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Smith to IR,Mortty Ivy signed

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I don't know what his timed speeds are, but I know he reminds me of Steve Smith. I'm not talking about watching on TV, but in real time, from training camp, and every game he has played in.

Not knocking Goodson, he is a speedster in his own right, but for the deep ball, I think Moore is the better option.

Maybe we'll see. I don't care who it is, as long as they can get the job done.

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I don't know what his timed speeds are, but I know he reminds me of Steve Smith. I'm not talking about watching on TV, but in real time, from training camp, and every game he has played in.

Not knocking Goodson, he is a speedster in his own right, but for the deep ball, I think Moore is the better option.

Maybe we'll see. I don't care who it is, as long as they can get the job done.

:cheers2:

Me either. I just saw something special in Goodson when he was a reciever in the preseason. I saw a lot of tough catches. And we all know how good he is in space.

If I was Davidson I would be using him as he has in the past with Smith. Smoke Screens, Slants, and I would love to see him in some of those rollouts that have been allowing Smith to get open.

At this point this game should be used an evaluation of all the young talent we have on O.

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Does anyone have any insight on the type of player that Mortty Ivy could develop into for the Panthers,or some take on his possible upside?

First Congrats Ivy! Well deserved hope you make the roster next year.

Ballhawk when he played at WVU he was always around the ball and came up with key interceptions. Hopefully he progesses more and next season is on the active roster.

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