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Top 3 WR's ever to play in the NFCS


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1 hour ago, CanadianCat said:

I only watched Horn at the end of his career so I dont have a great reference. Looking at his stats though he was not even top 3 in Saints history though.  

I didn't watch much of him either, honestly, but we just drafted his son, so I thought I would put some respect on his name.  He was a 4 time pro bowler and is in the Saints Hall.

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1 minute ago, BlazeCarolina said:

I didn't watch much of him either, honestly, but we just drafted his son, so I thought I would put some respect on his name.  He was a 4 time pro bowler and is in the Saints Hall.

He was a very good receiver playing for less than stellar QB's.

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1 hour ago, PootieNunu said:

I dont really know what the Panthers were expecting when you let Norman walk, play rookies at corner and had Bene as the #1 corner coming off of a broken leg, bad things are going to happen.

I thought that was probably Gettleman's biggest screwup as a GM.  Our secondary went from a fairly strong unit to one of the worst in the NFL in one offseason.  

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Just now, Davidson Deac II said:

I thought that was probably Gettleman's biggest screwup as a GM.  Our secondary went from a fairly strong unit to one of the worst in the NFL in one offseason.  

I agree, wholeheartedly. I still remember when the news hit on TV, I couldn't believe he rescinded the tag from Norman. What in the actual fug was he thinking? 

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1 minute ago, PootieNunu said:

He probably had to sign Kalil. Ryan was promoting him and JR was still the owner. Im not so sure his hand was not forced. 

I don't think he was the "forced" GM. His moves were his own. 

Hence why he was ultimately released, he didn't bend the knee. However, he did ultimately deserve to be jettisoned on his own merits.

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2 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

I don't think he was the "forced" GM. His moves were his own. 

Hence why he was ultimately released, he didn't bend the knee. However, he did ultimately deserve to be jettisoned on his own merits.

True, he did get flushed for not wanting to extend the old vet favs.

Either way it was a colossal failure and he has been worse with the NYG.

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I believe Julio’s 300 yard game was when he had an injured Bene, rookie Zach Sanchez, and rookie Daryl Worley covering him. Bradberry who had been doing well that season was out that game. 

Homerism or not, 89 over everyone else in the history of the NFCS since 02. He played on a run-first team and carried the team until Cam came along. 

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11 minutes ago, Manna said:

I believe Julio’s 300 yard game was when he had an injured Bene, rookie Zach Sanchez, and rookie Daryl Worley covering him. Bradberry who had been doing well that season was out that game. 

Homerism or not, 89 over everyone else in the history of the NFCS since 02. He played on a run-first team and carried the team until Cam came along. 

Bradberry was active and got hurt right away, like on the first drive. 
 

There is no way Bene covering Julio was in the game plan that week and it showed. 

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Really just depends. Since the best ones are still playing (Jones and Evans), who are both on track to be better than Smitty. Smitty is not the best WR or even second IMO. We can go back and forth with excuses and justifications all day long but those are the facts. 

 

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