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Kealoha Pilares

Jaxel

By Jaxel,
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Lol I didn't even say Armanti is a good WR I said he's more versatile and faster than Pilares which are both true. Neither one is an average receiever at this point.

if you wanna give a roster spot to a below average kickoff returner that can literally do nothing else thats your opinion i suppose. its a stupid one, though

Armanti isn't faster he may be quicker but not faster

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Armanti isn't faster he may be quicker but not faster

Armanti had a 4.41 pro-day 40 compared to Pilares' 4.42. Edwards low is also a 4.37 compared to Pilares 4.40.

They are pretty much the same in straight line speed, with Edwards having a slight edge.

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lmao no he didnt

from what i remember he had two terrible boneheaded kickoff returns and 1 catch

he doesnt belong on this team and he will get cut eventually anyway. he obviously will never be on the field at receiver in the regular season with how Murphy is playing and he is completely boneheaded on kickoff returns.

You said he was slow and couldn't be a receiver. He caught a pass over the middle and displayed his speed. You sir are a fine young male.

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You said he was slow and couldn't be a receiver. He caught a pass over the middle and displayed his speed. You sir are a fine young male.

I didn't say he couldn't be a receiver, I said he isn't a good (not even close to approaching average honestly) receiver and he isn't a good kick off returner and thus should not make the roster. And I'm 100% right. Sorry if that upsets you

Maybe you guys will see the light after a few back of the endzone takeouts to the 15 yard line and DNPs at receiver this season. When Armanti gets cut you will all jump on him next. I'm just a step ahead of you idiots.

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I didn't say he couldn't be a receiver, I said he isn't a good (not even close to approaching average honestly) receiver...

And you are basing this evaluation on what? Have you watched him extensively at camp? Because none of us have seen enough of him in games to make that kind of statement. When they have called his number, he has responded well, and that's all you can ask.

For whatever reason (and I assume it is man love for Armanti) it is clear you don't like Pilares, and that's fine. Just don't expect anyone else to necessarily share that opinion without some visual evidence.

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I didn't say he couldn't be a receiver, I said he isn't a good (not even close to approaching average honestly) receiver and he isn't a good kick off returner and thus should not make the roster. And I'm 100% right. Sorry if that upsets you

And you're getting this from? Very curious as to where you're getting your opinion from. Is it his two solid preseason performances? The fact that his teamates have spoken nothing but good about him? I'm sure you've studied the tape and came to a conclusion.

No one is saying he's Smitty, or he should be starting. He looks like avery versatile Slot Recevier/4th WR. Get your goddamn head out of your ass.

Maybe you guys will see the light after a few back of the endzone takeouts to the 15 yard line and DNPs at receiver this season. When Armanti gets cut you will all jump on him next. I'm just a step ahead of you idiots.

Since when did you have future sight?

Like where is your proof he'll have takeouts tothe 15 yard line? Or that he won't play? Oh right. You have none.

So jesus christ shut the fug up. It doesn't matter if he preforms well or not he was a 5th round draft pick who is currently preforming well.

All it sounds like right now is a player you don't like is on the team and it hurts your poor wittle feefees and you pretend like what you're stating is fact when it clearly fuging isn't.

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Not in the least.

But I'll bump this thread after the season when Pilares gets less than 100 yards receiving in garbage time (obviously he will playing behind Smitty, Lafell, Murphy, Gettis). I wonder if everyone will still be pretending he's useful. Just let Adams return kicks stop wasting roster spots

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