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Armanti "Boss of the South" Edwards


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Really folks?

A couple of catches in the preseason and you think you have yourselves Jerry Rice 2.0?

Edwards looked okay.

Not "good."

Not even "pretty good."

"Boss of the South?"

Please.

He looked like a passable NFL receiver.

Not a pro-bowler.

Folks.

Let's cut to the chase.

And let me be real, I know you're fans, and you get excited at times.

But threads like these...

You're setting yourselves up for a let down.

A big one.

And I'm not sure you can take the drop.

Don't say I didn't warn you.

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"Boss of the South"?? he has yet to prove that he is the #2 receiver on a team that went 2-14 last year...so please hold off on giving any nicknames to him yet...I'll believe the hype about Edwards when he steps up in the regular season.

Really folks?

A couple of catches in the preseason and you think you have yourselves Jerry Rice 2.0?

Edwards looked okay.

Not "good."

Not even "pretty good."

"Boss of the South?"

Please.

He looked like a passable NFL receiver.

Not a pro-bowler.

Folks.

Let's cut to the chase.

And let me be real, I know you're fans, and you get excited at times.

But threads like these...

You're setting yourselves up for a let down.

A big one.

And I'm not sure you can take the drop.

Don't say I didn't warn you.

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Really folks?

A couple of catches in the preseason and you think you have yourselves Jerry Rice 2.0?

Edwards looked okay.

Not "good."

Not even "pretty good."

"Boss of the South?"

Please.

He looked like a passable NFL receiver.

Not a pro-bowler.

Folks.

Let's cut to the chase.

And let me be real, I know you're fans, and you get excited at times.

But threads like these...

You're setting yourselves up for a let down.

A big one.

And I'm not sure you can take the drop.

Don't say I didn't warn you.

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It's pre-season...

And why are you here?...

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Really folks?

A couple of catches in the preseason and you think you have yourselves Jerry Rice 2.0?

Edwards looked okay.

Not "good."

Not even "pretty good."

"Boss of the South?"

Please.

He looked like a passable NFL receiver.

Not a pro-bowler.

Folks.

Let's cut to the chase.

And let me be real, I know you're fans, and you get excited at times.

But threads like these...

You're setting yourselves up for a let down.

A big one.

And I'm not sure you can take the drop.

Don't say I didn't warn you.

You post the way Rush Limbaugh speaks

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Really folks?

A couple of catches in the preseason and you think you have yourselves Jerry Rice 2.0?

Edwards looked okay.

Not "good."

Not even "pretty good."

"Boss of the South?"

Please.

He looked like a passable NFL receiver.

Not a pro-bowler.

Folks.

Let's cut to the chase.

And let me be real, I know you're fans, and you get excited at times.

But threads like these...

You're setting yourselves up for a let down.

A big one.

And I'm not sure you can take the drop.

Don't say I didn't warn you.

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I have been and will be a big Edwards supporter and fan. What we saw last night was a welcome thing. I hope we see even better during the regular season.

But let's be honest, the special teamers in the first preseason game aren't going to be the same level of competition he'll face during the regular season. There will be folks wanting to take his head off.

But man, he reversed the field on that one return like another under-sized receiver we all love used to do. And he found the soft spot in the zone that one time and made a great catch.

There's more than a glimmer of hope there. Let's just hope he and everyone else makes it through the preseason unhurt and well schooled in his job.

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