'Ceptin' teh part about wantin' ta be a Niner.
I guess that's good enough ta avoid a paddlin'.
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by Wodwo:
Originally posted by lamontb:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Well, they are two very different type of receivers. Manningham has the quickness and speed to create large separation and take the top off of defenses and he adjusts well in the air and goes up and gets it. He also seems to play his best games in big games. He's also an underrated blocker too. The one thing Morgan had over Manningham was chemistry (trust) with Alex and his toughness to go inside on slant patterns. Overall, Manningham is more proven, has a better overall game and has more potential so this offseason will be important to building trust and chemistry with Alex. Plus Manningham wanted to b a 49er and Morgan didn't.
this....
I already done did told y'all that, too!
'Ceptin' teh part about wantin' ta be a Niner.
I guess that's good enough ta avoid a paddlin'.
LOL. Great minds think alike?
Originally posted by Wodwo:
I already did done posted dat stuffs right afore you did, brother.
Pay more attention afore I do sumthin' we both regret!
Originally posted by NCommand:
LOL. Great minds think alike?
Originally posted by Rubberneck36:
Originally posted by Wodwo:
I already did done posted dat stuffs right afore you did, brother.
Pay more attention afore I do sumthin' we both regret!
lolz. Oh. I will read previous posts more often to ensure our swords are crossing at the same point
Originally posted by JiksJuicy:
COmmon sense is piss.