Well, he doesn't have to be a game breaker. It's such a wow thing because he caught 79 balls in a mess of an offense last year, and he's not going to be asked to be a #1 in Baltimore. He's a physical slot guy that's going to move the chains on 3rd down. Add that to what Boldin brings, Ray Rice running and receiving, etc. and it's going to be a nightmare matching up with the Ravens... if everyone stays healthy.
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Well, he doesn't have to be a game breaker. It's such a wow thing because he caught 79 balls in a mess of an offense last year, and he's not going to be asked to be a #1 in Baltimore. He's a physical slot guy that's going to move the chains on 3rd down. Add that to what Boldin brings, Ray Rice running and receiving, etc. and it's going to be a nightmare matching up with the Ravens... if everyone stays healthy.
Yeah, I wonder what happened. The Ravens got him for the league minimum. Something must be totally different about the guy.
Yeah, I wonder what happened. The Ravens got him for the league minimum. Something must be totally different about the guy.
They got him for the league minimum because Seattle is paying the rest of his 7.5 million for this year. If they weren't he wouldn't have signed for the minimum.
They got him for the league minimum because Seattle is paying the rest of his 7.5 million for this year. If they weren't he wouldn't have signed for the minimum.
If he were worth more than the minimum another team would have made a better offer. The 7.5 million was guaranteed by Seattle, right? He would get that money no matter what contract he signed.
Another thing about the 7.5 million is that Seattle apparently felt it was worth giving up that guaranteed money to get him off the roster. Housh is clearly a stop-gap in this situation because the Ravens feel thin at wide receiver for this season, but if they find someone better and younger (say, in the next draft) they won't want to keep him around.
Can I state how ****ing bitter I am that Ozzie Newsome, one of the greatest Browns players of all time and probably the best current GM in the NFL, is running the Ravens win titles?
This is a great pick up for the Ravens. Housmandzadeh can still produce, he had a solid year last year in a horrible offense. I always liked him when he was a Bengal. He will be productive for the Ravens, and as a Bengals fan I do not like this move because it adds another threat to their offense.
And for some reason if he doesn't pan out, oh well. Seattle is basically paying his salary, good move by the Ravens.
I had a feeling he would come back to the AFC North, but I don't know if he's the right WR for Flacco. He's not exactly a short passer. Him matching up against Hall/Joseph or even Ike Taylor, I don't like his chances. I think it's a solid move though, good insurance policy for Boldin, who plays like a maniac, and Mason who's 58 years old.
I had a feeling he would come back to the AFC North, but I don't know if he's the right WR for Flacco. He's not exactly a short passer. Him matching up against Hall/Joseph or even Ike Taylor, I don't like his chances. I think it's a solid move though, good insurance policy for Boldin, who plays like a maniac, and Mason who's 58 years old.
I think Housh is going to be slot. He's being listed as the #3 WR.
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