08-08-2016, 08:41 AM
For the record, there is this:
http://thebengalsboard.com/Thread-Bengals-Reportedly-Signing-WR-Rashaun-Simonise?pid=236666#pid236666
Post #19.
You did say "Having two deep threats is impossible for defenses to stop."
This was after a post talking about AJ Green + Simonise (a quote thread, so they are directly connected).
I disagree with how aggressively Nately is coming after you, but he's not "full of shit" as you accused him to be.
You are, definitely, one for exaggeration and heightened expectations for no name players on these forums.
It's not exclusively a bad thing, but you always seem to fall for the fluff.
http://thebengalsboard.com/Thread-Bengals-Reportedly-Signing-WR-Rashaun-Simonise?pid=236666#pid236666
Post #19.
(07-14-2016, 06:23 PM)BFritz21 Wrote: Having two deep threats is impossible for defenses to stop.
Look at the 98 Vikings with Moss and Chris Carter and notice that their offense led the league in passing touchdowns and yards.
Also, it's not just running two WRs down the field at the same time, but having them run down the field on opposite sidelines because do you have any idea how hard it is to stop a tall wide receiver that's fast when he's running down the field and has half of a field or more to work with?
Teams have enough trouble stopping AJ deep when they double-cover him, so think about having another guy that you have to double-cover because you realize that teams don't typically keep two safeties deep, right? The strong safety typically plays closer to the line and pretty much acts as a linebacker.
You did say "Having two deep threats is impossible for defenses to stop."
This was after a post talking about AJ Green + Simonise (a quote thread, so they are directly connected).
I disagree with how aggressively Nately is coming after you, but he's not "full of shit" as you accused him to be.
You are, definitely, one for exaggeration and heightened expectations for no name players on these forums.
It's not exclusively a bad thing, but you always seem to fall for the fluff.