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Corey "Philly" Brown = Our best WR


KillerKat

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I'm not saying Philly will be our best forever. Just right now. I think the reasoning is Brown is a UDFA and is proving himself against all the other teams that passed him over. KB was drafted in the first round and doesn't have to try as hard. Therefore every time I see Philly in, it looks like he puts more effort on the field than any one else. Why positive things happen when he's on the field and Cam throws to him. He doesn't quit or lose focus like our other receivers.

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It's an obvious exaggeration in the OP some posters need to get over (hopefully haha but he's #3 IMO as of now). We just don't know how to use the WRs on this team.  

 

The way we want to use Cotchery and Avant is how the Steelers use Martavis Bryant and Wheaton; or how the Cards use Floyd and Brown, Giants with Beckham/Cruz, and it makes absolutely no sense.  

 

Just put Philly out there for the PA bombs and trick plays.  I don't get the point of using Avant or Cotch for those.  Bersin isn't much different.  It's almost as if the staff doesn't understand what type of players fit their own damn scheme. 

 

 

 

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I want to see more imaginative play calling and formations. Consistantly lining KB up by himself allows a safety to double up with a corner on him, which in any other situation is ideal. But if anyone but COREY Brown is in the game everyone else is easily covered one on one. Sitting in the endzone on the wheelchair row today it was easy to see why Cam has so many "poor" throws and forced passes, no one is open.

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