Why is Naanee still are #2 WR?

[Sandy Claws]

man, i did it didnt I? and here is where i get told im stupid a billion times..

You may be lucky enough to get off with only a billion. It is the season so some folks are focusing on football. You might have a chance.

[BeachBum]

For some reason I feel like whenever the ball is thrown to him it's off target. Either over thrown or too low. Has anyone else noticed this and do you think it's because of his route running, chemistry with Cam, or both??

[ItsPantone278]

Because... He's LA man.

[KARASMATIC444]

For some reason I feel like whenever the ball is thrown to him it's off target. Either over thrown or too low. Has anyone else noticed this and do you think it's because of his route running, chemistry with Cam, or both??

i can agree with that, but if you remember it always seemed that way when jimmy threw to smith last year. If there is no chemistry, how long do you let it go before you say hey, this sucks. Sometimes people just get snake bit and nothing goes their way. You cant explain it but it happens, if it does you need to try something else.

[PhillyB]

For some reason I feel like whenever the ball is thrown to him it's off target. Either over thrown or too low. Has anyone else noticed this and do you think it's because of his route running, chemistry with Cam, or both??

agree, he seems to have no chemistry with naannee. he's got it with smith, he's got it with lafell, he definitely has it with shokey and olsen... but he never seems to be on the same page as #17.

[predryder226]

The English language is made up of a multitude of words which are often misused. People sometimes rely on their preconceived notion of what a word means without actually knowing how to use them properly. Some might use words based on how they hear it without knowing what the word really means. One good example is the words ‘our’ and ‘are’.

Our is a word which originates from the Middle English oure and the Old English Å«re, Å«ser . It is an adjective which means ‘belonging to us’ or of us. In Northern England, it used before a person’s name to indicate that the person belongs to one’s family or if the person is a very close friend. The sentence ‘I’m going to meet our Mary at the airport.’ is one good example of this usage.

‘Are’ came from the Middle English arn, aren, and the Old English earun, earon. It is a verb used as a second person singular simple present tense of the word ‘be’ in the sentence ‘John, where are you going?’ In the sentence ‘We are not coming’, it is in the first person plural simple present tense of the word ‘be’. It can also be in the second person plural simple present tense if used in the sentence similar to ‘Mary and John, are you listening’. The sentence ‘They are here somewhere’, showed ‘are’ as a third person plural simple present tense of the word ‘be’.

Both ‘Are’ and ‘Our’ are words we use very often. Sentences will not be complete without them. But not everyone knows how they can be properly placed in sentences. It is always best to know the proper usage of every word in sentences so that we can correctly send our message across.

Summary:

1.Our is an adjective while are’ is a verb.

2.Our means belonging to us while are is the simple present tense of the verb be.

3.Our originates from the middle English word oure while are originates from the middle English word arn, aren,

Read more: Difference Between Our and Are | Difference Between | Our vs Are http://www.differencebetween.net/language/difference-between-our-and-are/#ixzz1ZRRtZqWZ

F. U. C. K YOU

did I use that right ?

[EMSMedic79]

Actually in the last game Naanee showed good seperation from the defensive backs and was wide open several times. Cam missed him twice on over-throws that would have been huge yardage.

[necroplasm]

I can't believe people will focus on text grammar mistakes rather than responding to the topic. It's a common mistake to type out words ass there pronounsed in are heads...I mean ower heads. It's just lazy English.

[BeasonBeastingBacks]

to make you ask questions

[necroplasm]

As the words of the Virgin Mary....cum again?

[Captain Obvious]

he is to receiving what you "our" to the english language

[Seamonk]

I'm starting to believe this is strictly match-up related now. Cuz he doesn't block very well but he's in the right position when he runs the routes that open up plays to other people. Kind of a coverage magnet I guess. That's the only thing I can think of..

[rainwater]

I'm sure it has NOTHING to do with Naanee knowing the playbook better. For a WR, there are limited routes they run. I highly doubt he Naanee knows the routes better than any other WR on the team since most of them they have been running since high school. WR is the one position where it takes almost no adjustment to a new scheme.

[TheOracle]

The English language is made up of a multitude of words which are often misused. People sometimes rely on their preconceived notion of what a word means without actually knowing how to use them properly. Some might use words based on how they hear it without knowing what the word really means. One good example is the words ‘our’ and ‘are’.

Our is a word which originates from the Middle English oure and the Old English Å«re, Å«ser . It is an adjective which means ‘belonging to us’ or of us. In Northern England, it used before a person’s name to indicate that the person belongs to one’s family or if the person is a very close friend. The sentence ‘I’m going to meet our Mary at the airport.’ is one good example of this usage.

‘Are’ came from the Middle English arn, aren, and the Old English earun, earon. It is a verb used as a second person singular simple present tense of the word ‘be’ in the sentence ‘John, where are you going?’ In the sentence ‘We are not coming’, it is in the first person plural simple present tense of the word ‘be’. It can also be in the second person plural simple present tense if used in the sentence similar to ‘Mary and John, are you listening’. The sentence ‘They are here somewhere’, showed ‘are’ as a third person plural simple present tense of the word ‘be’.

Both ‘Are’ and ‘Our’ are words we use very often. Sentences will not be complete without them. But not everyone knows how they can be properly placed in sentences. It is always best to know the proper usage of every word in sentences so that we can correctly send our message across.

Summary:

1.Our is an adjective while are’ is a verb.

2.Our means belonging to us while are is the simple present tense of the verb be.

3.Our originates from the middle English word oure while are originates from the middle English word arn, aren,

Read more: Difference Between Our and Are | Difference Between | Our vs Are http://www.differencebetween.net/language/difference-between-our-and-are/#ixzz1ZRRtZqWZ

Sometimes people make typos, sometimes while typing too fast, others while being distracted. Other times Autocorrect replaces the typo with an unintended word. Neither is an indication that the writer doesn't know the right word.