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I don't know what his options were. I know it was a bad idea to go to the end zone there. They should have called a running a play or a short pass' date=' IMO.[/quote']

 

Even on short passes many times there's a deep option. This one is on the QB IMO.

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Great read. So true, we can't know a person's true character by something they say in the heat of the moment.

 

Complete opposite. One's true character is exposed in the heat of the moment. Character can be faked once cooled down and thought out.

Watched the interview again, and I can't disagree with any of what he said. Crabtree is an average WR. When the season's on the line, you go to that guy over Boldin or Davis? Dumb.

 

I personally don't have a huge problem with what he said other than his statement being arrogant as hell. I think the problem was with the delivery. The screaming was way over the top "in the heat of the moment" or not.

I think Sherman definitely made the better play.

 

I think Sherman as well. Crabtree gave him a little push right before the ball got there, which forced Sherman to have to twist his body while in the air to be able to even make a play on the ball.

I have to completely disagree with this. The man had 756 recptions, 9,436 yards, and 89 TD before Randy Moss even entered the league. They only played together 4 years. His best seasons were before Moss.

 

BOOM! :lol2: :popcorn:

 

Those aren't HOF numbers. I'll remind you that with Moss he had 40 more touchdowns and 4,397 more yards and he still had a hard time getting into the HOF. 3 of those 4 years with Moss on the other side were easily 3 of the best 5 or 6 years he had in his 15 year career.

 

Just sayin'

 

#tooeasy

 

#BOOM:lol2:

Randy Moss

Jerry Rice

Terrell Owens

Calvin Johnson

Michael Irvin

 

Those are the best 5 WRs I've watched play. I've seen Carter. He's dang good, but borderline HOF IMO.

Randy Moss Jerry Rice Terrell Owens Calvin Johnson Michael Irvin Those are the best 5 WRs I've watched play. I've seen Carter. He's dang good' date=' but borderline HOF IMO.[/quote']

 

Carter is 9th all time in yards and 4th all time in receiving TD's. He's not borderline anything. He's a HOF WR.

Carter is 9th all time in yards and 4th all time in receiving TD's. He's not borderline anything. He's a HOF WR.

 

That's your opinion. When I think of all-time great WRs, I can compile a pretty strong list before coming to CC.

That's your opinion. When I think of all-time great WRs' date=' I can compile a pretty strong list before coming to CC.[/quote'] It's an opinion backed up by statistics.

 

I'm not a carter fan by any means, but that doesn't mean I can't recognize how good of a career he had.

 

Only 4 guys have 130 or more receiving TD's in NFL history. Harrison came close with 128 but the next closest is Tony G at 111, and he is retiring.

I remember seeing that with my wife and telling her that the guy hit him on purpose. There was a collision and the guy didn't move out of the way and after the contact he was clearly moving forward as if he hit the guy.

 

I saw something about it but couldn't get it to load. From what I read about it I certainly hope the league comes down very hard on SF. That's garbage.

I saw something about it but couldn't get it to load. From what I read about it I certainly hope the league comes down very hard on SF. That's garbage.

 

If it happened as it's being talked about, I think it's very likely to result in the loss of draft pick(s), and a huge fine.

It's an opinion backed up by statistics.

 

I'm not a carter fan by any means, but that doesn't mean I can't recognize how good of a career he had.

 

Only 4 guys have 130 or more receiving TD's in NFL history. Harrison came close with 128 but the next closest is Tony G at 111, and he is retiring.

 

He's good but he is overrated.

If it happened as it's being talked about, I think it's very likely to result in the loss of draft pick(s), and a huge fine.

 

It was worse than Tomlin. I was surprised Joe Buck missed it.

He's good but he is overrated.

 

How so? The numbers don't lie. And most of his came before the nfl became so pass happy.

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