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With Jarrett going we have spot to fill

CRA

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For the love of humanity, do not bring Kenny Moore in! Don't replace one bad WR with another one.

This team needs one thing. A vet WR not named Steve Smith to help this young talent and Clausen. Make the right move!!!

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You know they will not bring in a vet.

I would be willing to bet they don't cut Jarrett. I just have that feeling. They haven't cut him yet, they aren't playing him (much) anyway, throw away season? Yea they will deactivate him the rest of the season and let him rot on the bench, just like they have been doing.

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You know they will not bring in a vet.

I would be willing to bet they don't cut Jarrett. I just have that feeling. They haven't cut him yet, they aren't playing him (much) anyway, throw away season? Yea they will deactivate him the rest of the season and let him rot on the bench, just like they have been doing.

they don't even need to bring in a good vet. just someone who was good and wants to help a team. those guys exist. the one flaw w/ the youth movement, is they don't have those few vets scattered around to aid them.

Steve Smith is just a dick. He ain't the vet we need to help Gettis, LaFell, and Armanti.

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they don't even need to bring in a good vet. just someone who was good and wants to help a team. those guys exist. the one flaw w/ the youth movement, is they don't have those few vets scattered around to aid them.

Steve Smith is just a dick. He ain't the vet we need to help Gettis, LaFell, and Armanti.

I completely agree with you, I just don't think they will do it.

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I really don't see the difference between having Moose and DJ on the team.

DJ cant get separation and Moose probably cant either. Atleast Moose can be a leader and a teacher. Moose can block. He can have a calming presence. He knows the offense.

Atleast bring him in for a workout and see if he is in shape to handle it.

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Didn't Moose tell someone a month or so ago he hasn't worked out all summer? I know the guy was always in shape, but I don't see how he could go to flab to fab in time to really help us. Seems like we could use some sort of WR assistant coach or something though.

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You really expect some guy to be signed a month into the season and come into a group of already established players, take the reigns and be everyones pop-pop? Smith already said these guys acted like they didn't need help at first

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You really expect some guy to be signed a month into the season and come into a group of already established players, take the reigns and be everyones pop-pop? Smith already said these guys acted like they didn't need help at first

yes, when the established players are 3 rookie WRs.

Look at what Vinny T did in 07. Vinny didn't do poo on the field....but he helped this team. On offense there is no vet depth to help anyone. You have to sprinkle that in w/ a youth movement.

and people need to quit taking every smart comment from Smith as gold. Smith is a dick. Armanti has been learning the WR position from rookies and Jarrett.....not Smith.

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