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Originally Posted by Exoter175
You don't get it, you really don't. I can't explain a philosophy to you if you lack the ability to see the WHOLE picture.
Wes Welker is the best slot receiver to ever play. One of the best receivers to ever play, period.
Lets just leave it at that, or you'll have serious trouble trying to keep up.
So then you do realize that a play designed to go 7 yards, with a release of seconds after the ball is snapped, which eliminates the rush, is a strength of someone who can get open in that time?
I'm glad you agree that Wes Welker is ****ing awesome and just because a huge boost for the Broncos who do not have a slot receiver with the same skillset, and have now eliminated our pass rush by the mere stroke of a pen.
Now get out.
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Sweetheart - nothing you will ever say will be lost on me.
I'm not the one that wrote a check my ass can't cash. Yeah "Brilliant hands" from a guy that drops 10% of the passes that get go him.
C'mon, champ - explain to me how a goddamn slot WR keeps pass-rushers off the field. More critically, how a good one does so any more effectively than an average one would. What in Welker's skill set makes him so good at getting open? Nothing - that's what. He's just the benefactor of a spread out offense that creates intermediate zones and a QB that has the timing of his offense down to an art. Tom Brady throws Wes Welker open far more often than not.
Educate me on how a guy with a slightly above average first step is able to just open himself up within the first 2 steps of his route when the CB is giving him 4 steps of cushion. I'm here to suckle at the knowledge of a guy that thinks Wes Welker should be mentioned in the same breath as Jerry !@#$ing Rice.
And really, you should put this down as some sort of position paper because the
entire NFL fails to see your brilliance here. Surely such a deadly weapon would garner more than $6 million on the open market.