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Captain Morgan

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2 minutes ago, caatfan said:

Really? Don't see anyone but you claiming he drops everything. In fact here's one from a couple of hours ago- "Rookie WR Keyarris Garrett has been more active last few practices. Just made deep catch down sideline against Lou Young."

I said in my own post above that he'll have to do better than he has to have a chance at the PS, but saying he does nothing but drop balls is an exaggeration, to say the least.

Well of course it's an exaggeration . . . if you are talking about backyard touch.  But the NFL has a higher standard; so, RELATIVELY speaking, i.e., compared to other NFL receivers, he does nothing but drop balls.  The few catches he does have doesn't make up for his drops.  Citing one instance of him catching the ball belies the larger point I'm trying to make, and really is an argument in semantics.

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Just now, Dick the Butcher said:

Well of course it's an exaggeration . . . if you are talking about backyard touch.  But the NFL has a higher standard; so, RELATIVELY speaking, i.e., compared to other NFL receivers, he does nothing but drop balls.  The few catches he does have doesn't make up for his drops.  Citing one instance of him catching the ball belies the larger point I'm trying to make, and really is an argument in semantics.

No, what it really is, is an inaccurate statement. Your so called qualifiers- backyard touch, higher standard, relatively speaking- all BS. If you can come up with all that to support a lazy, inaccurate 7 word post, then you can also come up with a better, more accurate post in the first place. 

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9 minutes ago, mjligon said:

Heh someone pissed in caatfan's corn flakes this morning.

1. The panthers offense will dominate this season.

2. Keyarris Garrett will be cut.

move along

And I didn't say otherwise on either point. I took exception to a statement that said we'd be the highest scoring offense in the NFL six weeks in, and that all that Garrett does is drop balls. Neither statement was true. The 1st may turn out to be, the 2nd just isn't.

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22 minutes ago, caatfan said:

No, what it really is, is an inaccurate statement. Your so called qualifiers- backyard touch, higher standard, relatively speaking- all BS. If you can come up with all that to support a lazy, inaccurate 7 word post, then you can also come up with a better, more accurate post in the first place. 

IDK how to respond to this.  You say it's BS; I say it's an appropriate distinction, and you're being salty about it.  Time to move your day along, my friend.

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