Cedrick Wilson (1 Viewer)

[joffer]

he found out lhucks was pimping him

 

[perry147]

I was high on this guys after his post season play a year ago but this week he seems to have lost his starting #2 job to Santonio Holmes. Is he not doing something right maybe?

Any Steeler homers have any info?

Thanks In Advance

 

[zamboni]

I don't think anything happened to him on the upside that would cause downward momentum to be noteworthy. Just another guy with a good game or two on his resume.

 

[CrossEyed]

Hard to guage the Steeler passing game right now. The o-line isn't protecting as well as it needs to, the receivers don't seem to be getting open and Ben isn't making good decisions. Not sure how much of the problem falls in each category, but it certainly isn't a very good combination.

 

[Frenchy Fuqua]

Rookie playing time

http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/06282/728603-66.stm

Rookie Santonio Holmes replaced Cedrick Wilson on the second and third series of the game. Holmes lined up at split end and Ward at flanker when the Steelers used two wide receivers. When they used three, Nate Washington entered the game at the slot while Wilson remained on the sideline.

 

[Young 8]

I was high on this guys after his post season play a year ago but this week he seems to have lost his starting #2 job to Santonio Holmes. Is he not doing something right maybe?Any Steeler homers have any info?Thanks In Advance

are you serious ??as a 49ers fan, I assure you that he's a 4th....maybe 3th WRnothing more

 

[5Rings]

I think the answer to the question is that BEN happened to all the PIT WRs.

Guy looks horrible this year.

 

[Franknbeans]

I think the answer to the question is that BEN happened to all the PIT WRs. Guy looks horrible this year.

Granted but the receivers are not getting open. Period.

 

[CrossEyed]

I think the answer to the question is that BEN happened to all the PIT WRs. Guy looks horrible this year.

Works both ways. Hines was on the local news yesterday talking about the problem. One example he used was the pick that Ben threw later in the game as he was getting hit. Heath Miller was supposed to be his outlet but Miller never got off the line. Ben had no one to throw to and it resulted in a bad decision to try to force the throw. There were other examples. But the point is that it's a team game. It's easy to give the QB too much credit and/or too much blame.

 

[Sleeper 43]

He really was never good to be concerned about him "dropping off"

hes no more than a plug in WR starter. I;d have trouble starting him as a #3 WR with my main guys out on bye.