07-31-2015, 03:41 PM
(07-31-2015, 11:41 AM)Luvnit2 Wrote: Little has the exact same issues that 1st round pick and supposed savior for the Ravens offense Perriman has and that is drops.
In Little's defense, you can't make up 6 weeks of training camp and I believe half of 2015 coming in late to learn of offense.
I like the idea we are giving a stud receiver (potential) a shot to come into camp, learn the offense and compete in camp.
If the gamble pays off, he is a true #1 receiver that this team lacks other than AJ. I would love for the lights to come on for Little like the did last year for LeFell at New England and he give us anothe major weapon versus a receiver that is a #2 or #3 (slot) only that we already have in camp with Jones and Sanu and others.
If he can't get it, then cut him and move on to someone else.
1. What does Perriman have anything to do with Little? One hasn't played a snap in the NFL and the other has 4 years in the league. I don't even understand why you brought him up, seems pretty random.
2. Not knowing the offense doesn't really excuse drops. If you're on the field and a ball hits you in the hands whether you're running a crisp route or not, you need to catch the ball. Nothing really excuses that. Also, drops aren't his only issue, I don't know why people talk about Little as if he would be some great receiver if he didn't drop a few passes.
3. If Greg Little is a "stud receiver (potential)", then we might as well say that about every WR that's in the entire NFL. It's not like we haven't seen him on the field for the past 4 years or anything. Hell, we even saw him in a Bengals' uniform for part of a season. It's crazy how he can still be said to have "stud potential".
4. Any WR becoming a true #1 receiver is amazing, I don't know why that would even be expected for Little. We need someone to fill a #4/5 WR role on the team. That's where Little's expectations should be right now. Would it be better to have him on the field than Denarius Moore at times? That's the question.
