Which WR will have the best season in 2012?

Which WR will have the best season in 2012?

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#101
#101
StlCardinals2618 said:
Hunter has more touchdowns in one season against SEC opponents than Darick does in 2 seasons. Hunter has better hands, faster, gets off defenders better, has a better attitude, and is more athletic. There is not one thing Darick is better than Hunter at.
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being healthy
 
#102
#102
I take Hunter. I'm guessing his health will be what it should be and if so, Bray has a ton more faith in him and that will be the way he looks at every opportunity..
 
#104
#104
WA_Vol said:
I really hope they go 3 WR most of the time.
I think forcing people to cover 3 athletic WR's plus if have Neal in the game at RB, you have the speed and hands of a WR at RB.
Then Riveria a good TE in the game.
To me that creates a lot of mismatches for the opposing defenses.
I'd like to see that formation a lot.
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I agree with you to an extent. Actually on offense I guess I agree a lot, but that brings up other problems IMO. If we have a team that can score quickly all the time....where does that leave our D? On the field a LOT!

Not trying to sound negavol here, but....until proven otherwise, we have a one half defense. I hope I'm wrong, but last year our D was just too pooped to play a second half.

If we end up trading scores with another team the likelyhood of a game coming down to kicking is even greater. Sorry, I don't like our odds there. JMHO
 
#105
#105
Da'rick, He wont see as many double teams with Hunter & CP & others in the line up. He is just to Physical, Big & Fast.Should be a 4000 yard , 35 TD season for Bray.
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#106
#106
If Da'Rick keeps his head on straight and contributes like he should he could have a breakout year. Having Hunter back should create alot of opportunities for him.
 
#112
#112
Justin Hunter is the most talented wide receiver on this roster, but he's coming off of a torn ACL injury, and may not have his full range of motion back yet. At that, he should still be a solid flanker even at 80% as has been suggested by some of you already. For that reason, I picked Da'rick Rogers because of his experience. Having said that, I think we have the potential of having three All-SEC wide outs on this team - Da'rick, Hunter, and Patterson. We will probably have two 1,000 yard receivers, and I think that one of our receivers - most likely Da'rick or Hunter - will be an All-American. This offense has the potential to be explosive if we can open up the running game to the point where we average around 150 yards rushing per. Doing that and throwing some underneath passes to our slot receivers will keep teams from lining up eight or nine guys in the box to stop the run and also avoiding too much pressure on Bray.
 
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