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| re: Will this be Devery Henderson's last year as a Saint? I love Devery... his career has been so unique, especially for a Saint. He'll get to play his whole career in the state he loves. He's been through shitty times and great times. He's won a Super Bowl. And he'll go out a much loved staple of the greatest period in Saints history. Reply Back to Top |
| Until someone does what he does better than him he stays. Just ask Mr Shanle Reply Back to Top |
| Shanle has laid waste to every player thaty has dared to challenge him. Reply Back to Top |
| If Morgan can develop into a legit deep threat, it might be tricky. Reply Back to Top |
quote: AND, he had two in two games last season and finished the season with only those TWO...how does that happen??? Without Meachem, I think he sees a few more deep balls...whatever that is worth. Reply Back to Top |
quote: That thread won a Datty. Also sweet was the Reggie Bush supporters thread and the who here is not bandwagon....lots of butt hurt in that one. Reply Back to Top |
| If you look at his play on the field, particularly his down field blocking, you'll see that there are contributions that he makes that don't show up on the stat line. Dude went from being a one dimensional deep threat to a complete WR. This post was edited on 7/24 at 11:28 am Reply Back to Top |
quote: fact, one of if not the best WR blocker on the team quote: Sure did and still doesn't get the credit he deserves from this fanbase, which is sad Reply Back to Top |
| I like Devery, but if you ever expected him to put up numbers like Jordy Nelson put up as a #2 receiver last year, in this offense, your expectations would be too high. I do wish he would do more back strokes into the end zone, though. Reply Back to Top |
quote: With Meachem gone, he pretty much has that title locked down. Reply Back to Top |
quote: facts all over the damn place today. the frick? Reply Back to Top |
| I hear Toon is a good blocker. Reply Back to Top |
| He's our most explosive punt returner. Bar none. And his military cadences really get the players pumped before games. It's really a shame the fans don't respect him. Reply Back to Top |
| If Morgan stays healthy - probably If Morgan doesn't stay healthy or doesn't show the speed he did last season.. probably not. Reply Back to Top |
| Of Devery's 20 Regular Season TDs, 11 have been 30 or more yards, 4 were between 20 and 29 yards, 4 between 10 and 19, and 1 between 4 and 9. So 55% over 30 yards, 20% each 10-19 and 20-29, and 5% under 10 yards, with an average of 39.6 yards per touchdown. His 4 Playoff TDs were 44, 9, 6, and 41 yards, for an average of 25 yards per TD. Reply Back to Top |
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quote: I really didn't have a lot of expectation for Devery coming out of LSU besides just being a deep threat. That coupled with the way he always caught the ball with his body didn't make me think he was worth a second rounder. But after a few years with Curtis Johnson, Devery has turned into a really nice wideout. Reply Back to Top |
| Again, I really hope we keep him. But our WR corps is becoming crowded. Reply Back to Top Refresh |
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