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I can only hope that Bruce will at least get the same percentage of looks as he did last year. I don't see Bennett doing anything in this system this year. But maybe that is just coming from a guy who picked up Bruce late in his draft.
His wife doesn't think so.
I think I heard Bruce say recently that he's the healthiest he's been in a couple years at this time of the season. If anyone is going to garner more looks from Bulger with a limpy Holt, it's Bruce. Bennett and McWifebeater can't have the same timing down this soon.
He's actually been timed faster this year than he has been in the last 2 years as well.(so says Howard Bulzner on his radio program on 1380 local espn radio here in St. Louis.)
Yes. Suckers.
It's so strange. I don't know where this Bennett love comes from but I think if you poll FBG posters, you'll see a ton of people expecting big things from Bennett and ignoring Bruce. Quite frankly, I don't get it and I don't think Bennett has ever been that special...The problem with Bruce is that people are often looking for a guy that could explode late in the draft, not some safe WR3 type. They're trying to hit homeruns... Bruce caught for over 1,000 yards last season with only 3 TDs. That's a ton of yards and receptions for seeing the endzone so few times. I expect similar yardage plus a couple extra touchdowns. I say draft Bruce late and expect to play him 5 or 6 times this year...
August 28, 2007, 09:30Rams :: WRRams WR Holt Recovery Is Behind ScheduleBill Coats, St. Louis Post-Dispatch - [Full Article]It's becoming increasingly evident that St. Louis Rams wide receiver Torry Holt will not be completely healthy by Sept. 9 when the Rams open the regular season against the Carolina Panthers. "It's just one of those deals where I'm not recovering as quick as I used to," said Holt, 31. "I have to get used to that and stay patient. ... I don't know if it'll ever heal all the way, but I think it will heal enough where it will allow me to go out and play." Rams HC Scott Linehan has noted improvement. "The last two days I've seen more like the Torry Holt we've all grown accustomed to," Linehan said. "It's becoming more and more encouraging every day."August 26, 2007, 13:35Rams :: WRRams WR Holt May Be Questionable For OpenerJim Thomas, St. Louis Post-Dispatch - [Full Article]St. Louis Rams WR Torry Holt took part in pregame warm-ups Friday but didn't play a down in the game. "Last week (in practice), I didn't see the fresh legs that I like to see," HC Scott Linehan said. Holt apparently experienced some swelling in his repaired knee after a hard practice earlier in the week. It has been nearly seven months since Holt underwent surgery to repair meniscus cartilage in the knee, but it's becoming increasingly evident that he will not be 100 percent for Carolina.
I don't think anyone has, why?
:confirmed: Torry Holt owner
