Originally posted by Kilgore_Trout:Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:Originally posted by Kilgore_Trout:Originally posted by redrathman:Originally posted by Kilgore_Trout:
Anyway, I'm high on Zeigler, and up and down with Morgan - mostly because of his inconsistency. What do you guys think, is there any chance Ziggy passes Morgan on the depth chart? I'm interested in hearing other fans' feedback.
I believe Dominique Zeigler has tremendous potential in the slot, but absolutely none as an every down receiver at Split End or Flanker. His inability to block is a liability for a team that plans on balancing the pass and run effectively.
Originally posted by Kilgore_Trout:
In two seasons (28 games) Josh Morgan has 72 receptions for 846 yards and 6 TDs. They're not terrible numbers, but they're not great either. They break down to 2.5 receptions and 30 yards per game with a less than 25% chance of catching a TD pass.
This statement is incorrect.
Josh Morgan started just one game in 2008.
Singletary switched Morgan to Flanker after the first six games in 2009. He would then go five additional games before recording more than four receptions, doubling his average within the same span.
I'm not ready to write him off after 12 Starts at Flanker.
Do we know that Zeigler "can't block" or is this just a belief held by the NT? Regardless, I think it is in our interest to have the best route runners and pass catchers on the field at the WR position, not the best blocking WRs...
habe you seen his size if he can block a CB that CB needs to be cut from the team i wouldnt put it past it that he is the lightest player in the nfl
Someone already pointed out that he is about the same size as Bruce and Rice. I don't recall them being liabilities on the field.
hes 20 pounds less than rice
Last offseason he looked stronger but probably slower, and he's probably placing too much of an emphasis on being a good blocking WR rather than being an explosive WR to take advantage of his hops.