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Originally posted by Velo View PostParham should walk away from the game now. Love him as a player, but to suffer another concussion after what happened last Dec. Walk away.
He should walk away.
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Originally posted by Berserker76 View Post
Agree. It gets tiring hearing that speed is our only weapon and we are doomed without it. Bandy can get open, make catches, and get first downs. Really starting to believe he pissed off one of the coaches. Surely our coaching staff is competent enough to scheme for an asset we already have? This does not negate the need for acquiring a speedster, but in the meantime, go with what you got.
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Originally posted by Craig440 View Post
I agree. It's not worth it. I would miss him because I like him. I think if he would have hung on to that ball against KC last year we would have won. Him getting hurt that bad and dropping it changed the game and the mood.
He should walk away.
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Originally posted by richpjr View Post
Clearly speed is NOT what the coaching staff focuses on in the WR. They want players that can do a variety of things. Bandy is not just slow, he is also an undersized, poor blocker who isn't a good ST player who can only play in the slot so that limits his usefulness in a big way. At least this is what has been reported about him.
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Re Michael Bandy. I don't know if he's exactly slow. He had a pro day time in the forty of 4.52, 4.55. (according to his college). So let's say he runs in the mid four fives. I think that's about what KA runs and several other good WR's around the league. The thing that interests me about him is the moves, he just gets open. I wish they'd give him a chance.THE YEAR OF THE FLIP!
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Originally posted by jamrock View Post
That’s all fine and dandy but what we really need is a WR who can get open and catch the ball. I don’t know about all that other stuff but he is the back up PR.
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Originally posted by richpjr View Post
The lack of blocking is why Guyton, reportedly, did not get more snaps. When he was on the field it was a tell that we were passing which tipped the D off. So of course every team needs WRs that can get open but there are a lot of other things to consider. Even if Bandy got more snaps, it's not like anyone will ever confuse him with a Hill or Adams.
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Originally posted by jamrock View Post
That’s all fine and dandy but what we really need is a WR who can get open and catch the ball. I don’t know about all that other stuff but he is the back up PR.
If he can make a play, use him. Spread it around.
MW can draw the coverage or make plays. Sea's choice.
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Originally posted by chargeroo View PostRe Michael Bandy. I don't know if he's exactly slow. He had a pro day time in the forty of 5.2, 5.5. (according to his college). So let's say he runs in the mid fives. I think that's about what KA runs and several other good WR's around the league. The thing that interests me about him is the moves, he just gets open. I wish they'd give him a chance.
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Originally posted by jamrock View Post
I’m not expecting anybody to confuse him with a Hill or Adams. I expect them to confuse him with Edelman or Welker.
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Originally posted by richpjr View Post
If he was faintly close to those guys I'd be all for playing him more. I just don't see that. Maybe he gets some snaps and lights it up for a pleasant surprise. But sure doesn't seem like the coaching staff sees anything either. I remember how everyone was so afraid that when we cut him that other teams would see his greatness and snap him up before we could sign him to the practice squad. It didn't happen.
He's produced when given the chance. He just hasn't been given much of a chance.
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