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We only have 1 completion in which the ball traveled longer than 40 yards in the air??

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1 minute ago, *FreeFua* said:

And if this dumb organization thinks Samuel is the answer going into next season we’ll be having this very same discussion next December 

nah. Samuel stays healthy he's a good solution.

Of course it's preferable we have a veteran WR in as well, but a group of a Veteran WR1, Funchess, Samuel, and Byrd would be hella good.

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4 minutes ago, Saca312 said:

nah. Samuel stays healthy he's a good solution.

Of course it's preferable we have a veteran WR in as well, but a group of a Veteran WR1, Funchess, Samuel, and Byrd would be hella good.

Samuel doesn’t have good enough hands to be a reliable deep threat. 

I told you that after we drafted him and he certainly did not show anything this season to dispute that. 

Funchess, a FA or Calvin Ridley and Byrd as a 1-2-3 and im ok with that. 

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Just now, *FreeFua* said:

Samuel doesn’t have good enough hands to be a reliable deep threat. 

I told you that after we drafted him and he certainly did not show anything this season to dispute that. 

Funchess, a FA or Calvin Ridley and Byrd as a 1-2-3 and im ok with that. 

oh christ. one drop he got injured on. before that he made a tough grab while literally being mauled over and hung on.

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Just now, *FreeFua* said:

Samuel does have good enough hands to be a reliable deep threat. 

I told you that after we drafted him and he certainly did not show anything this season to dispute that. 

Funchess, a FA or Calvin Ridley and Byrd as a 1-2-3 and im ok with that. 

Yep Samuel maybe had 4 actual deep catches his entire career at OSU.

He’s a big play threat but not a deep threat.

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1 minute ago, Saca312 said:

oh christ. one drop he got injured on. before that he made a tough grab while literally being mauled over and hung on.

I’ve been over this with you before.

Its how he catches the ball. He doesn’t have natural hands. If you haven’t been able to realize that yet I seriously can’t help you

You know who does have good hands? Byrd. 

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1 minute ago, *FreeFua* said:

I’ve been over this with you before.

Its how he catches the ball. He doesn’t have natural hands. If you haven’t been able to realize that yet I seriously can’t help you

i watched all his eight games available on draftbreakdowns and nothing has been shown to me yet that he can't be a reliable deep threat or our best route running wide receiver.

i can agree his hands will need to get better, but overall i'd argue he's been better than ginn in that department.

we'll agree to disagree i guess.

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i watched all his eight games available on draftbreakdowns and nothing has been shown to me yet that he can't be a reliable deep threat or our best route running wide receiver.

we'll agree to disagree i guess.

His route running has come along I’ll agree with you there but yeah we’ll have to agree to disagree on the hands part 

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