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His two most experienced WRs in that game were a true sophomore with 11 catches and a player with a cast on his hand and he was throwing against what is considered an elite secondary

if drops were the concern Id agree with your post 100%....but on a scale of 1-10 (1 being most important)drops were a 9.
Face it... he gave us little to be excited about going into 2010 with him under center again.

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By the season's end, it wouldn't be outlandish to predict them to be tops in the SEC and highly ranked nationally.

going from worst to first huh??

... I suppose we just have different defenitions of what outlandish means.

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Posted by chilge1

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Posted on 4/20/10 at 10:01 pm to TIGRLEE

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if drops were the concern Id agree with your post 100%....but on a scale of 1-10 (1 being most important)drops were a 9.
Face it... he gave us little to be excited about going into 2010 with him under center again.

While what you say is true, I was placing more emphasis on the fact that those receivers were blanketed all game and Toliver wasn't truly an option to be catching the football. It didn't help that he had Mingo in his face all game, either

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going from worst to first huh?? ... I suppose we just have different defenitions of what outlandish means.

The PASSING DEFENSE can be tops in the nation.. not outlandish at all considering they were 29th nationally last year. IMO, Claiborne is an upgrade over Hawkins, Peterson is a year better, and Chad Jones was always weak in coverage.

Just saying it was probably a contributing factor to Jefferson's numbers and visual frustration.

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