'chinawildman said:
'FF Ninja said:
And what is this transcendent talent talk? Please defince transcendent talent. I do not think any of us have enough data to come to that conclusion. That kind of talk is stepping it up from Moore superfan to Moore hysteria. The guy is a 5th round rookie. Even if he is extremely talented, his talent is not nearly polished enough to be this crazy impact player in a relatively weak passing game.
Definition of TRANSCENDENT:1 a: exceeding usual limits
In this case I refer to "usual limits" as the widespread assumption that rookie WRs generally struggle in the NFL during their first season. From what I've seen of Moore, he looks nothing like your typical rookie WR. All IMHO of course... if we all had the "data" to come to that conclusion, he wouldn't have been on the waiver wire in the first place right?
I am not ready to proclaim Moore ROY just yet. I simply found the logic in your previous post flawed. If you want to see an example of how a good rookie talent at WR can help a QB, look no further than Mike Williams/Josh Freeman last season. Seriously did anyone think Freeman was going to have good #s as a passer last year before the season began?
Ok, exceeding the usual limits of a
rookie WR. That's not exactly shooting for the moon there. That could've been taken to mean much more than exceeding usual rookie WR limits. When I think of transcendent WR talent I think Andre, Fitz, Calvin...I think you missed some of my logic. First of all,
do you consider Campbell as good as Freeman? Second, Mike Williams was the only WR Freeman was targeting (128 targets to 41 for the next guy). I mentioned this already, but I'll say it again. The 2nd WR on that Tampa Bay team had 25 catches. Do you expect Jacoby Ford to have less than 41 targets and/or 25 catches? This pie is too small and there are too many slices.