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A player that will surprise us this season


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I've been surprised by the number of fans who don't think he will even make the roster this year.

He's on the bubble. Someone is going to be the odd man out unless Carolina keeps 7 WR. I figure we have Smitty, Lafell, Hixon, and Ginn as locks and the rest will compete for two spots.

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He's on the bubble. Someone is going to be the odd man out unless Carolina keeps 7 WR. I figure we have Smitty, Lafell, Hixon, and Ginn as locks and the rest will compete for two spots.

Odd men out are Armanti Edwards and Joe Adams.

Edit: Add Gettis to that list too. Him and Adams were drafted by Hurney and are in Rivera's dog house.

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I think many huddlers on here would agree with me that Gettis is a better receiver than Lafail.

Put your name on it then. Make a thread with a poll option on who is a better receiver.

Surely the thread will go over well if you are so confident in your opinion right?

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Oh. My. God. You are on an absolute roll of idiocy today.

Pilares has actually contributed and would have a lot more if not for getting injured.

All Joe Adams has done is fumble every chance he gets. As for Armanti, seriously???

 

Contributed on what?

Returning kicks, yes. Offense, no.

 

Addition of Ginn pretty much killed Pilares chances on this team.

Fans like you gets carried away by "one" play. Pilares had an open lane easy walk TD vs Atl, and yall act like he's the next Victor cruz. Pilares is nothing but a straight line runner. His former college teammate "Greg Salas" 10x better than Pilares and the man is struggling to find a team (excluding injuries). You mind as well say that AE is a contributor bc the last time I saw him played, he caught a 82 yarder vs. Washington. Adams is much safer than Pilares, AE, and Gettis.

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Contributed on what?

Returning kicks, yes. Offense, no.

Addition of Ginn pretty much killed Pilares chances on this team.

Fans like you gets carried away by "one" play. Pilares had an open lane easy walk TD vs Atl, and yall act like he's the next Victor cruz. Pilares is nothing but a straight line runner. His former college teammate "Greg Salas" 10x better than Pilares and the man is struggling to find a team (excluding injuries). You mind as well say that AE is a contributor bc the last time I saw him played, he caught a 82 yarder vs. Washington. Adams is much safer than Pilares, AE, and Gettis.

Lmfao. Yes Armanti Edwards lone touchdown reception in his 3 year career solidified his spot.

Oh and don't speak so quickly on Ginn, 49ers fans said the same thing just a few years ago.

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