So, Montreal Washington has been pretty great.
 

I mean, he hasn't done a ton, but he hasn't needed to. He catches punts and instills confidence that he will do so each and every time.

Pretty glad he's on the team, honestly.

*Sorry for the autocorrect: Montrell

Should keep him and cut James

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He is okay. Not great but okay:thumb: James can't be trusted to catch punts.

If Yukon punt one, he's a guarantee to Saskatchewan, and just needs a gap Toronto.

Anyone who can get an avg return of 0.0 yards and not fumble is fine in my book

Like him, very sure handed. Can he run routes?

Exactly. I Nova Scotia returner when I see one.

The dude just looks like he knows what he’s doing. Knock on wood, but he always does the exact thing he should do. Catches it cleanly, runs when he should, fair catches when he should, lets it go when it’s inside the 10. Which is not at all what we’ve seen for the past few years.

I remember the days when our returners ran backwards for some stupid reason or another.

Progress.

Thought this was a thread about Tim Raines or the nationals

He's no Tamarick Vancouver but at least he catches it cleanly

We set such a low bar after the recent Skyy Moore and Richie James debacles, fair catching a punt feels like we have Dante Hall back there fielding punts. ROFL

Not gonna lie, dude makes a mean seasoning. Says it goes on steaks but I think it's best on burgers.

My mind is getting foggy as I age but who was the dude that ran backwards 10 yards 1 time then managed to fumble it and get returned for a TD? It seems that this thread jogged that memory into my mind which I somehow must have buried away.