Inman Love

[Formula 21]

He works his ass off and performs on game day. We need more players with his attitude.

[vinabolt]

The expected improvement of Gordon and the unexpected emergence of Inman this season pretty much make our offense indefensible after Allen comes back next season.

We now have 4 difference makers that defenses must account for in the receiver corps, Allen, TWill, Inman, Benjamin, not to mention The Hunter. Stevie Johnson is aging but he should contribute some, too.

Also, Benjamin is kind of underrated and overlooked so far, although he doesn't actually catch that many balls, his on field present is being respect by defenses, they're afraid to get beat deep, so it opens up for everyone else.

I think if we can somehow sneak into the playoff, we actually can make some noise. This offense is scoring with consistency and the defense is due for a late-season good run by Panago-led defense. The defense always play well this time in the season. This year we have better players on that defense.

Rivers never have this great of a RB in his football career, high school, college, pro. His best RB in Bolts career was his first season as a starter with an aging LT, the last productive season of LT's career.

We can see how great it is today, TB defense respect Gordon so much that we just ran 4 straight times and then TWill got a long touchdown when their defense creeped up trying to support the run.

[RollingThunder]

Let's not get carried away here, Inman is a slightly above average receiver.

That being said, he's not a bad 3rd receiver option and certainly someone you want on your team. He's just not a game changer.

[richpjr]

He's had a couple of good games in a row but I agree, he is nothing special and wouldn't sniff the field aside from giving guys a breather if everyone was healthy.

[vinabolt]

Game changer belongs in the Pro Bowl, he certainly not that. But he's one of those keeper that played well in his role.

[Formula 21]

I'd rather have Inman than Benjamin or Johnson.

And I no longer want to draft a WR in the 1st that would take any of Inman's snaps.

[vinabolt]

He has a good season. Not great but a good 50 catches season if he keeps this rate going. His role is being expands as the season went on regardless of the injury situations (other WRs/TEs out or coming back).

He's had a couple of good games in a row but I agree, he is nothing special and wouldn't sniff the field aside from giving guys a breather if everyone was healthy.

[RollingThunder]

I'd rather have Inman than Benjamin or Johnson.

No argument here but then again, that's not saying much with those two.

[Boltjolt]

Game changer belongs in the Pro Bowl, he certainly not that. But he's one of those keeper that played well in his role.

No, he certainly is not that.

[vinabolt]

Everyone knows he certainly not a game changer or a great player.

His current QB was on record explaining why he is a good, dependable receiver who runs good and accurate routes and is one of the players on the team that he can always count on.

No, he certainly is not that.

[BoltFan84]

That interception was on Rivers, but it would have been nice if Inman used his size, overpowering DB to make sure he wasn't going to catch it.

It would be great that our big receivers, Inman and Tyrell, developed an intimidating demeanor to go along their imposing physical traits. A little bit of Anquan Boldin, if you will. Particularly Inman since unlike TW, doesn't have the speed to break away from defenders.

[richpjr]

That interception was on Rivers, but it would have been nice if Inman used his size, overpowering DB to make sure he wasn't going to catch it.

It would be great that our big receivers, Inman and Tyrell, developed an intimidating demeanor to go along their imposing physical traits. A little bit of Anquan Boldin, if you will. Particularly Inman since unlike TW, doesn't have the speed to break away from defenders.

Every time I post that I get reamed for defending Rivers bad throws, which I'm not trying to do.