And which bigtime receivers has Hall shut down this year?Originally Posted by Snatch Catch
And which bigtime receivers has Hall shut down this year?Originally Posted by Snatch Catch
"I see Jesus Montero as a potential once-in-a-generation force on offense."
Jennings (0 catches for 0 yards), Andre Johnson, and he's twice shut down the potent Pittsburgh passing offense (whomever he was on Ward/Holmes).Originally Posted by Melan-cynic
Certainly making a case.
Mo' Nut: One Smoove Brotha.
Jaret Wright's 2005 Cy Young Season: 20-3, 3.04 ERA
I take back Andre Johnson - he got off in that game.
Mo' Nut: One Smoove Brotha.
Jaret Wright's 2005 Cy Young Season: 20-3, 3.04 ERA
Huh?Originally Posted by Snatch Catch
Andre Johnson had 135 yards against him....
"I see Jesus Montero as a potential once-in-a-generation force on offense."
Revis locked down Andre Johnson & Randy Moss in successive weeks 1 and 2, then held Colston to 33 yards, Owens to 3 catches for 13 yards and Moss again to just 5 catches for 34 yards.
Leon Hall locked down Greg [not the 55 point] Jennings once. Not even close.
"I see Jesus Montero as a potential once-in-a-generation force on offense."
It's Greg Jennings.Originally Posted by Melan-cynic
And I got it. You're right. Not even close.
Thanks.![]()
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Jaret Wright's 2005 Cy Young Season: 20-3, 3.04 ERA
Edited the Brandon gaffe, but yeah, it isn't close competition wise.Originally Posted by Snatch Catch
"I see Jesus Montero as a potential once-in-a-generation force on offense."
I was being sarcastic, sorry it looked too agreeable.Originally Posted by Melan-cynic
Like I said, I have Revis ahead of him (I never disputed that), but much in the same way Revis began making his case last year for top dog, Hall is making a similar push this season.
Mo' Nut: One Smoove Brotha.
Jaret Wright's 2005 Cy Young Season: 20-3, 3.04 ERA
I know it was sarcasm. That's why I said, but yeah, it's not even close.Originally Posted by Snatch Catch
You didn't suggest Hall was beginning to make his case, you said he's made a compelling case that he is the best corner in the game [and as good as Revis is now] and he hasn't.
"I see Jesus Montero as a potential once-in-a-generation force on offense."
I think he's made a case, yes.Originally Posted by Melan-cynic
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Jaret Wright's 2005 Cy Young Season: 20-3, 3.04 ERA
As the best corner in the NFL. Ok..Originally Posted by Snatch Catch
And just to stipulate, I agree Hall has been grossly underappreciated and his stats are superb. However, the dramatic gap between his WR competition and that which Revis has successfully faced this year alone debunks it.
"I see Jesus Montero as a potential once-in-a-generation force on offense."
Well for all us Yankee Jet fans.. I just got an email about the new holiday
sweatshirt for the yankees, a kelly green championship hooded sweatshirt

Kerry Rhodes benched
http://www.thejetsblog.com/2009/11/2...hodes-benched/
Good. It's time to see what this guy is made of. He can go one of two ways.
Dem ol' grimy Jets...
I just read a piece in ESPN the Mag from Scouts Inc that in that Andre Johnson 100 yard game, when being covered by Hall he was only 4 catches for 39 yards.Originally Posted by Melan-cynic
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Jaret Wright's 2005 Cy Young Season: 20-3, 3.04 ERA
About damn time. He's become a friggin pretty boy joke.Originally Posted by PlsDontTearDownY.S.
seems kind of weird the Jets are on FOX today.
Those who can — do. Those who can’t — criticize.
Listening to radio, I almost crashed my car while pumping my fist when Revis scored.![]()
So, that Darrelle Revis guy is pretty good.![]()
I hate Schottenheimer. Give me Charlie Weis over this jerk.
Mo' Nut: One Smoove Brotha.
Jaret Wright's 2005 Cy Young Season: 20-3, 3.04 ERA
Woohoo! I'm not depressed today!
238 more runs to score 1000.
2010 GT record: 8-5 (including two near no-hitters)Originally Posted by Yankeeah
Nice to get a W. At this point in the season, though, I'm less than completely enthusiastic.![]()
"My point is you can't compare things with statistics." -Joe Morgan
"I've always felt that starting pitching is the most important part of the rotation." -Joe Morgan
Kevin: New York Squeaks
One game out of the wild card.Originally Posted by Soriambi
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238 more runs to score 1000.
2010 GT record: 8-5 (including two near no-hitters)Originally Posted by Yankeeah
Steve Smith: 2 catches, 2 yards.
"I see Jesus Montero as a potential once-in-a-generation force on offense."
The funniest part was that he lost yards on his second catch.
Mo' Nut: One Smoove Brotha.
Jaret Wright's 2005 Cy Young Season: 20-3, 3.04 ERA
Jake Delhomme's throw 'er up mentality was funny.
"I see Jesus Montero as a potential once-in-a-generation force on offense."
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Use code NEST3080 for an additional 20% off, making the hat $13.80.
Shipping is $12, but if you buy multiple things, it becomes well worth it.
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Jaret Wright's 2005 Cy Young Season: 20-3, 3.04 ERA
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4704065
I feel like someone is Punking me here...
Mo' Nut: One Smoove Brotha.
Jaret Wright's 2005 Cy Young Season: 20-3, 3.04 ERA
He did steal 44 bases in 15 seasons.
"I see Jesus Montero as a potential once-in-a-generation force on offense."
Who's ready for the Argonauts tonight?
Mo' Nut: One Smoove Brotha.
Jaret Wright's 2005 Cy Young Season: 20-3, 3.04 ERA
I would like to thank the Bills for scheduling a December game out of Buffalo and into a dome for our traditionally warm weather QB.Originally Posted by Snatch Catch
238 more runs to score 1000.
2010 GT record: 8-5 (including two near no-hitters)Originally Posted by Yankeeah
I think the Calgary "Stampeders" has got to be one of the greatest sports franchise names of ALL TIME.
"I see Jesus Montero as a potential once-in-a-generation force on offense."
Go Bills....lose and improve your draft position.
Corey Lidle: Once a Yankee, Always a Yankee.
I'm in your thread, stealing RYMASTER or Ryan_Yankees' identity.
Originally Posted by 4bronxbombers
I kindly request a TD from Thomas Jones and Keller tonight. I will take a td from Revis as well, but I dont want to be greedy.
Originally Posted by DEADSOX
Let's hope they are since the Argonauts already beat them once this season. I'm fine with a loss to improve draft position. That said I like Fewell and how he is taking risks, something Jauron never did.Originally Posted by Snatch Catch
Buffalo Bills 2010 "Oh"-Line
Why does nfl.com feel a need to show studio coverage instead of the actual game? Their website is misleading.![]()
238 more runs to score 1000.
2010 GT record: 8-5 (including two near no-hitters)Originally Posted by Yankeeah
Cant believe Sanchez missed Cotchery in the end zone that badly....yikes
Jesus Montero since June 1 (286 at-bats):
.325/.386/.605/.991
July 1 (182 at-bats):
.348/.417/.658/1.075
And that is why I think Braylon Edwards is not a true number 1 receiver.
Buffalo Bills 2010 "Oh"-Line
Should be 14-3 right now.....
Jesus Montero since June 1 (286 at-bats):
.325/.386/.605/.991
July 1 (182 at-bats):
.348/.417/.658/1.075
I understand why the Browns got rid of Braylon.
238 more runs to score 1000.
2010 GT record: 8-5 (including two near no-hitters)Originally Posted by Yankeeah
The Jets still need to re-sign him cuz he is way better then any other WR they have. No other WR on the roster could have gotten downfield that quickly with that kind of seperation.Originally Posted by TheManKnownAsMecca
Just have to live with some of the drops. He'll also get better when Sanchez becomes a better QB.
Jesus Montero since June 1 (286 at-bats):
.325/.386/.605/.991
July 1 (182 at-bats):
.348/.417/.658/1.075
Originally Posted by TheManKnownAsMecca
Get that soapbox out. Yeah, he's been terrible for the Jets since the trade. But go ahead take one play and extrapolate a career. It suits you. [Do I really have to point to Terrell Owens' early label as a drop-prone WR?]
All that said, terrible job. Have to catch that ball, although it'd be nice if Sanchez led him in stride...
"I see Jesus Montero as a potential once-in-a-generation force on offense."
Even if it is for big money? I won't deny that he is fast and can make plays but a true number one receiver makes that catch IMO.Originally Posted by dabomb2045
Buffalo Bills 2010 "Oh"-Line
Edwards reminds me alot of Owens actually. TO even in his best years dropped a ton of passes.Originally Posted by TheManKnownAsMecca
They should be able to re-sign him around $6-7M a year.
Jesus Montero since June 1 (286 at-bats):
.325/.386/.605/.991
July 1 (182 at-bats):
.348/.417/.658/1.075
^^Originally Posted by dabomb2045
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"I see Jesus Montero as a potential once-in-a-generation force on offense."
Good job by Harris.![]()
238 more runs to score 1000.
2010 GT record: 8-5 (including two near no-hitters)Originally Posted by Yankeeah
Revis and Harris are playing like all pros.
"I see Jesus Montero as a potential once-in-a-generation force on offense."
20 receptions for about 46 yards per game over 7 weeks is solid?Originally Posted by Melan-cynic
Terrell Owens definitely has problems with drops, but I don't want him back next year. You seem to be Edward's number 1 cheerleader. I've said that Edwards had one great year and has been overrated since. I'm sorry that I think the stats above are not great for a number 1 receiver and don't agree with your opinion. Mention anything you want about Bills WRs. I won't go to bat for them. They've been disappointing all year.
Buffalo Bills 2010 "Oh"-Line
You seem to be confused.Originally Posted by TheManKnownAsMecca
One, are you seriously going to list Edwards' stats and not point to the fact that his QB has been absolutely atrocious? That's funny.
If you watched every Jets game you would notice how he has stretched the field thereby improving the running game, has taken big hits going over the middle, and showed the type of weapon the Jets haven't had at receiver since Keyshawn.
Third, I'm not an Edwards cheerleader, I just think it's disingenuous how you minimize him and his potential. Show me once where I said he was a #1 receiver. I said he had the potential to become a #1 WR and was 26 years old in his prime. Personally, your act has gotten tired and I fail to see what your stake is in this as a Bills fan and obvious Edwards hater.
"I see Jesus Montero as a potential once-in-a-generation force on offense."
Damn.
238 more runs to score 1000.
2010 GT record: 8-5 (including two near no-hitters)Originally Posted by Yankeeah
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