Cordarrelle Patterson expects to land with team that promises him big role

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Carolina Panthers need a good kick returner. I am tired of watching Teddy Ginn waving at me the whole game and calling for a fair catch.
 
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UT Hill Man said:
Some players just don't get. They spend their time in the league believing they are being held back by coaching decisions. CP is one of those players.
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Yeah but when you have a talent like CP, you figure out a way to get him on the field and the ball in his hands. We all saw it while he was here. He made every other player look like they were moving in slow motion. That kind of talent doesn't come around very often.
 
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Brave Volunteer said:
Yeah but when you have a talent like CP, you figure out a way to get him on the field and the ball in his hands. We all saw it while he was here. He made every other player look like they were moving in slow motion. That kind of talent doesn't come around very often.
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That's what I believe too. He was the most electric player in my lifetime at Tennessee.
 
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LakeMaryFLVol said:
As a Pats fan I hope he ends up in New England


https://www.yahoo.com/sports/m/2e80...54a643f46e/cordarrelle-patterson-expects.html
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I think Patterson said he would NEVER play for those Disgusting CHEATERS!!!


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There is an interview in this week's edition of Sports Illustrated with CP in which he says that his family is happy in Minnesota and that he was not too happy his first 2 years but now he feels like his talents were used very well in Minnesota this past season.
 
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You simplify the offense for someone that talented. If a coach can't figure that out, then he has learning disability himself.
 
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Well, he only had about 500 Receiving yards this year but the Viking's passing game was among the worst in the NFL thanks to a hyper dysfunctional OL, so maybe that's not so bad after all.
 
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If he goes to GB or ATL, then I expect to see CBs having nervous breakdowns trying to cover 4-6 very dangerous ball catchers per play.
 
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volfannbama said:
Have to give the guy kudos though, he has been successful despite a learning disability. We all have a learning disability to a degree. I will never reach the level of mathematical understand my wife has. It is what it is and you have to figure out how to be successful at something. CP has done a pretty good job of that.
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What has hurts Cordarrelle Patterson's potential most was moving up the kickoffs the same year he was drafted. You can't return it if it doesn't come down in play. Sadly, pretty good makes the definition of the NFL=Not For Long.

Vikings took a gamble on him. And had they left the kickoffs alone? He would have been electric. And if only he could learn his routes, or whatever else his learning disability holds up, he would probably be the best WR in the league. Sad.
 
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volfannbama said:
CP is a good dude, id hate to see him end up like a flippin cry baby hanging around CAM. Titan Up CP.
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fair enough....he gotta be his own man though where ever he goes.
im not carolina fan, just looking at it on "paper" it could be fun is all...not that he and mariotta wouldnt be
 
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