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Originally posted by PA9erFaithful:
Barrows Blog - Day 2
For those specifically interested in Kory Sheets, here is a quote from this blog entry in case anyone misses it:
"Sheets had perhaps his best play of the offseason when he caught a short pass from Shaun Hill and burst up the field. Getting out in space and showing off his speed is Sheets' specialty."
Originally posted by buck:
Morris has caught 27 passes for 147 yards for an average of 5.4 per reception.
Robinson has caught 37 passes for 322 yards for an average of 8.7 per reception.
The big difference is Robinson has played for three years. Morris has been playing for nine years.
I think that Robinson is a better receiver. Morris, however, is a better fullback.
Having Robinson as our back-up fullback, at least nominally, would allow the team to keep three running backs. My best guess, and it is only a guess, is that the three would be Frank Gore, Glen Coffe, and Kory Sheets.
Originally posted by fanmusclecars:Originally posted by buck:
Morris has caught 27 passes for 147 yards for an average of 5.4 per reception.
Robinson has caught 37 passes for 322 yards for an average of 8.7 per reception.
The big difference is Robinson has played for three years. Morris has been playing for nine years.
I think that Robinson is a better receiver. Morris, however, is a better fullback.
Having Robinson as our back-up fullback, at least nominally, would allow the team to keep three running backs. My best guess, and it is only a guess, is that the three would be Frank Gore, Glen Coffe, and Kory Sheets.
I'm not saying Norris is the better pass catcher. It's just that he is capable of doing a decent job at it.
Robinson will make the team because of his out of the backfield pass catching and special teams play.
Originally posted by fanmusclecars:Originally posted by buck:
Morris has caught 27 passes for 147 yards for an average of 5.4 per reception.
Robinson has caught 37 passes for 322 yards for an average of 8.7 per reception.
The big difference is Robinson has played for three years. Morris has been playing for nine years.
I think that Robinson is a better receiver. Morris, however, is a better fullback.
Having Robinson as our back-up fullback, at least nominally, would allow the team to keep three running backs. My best guess, and it is only a guess, is that the three would be Frank Gore, Glen Coffe, and Kory Sheets.
I'm not saying Norris is the better pass catcher. It's just that he is capable of doing a decent job at it.
Robinson will make the team because of his out of the backfield pass catching and special teams play.
could start taking the reps. Originally posted by ninertico:
Looks like Davis and Brooks earned honors for a day...eh, it's a start.
Brooks does look good...we will see...huh, MadDog?
Here's an article on it...nice.
Originally posted by luis1985:
Patrick Willis has strain ankle - M.M.
Is that bad??
Why God, Why?
Originally posted by Norcal9erfan:Originally posted by luis1985:
Patrick Willis has strain ankle - M.M.
Is that bad??
Originally posted by PA9erFaithful:Originally posted by Norcal9erfan:Originally posted by luis1985:
Patrick Willis has strain ankle - M.M.
Is that bad??
Maiocco clarified and said it is a 'mild ankle strain (which is different than a sprain)', doesn't sound too serious.
Originally posted by global_nomad:
Other than a staff infection, I look at every small injury as a chance to give other people playing time. Especially after the organization admitted faking an injury to Hill last year so JTO
The team is probably leaning towards Bly @ CB so they sit Brown. They probably want to protect Willis so they sit him out.
Originally posted by Schulzy:Originally posted by PA9erFaithful:Originally posted by Norcal9erfan:Originally posted by luis1985:
Patrick Willis has strain ankle - M.M.
Is that bad??
Maiocco clarified and said it is a 'mild ankle strain (which is different than a sprain)', doesn't sound too serious.
Yep. totally minor.
