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Originally Posted by BrainDed:

Nobody is surprised by his speed.  

 

I really wish the talking heads would stop with the racist commentary.  It's funny to stereotype white guy though. so laugh it up on national TV.  

Who wins a race between him and Shields?


Shields played lousy last night, but he ran down Julio Jones from behind on the play that Tramon bit on the double move.

Jordy's pre-draft profile from NFL.com:

ANALYSIS

STRENGTHS

Positives: Intriguing combination of size, hands and overall athleticism for the position. ... Developed into an All-American wideout after signing with Kansas State as a safety. ... Good initial quickness off the snap to get into his route. ... Sneaky deep speed made more effective by good route-running. ... Best attribute might be his hands and toughness. ... Can adjust to the poorly thrown ball and pluck it out of the air or off his shoe laces. ... Knows when to make the body catch when defenders are near. ... Good body control to get his feet down in bounds and knows where the first down marker is. ... Enjoyed strong games against quality cornerbacks (Dwight Lowery, Terrence Wheatley, Aqib Talib). ... Enjoyed a monster senior campaign -- but was very effective as a sophomore and junior (pre-injury) as well. ... Faster on the field than his timed 40-yard dash would indicate. 

 

Negatives: A better athlete than given credit for, but isn't the elite athlete his senior production may have you believe. ... Good route-runner, but lacks explosiveness out of his breaks and elite deep ball speed. ... Primary target in this offense, receiving more than twice as many passes his way than any other Wildcat receiver. ... Big play artist for KSU, but may lack the acceleration to be anything more than a possession receiver at the next level. ... Suffered a sprained PCL in his left knee that hampered him throughout the 2006 season.

If only we could find a true deep threat! So frustrating!

 

Last night, Julio beat Sam and had a perfectly thrown ball to the back corner of the end zone. Only he didn't do a very good job of getting his second foot in. In fact, he didn't really try at all to get his second foot down. He just kind of cruised out of the end zone. And I thought to myself, Jordy get's both feet down twice even if he's 1/2 way through a bottle Jack Daniels on that play. 

 

So on top of all the physical gifts and the speed and the hands and the route running smarts Jordy possesses. Jordy has the ability to work a sideline like no one I've ever seen. 

 

Oh yeah... he didn't cost TT 5 draft picks either.

Last edited by ChilliJon
Originally Posted by Fedya:
Goalline wrote:
quote:
I was expecting one of those cackle heads to discuss how much smaller Jordy's penis is than the guys covering him.
You know this from experience? 

Yes, he asked me to touch it like I was a really hungry Fedya. What did he mean, Fedya?

I don't know what you are talking about.

 

Belichick was cheated out of a victory by those refs, plain and simple. Good thing too, because I've read this was part of his master plan to beat the Packers in the Super Bowl.

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