T.O overated? Sal P thinks so.......

[ProfessaPackMan]

Quote: Originally Posted by bkrich83

I'll still stand by what I said then. With the possible exception of Steve Smith, no receiver in the game is as good after the catch as TO is.

If you say so

[ProfessaPackMan]

Quote: Originally Posted by Timmay

Except for Wes Welker.

I literally spit out my soda all over my computer screen

[J0nnD0ugh]

Quote: Originally Posted by Timmay

Stop what? I made a single post in this thread, in which I was serious.

Makes it even sadder.

[bkrich83]

Quote: Originally Posted by ProfessaPackMan

If you say so

Again, purely my opinion, and something like that is obviously subjective. But I have seen all of those guys play a lot, and that's the one position I do have a pretty good knowledgebase on. So I'd say it's a semi-educated opinion.

[MC Fatigue]

Quote: Originally Posted by bkrich83

So you honestly believe Wes Welker to be more dangerous after the catch than TO?

How do you define dangerous after the catch?

I define it by gaining as many yards as possible, and I do believe Welker led the league in YAC. So, yes. I do believe that.

I also recall him catching the ball pretty short many, many times, and busting through several people to gain that 1st down on 3rd over and over and over and over. He's as dangerous as they come.

[bkrich83]

Quote: Originally Posted by Timmay

How do you define dangerous after the catch? I define it by gaining as many yards as possible, and I do believe Welker led the league in YAC. So, yes. I do believe that.

Are we going strictly on stats? 6 games vs. the AFC Least and playing in the offense he does lends itself to padding YAC stats. Not to mention the Bellicheck's propensity for running up the score on crappy teams.

[The C]

Quote: Originally Posted by Timmay

How do you define dangerous after the catch? I define it by gaining as many yards as possible, and I do believe Welker led the league in YAC. So, yes. I do believe that.

Patriots also threw more than anyone. You would have to see a YAC per catch.

I would look up stats, but **** it.

[J0nnD0ugh]

Quote: Originally Posted by Timmay

How do you define dangerous after the catch? I define it by gaining as many yards as possible, and I do believe Welker led the league in YAC. So, yes. I do believe that. I also recall him catching the ball pretty short many, many times, and busting through several people to gain that 1st down on 3rd over and over and over and over. He's as dangerous as they come.

Out of the top 50 in rec yds last year, only 3 players had a lower avg yds per catch than Welker & one of those was a RB. 6 TE's had a higher avg which included Chris Cooley & Owen Daniels.