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Old 07-28-2015, 12:27 PM  
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Old 07-30-2015, 11:00 AM   #106
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and I wasn't with Bowe (his drops just happen to always come at the worst times).
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Old 07-30-2015, 11:01 AM   #107
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Old 07-30-2015, 11:01 AM   #108
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That's because you're a moron.
What the **** are you talking about? I'm saying Bowe just happened to drop his passes in some critical moments so the issue was slightly overblown. How the **** is that not the case? JFC you're an idiot.
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Old 07-30-2015, 11:07 AM   #110
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That may be so, but at this point saying Wilson is better than Avery is just igorant.

Avery is bigger, just as fast, and has actually produced at the professional level.
Avery is slightly taller, not "bigger". Wilson is 5'9, 201. Avery is 5'11 and listed at 200 but he didn't look like he was a pound over 185 on field.

Avery's 31 years old and rarely, if ever, made it through a season with injury. It was definitely time to move on from him.

That said, it wouldn't take much to be "better" than Avery, a guy that produced an average of 475 yards and 2.3 TD's per season over 6 years.
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Old 07-30-2015, 11:18 AM   #111
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Avery is slightly taller, not "bigger". Wilson is 5'9, 201. Avery is 5'11 and listed at 200 but he didn't look like he was a pound over 185 on field.

Avery's 31 years old and rarely, if ever, made it through a season with injury. It was definitely time to move on from him.

That said, it wouldn't take much to be "better" than Avery, a guy that produced an average of 475 yards and 2.3 TD's per season over 6 years.
Which Wilson, an UDFA rookie, almost achieved in just a few games. But I'm a homer/idiot for thinking he's an upgrade over Donnie ****ing Avery.
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Which Wilson, an UDFA rookie, almost achieved in just a few games. But I'm a homer/idiot for thinking he's an upgrade over Donnie ****ing Avery.
SNR has a pretty good record of recognizing morons.
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SNR has a pretty good record of recognizing morons.
And I got a good record for recognizing talent
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Old 07-30-2015, 11:48 AM   #114
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What the **** are you talking about? I'm saying Bowe just happened to drop his passes in some critical moments so the issue was slightly overblown. How the **** is that not the case? JFC you're an idiot.
Saying his drops occur at the worst times is also ignoring all the moments when he's been clutch on 3rd down or the end of games.

By the same logic, Wes Welker before 2014 was a very good WR but also a butterfingered bitch because of what happened during the playoffs in New England. Yet nobody was going around saying his hands were suspect, or that "his drops always occur at the worst times!"
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Saying his drops occur at the worst times is also ignoring all the moments when he's been clutch on 3rd down or the end of games.

By the same logic, Wes Welker before 2014 was a very good WR but also a butterfingered bitch because of what happened during the playoffs in New England. Yet nobody was going around saying his hands were suspect, or that "his drops always occur at the worst times!"
You don't realize I pretty much agree with what you're saying. I love Bowe. I'm not bashing him. I'm also not going to pretend that he didn't have about just as many drive killing drops/drops in crucial moments as he did clutch catches. His hands were neither great nor terrible. Just a little too inconsistent. My "his drops occur at the worst times" statement was alluding to what you said about other fans. Due to his drops coming at those crucial times there's a misconception that I'm fully aware of just as you are.

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Which Wilson, an UDFA rookie, almost achieved in just a few games. But I'm a homer/idiot for thinking he's an upgrade over Donnie ****ing Avery.

Because Avery has history. Those averages include years spent on shitty Rams and Titans teams while dealing with injuries. In the one season he had a decent NFL caliber QB throwing him passes, he put up almost 800 yards which would make him a great #3 option and serviceable #2 in a pinch.

Avery went for over 600 yards in his rookie year. If Wilson had done that here you guys would be crowning him a future HOFer. Do you see the fault in such premature claims?

So, again, Avery is bigger, just as fast, had a better rookie campaign, has shown the ability to produce at the NFL level, and has actually caught a TD pass. At this point in time, you look like a real jackass claiming Wilson is the superior player.
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Because Avery has history. Those averages include years spent on shitty Rams and Titans teams while dealing with injuries. In the one season he had a decent NFL caliber QB throwing him passes, he put up almost 800 yards which would make him a great #3 option and serviceable #2 in a pinch.

Avery went for over 600 yards in his rookie year. If Wilson had done that here you guys would be crowning him a future HOFer. Do you see the fault in such premature claims?

So, again, Avery is bigger, just as fast, had a better rookie campaign, has shown the ability to produce at the NFL level, and has actually caught a TD pass. At this point in time, you look like a real jackass claiming Wilson is the superior player.
Donnie Avery isn't even on an NFL roster right now. Do you honestly believe Wilson wouldn't be snatched up in a heartbeat if we cut him?
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Because Avery has history. Those averages include years spent on shitty Rams and Titans teams while dealing with injuries. In the one season he had a decent NFL caliber QB throwing him passes, he put up almost 800 yards which would make him a great #3 option and serviceable #2 in a pinch.

Avery went for over 600 yards in his rookie year. If Wilson had done that here you guys would be crowning him a future HOFer. Do you see the fault in such premature claims?

So, again, Avery is bigger, just as fast, had a better rookie campaign, has shown the ability to produce at the NFL level, and has actually caught a TD pass. At this point in time, you look like a real jackass claiming Wilson is the superior player.
Avery's not bigger and while he had a nicer rookie season, he didn't miss most of it with a high ankle sprain.

Add to that, a career is a marathon, not a sprint. Albert Wilson has all the tools to easily put together 500 yard seasons, it's just a matter of whether or not he can stay healthy, something that plagued Avery his entire career.
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Because Avery has history. Those averages include years spent on shitty Rams and Titans teams while dealing with injuries. In the one season he had a decent NFL caliber QB throwing him passes, he put up almost 800 yards which would make him a great #3 option and serviceable #2 in a pinch.

Avery went for over 600 yards in his rookie year. If Wilson had done that here you guys would be crowning him a future HOFer. Do you see the fault in such premature claims?

So, again, Avery is bigger, just as fast, had a better rookie campaign, has shown the ability to produce at the NFL level, and has actually caught a TD pass. At this point in time, you look like a real jackass claiming Wilson is the superior player.
Wilson was hurt most of the season. The guy got over 200 yards in 3 games as the #2 WR.

I don't see why he can't get 600 yards and a few TD's this year.
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Avery's not bigger and while he had a nicer rookie season, he didn't miss most of it with a high ankle sprain.

Add to that, a career is a marathon, not a sprint. Albert Wilson has all the tools to easily put together 500 yard seasons, it's just a matter of whether or not he can stay healthy, something that plagued Avery his entire career.

Dude, if two mother****ers weigh the same and one is taller, the taller one is bigger.

I find it funny that you mention Wilson's ankle sprain as an excuse when you just averaged Avery's career numbers including the years in which he was dealing with injuries.

You're also saying Wilson could potentially put together some 500 yard seasons, which would put him right in line with Avery's average yardage per season that you just lambasted?

They're both small, speedy WRs with injury concerns. One is still learning the game while the other has shown NFL production over a relatively lengthy career.. And the guy that's not shown sustained production is the better player? He may well end up being better, but as of now you can't make that determination.
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