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Joe Adams Should Play Against The Redskins


chknwing

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I don't like that Rivera doesn't let players have a chance to get out of the dog house. Is Adams just dropping punts and fumbling in practice? I kind of doubt it. He wouldn't have made it this far.

I'm pretty sure Rivera puts people in the dog house and doesn't try to coach them. When Coughlin puts Giants player in the dog house they typically get better.

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I don't like that Rivera doesn't let players have a chance to get out of the dog house. Is Adams just dropping punts and fumbling in practice? I kind of doubt it. He wouldn't have made it this far.

I'm pretty sure Rivera puts people in the dog house and doesn't try to coach them. When Coughlin puts Giants player in the dog house they typically get better.

your pretty sure about all this.

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Joe Adams needs to be on the field. He was drafted to be our punt returner this season and I am almost willing to bet the kid would redeem himself and make Rivera look like a moron for not even having him dressed during the last several games.

On a somewhat related note, both Adams and Pilares need to see the field more at WR. Especially Pilares. We have seen Kealoha throughout pre-season and even this season make something out of nothing. He is good in space and always a threat to go the distance. Personally, I've seen enough of Murphy. Murphy is a deep threat with inconsistent hands and that's about it. I would love to see Kealoha in a Percy Harvin type roll here in Charlotte.

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The way I look at it Pilares and Munnerlyn are both safety valves. (Which is obvious) The two of them likely won't fumble BUT you will probably only end up with a decent or pretty good return at best. Adams may be a gambler but will have definite home run hits if given the chance. I could not BELIEVE that someone who did that well in the preseason got benched this long over one bad game.

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You don't draft a player to be a return a man and not have him inactive for one bad game. Lets be clear we weren't going to win that game with or without those fumbles.

Probably right, but one came after we had just gained a little bit of momentum. Remember everyone giving Cam a hard time about celebrating the TD while we were still behind? If Adams doesn't fumble on our following possession, we very well may have been right back in the game.

The fumbles were very costly any way you cut it. That said, we need to give him another chance if he is doing okay in practice.

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