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ooh you're right.Hmm didn't even notice thatI'll get ya 2007
I have seen him drop around 5 or 6 balls and I have only seen the Cowboys play a few games. The two in the Packers game were obvious and could have been crucial in a closer game.
It's not concentration. He just has never had good hands. 9 drops actually sounds like they gave him the benefit of the doubt on a couple.
thank you sir...9 is more than I thought
It's like Yardage:INTs. There is a correlation between those who pass for a gazillion yards and throw a ton of picks. Just more opportunities. Same with receivers...the more balls thrown your way, the chances are you're going to drop more of them.
This is true...i remember watching a cowboys game and kept in eye on TO cuz he's on my fantasy roster.He dropped one pass and 4 other targets were horrible throws from Romo that TO tried to catch but it was damn near impossible but it touched part of his hand.The announcers and TV showed that he had 5 drops in the game.
I think this will be the first year of Hass' career without at least one WR in the top 5. Usually Jackson's higher on the list because of more targets but it looks like he's trying to make up for it.
Getting a 4th for Jackson was a steal.
Oh okay, so if you are a perennial leader in a (bad) statistical category amongst your peers, then you are "not bad". Got it.Horrible?and I can't stand TO
He doesn't use his hands well at all (until he brings it in obviously). If he doesn't have to, he'll wait for it to come to his arms or body instead, and cradle it. There is a big difference between how he catches a ball and say, Rice, who was a joke. After the catch, however, one of the best ever, so saying he has horrible hands is not that big 'a deal really.
and I can't stand TO
