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What Mike Wallace has done in 2 games/ Dewayne Jarrett

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jramsey4 Newbie

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Said it before. The Golden Calf of Bristol is one of the nicest kids to ever play the game, but his profile just doesn't translate well to being an NFL QB.

He's a superior athlete, but that doesn't necessarily make him a good quarterback.

To tell you the respect I have for you, you are the only person on this Board that would make me reconsider The Golden Calf of Bristol as a pro QB. But I still think he can be successful if a Coach doesn't try to make him into something hes not, a prototypical drop back passer. If they can incorporate him totally in a system like Urban did in Florida he can be successful.

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To tell you the respect I have for you, you are the only person on this Board that would make me reconsider The Golden Calf of Bristol as a pro QB. But I still think he can be successful if a Coach doesn't try to make him into something hes not, a prototypical drop back passer. If they can incorporate him totally in a system like Urban did in Florida he can be successful.

Appreciated, but in fairness I once thought Eric Crouch would make a great pro QB :lol:

(learned from that mistake)

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How many passes can a player catch that do not get thrown? Is that too zen for everybody? How about .... Jake Delhomme sucks and can only trust himself to WR who win more jump balls than they lose like Moose and Smith.

Running better routes and getting some separation would help a lot. Being more reliable on those occasions when he is thrown to wouldn't hurt either.

Right now Jarrett looks like the flipside of Keary Colbert. KC had a decent enough work ethic but didn't have the talent. Jarrett has more talent (and size) than Colbert, but has a crappy work ethic and plays like he's disinterested.

Neither combo leads to being a dominant receiver.

Kenny Moore showed up in preseason. Jarrett didn't. That wasn't an accident.

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Jarrett will be good when he leaves and goes somewhere (hopefully with a real QB that can read the field). Don't even compare him to Colbert, Colbert got solid #2 WR time in games. He blew it himself with stone hands. Jarrett has hardly gotten chances and when he has, has made some good catches (when of course they aren't on the ground or 15 feet above his head). So Kenneth Moore had a good pre-season, guess what, Jake still don't throw to him (1 catch, right?).

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Jarrett will be good when he leaves and goes somewhere (hopefully with a real QB that can read the field). Don't even compare him to Colbert, Colbert got solid #2 WR time in games. He blew it himself with stone hands. Jarrett has hardly gotten chances and when he has, has made some good catches (when of course they aren't on the ground or 15 feet above his head). So Kenneth Moore had a good pre-season, guess what, Jake still don't throw to him (1 catch, right?).

So, if getting the start at WR in pre-season when Smith and Moose were out doesn't count as a chance to you, then what does?

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