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There is no offensive MVP. Can we vote that way?I mean your offense MVP should not be a non-factor like Galloway's been in any number of games this year (he was blanked twice for example and just not done anything in other like Sunday). I can't think of anyone I'd really give this too.
Galloway?! You mean the same Galloway that's dropped MORE passes than Michael Clayton? That Galloway? That's some funny poo.Davin Joseph gets best offense MVP with no wide receiver even in the same area. As bad as our offensive line is...it's still better than our WR corps. Well, Ike could get an honorable mention but barely.
Davin Joseph gets best offense MVP with no wide receiver even in the same area. As bad as our offensive line is...it's still better than our WR corps. Well, Ike could get an honorable mention but barely.
Quote from: DefntlyDiffrnt on December 06, 2006, 03:11:33 PMDavin Joseph gets best offense MVP with no wide receiver even in the same area. As bad as our offensive line is...it's still better than our WR corps. Well, Ike could get an honorable mention but barely.Offensive line is 26th in the league. They're not any good. We run 10% of our plays behind Davin and far more over the the left even when Mahan is over there and do most of our dmaage up the middle with Wade. That should tell you something about the way we attack - either that or the coaches are totally out of touch with reality.
Quote from: bradentonian on December 06, 2006, 02:48:34 PMQuote from: Boid Fink on December 06, 2006, 02:40:44 PMQuote from: keeponbucn on December 06, 2006, 02:36:21 PMI think it's Davin Joseph. Love Galloway and obviously an MVP should be the scoring threat but Davin's play has been impressive. IMVHO. I think it is hard for me to gauge Davin, because I seldom stare at him after the snap. I have to force myself to do it. But watching him tells me that he isn't a weak link on that unit, nor a draft pick ill spent. Davin has been less than impressive, and much less than advertised. Not to say he doesn't have a high ceiling, and hopefully will develop into a future pro-bowler, but he's not there yet. He's shown some flashes, but is very inconsistent and so far reminds me of Cosey Coleman. What's especially disappointing is his lack of push in short yardage situations. Hopefully he will improve after a solid offseason of training and recovery.I respectfully disagree.
Quote from: Boid Fink on December 06, 2006, 02:40:44 PMQuote from: keeponbucn on December 06, 2006, 02:36:21 PMI think it's Davin Joseph. Love Galloway and obviously an MVP should be the scoring threat but Davin's play has been impressive. IMVHO. I think it is hard for me to gauge Davin, because I seldom stare at him after the snap. I have to force myself to do it. But watching him tells me that he isn't a weak link on that unit, nor a draft pick ill spent. Davin has been less than impressive, and much less than advertised. Not to say he doesn't have a high ceiling, and hopefully will develop into a future pro-bowler, but he's not there yet. He's shown some flashes, but is very inconsistent and so far reminds me of Cosey Coleman. What's especially disappointing is his lack of push in short yardage situations. Hopefully he will improve after a solid offseason of training and recovery.
Quote from: keeponbucn on December 06, 2006, 02:36:21 PMI think it's Davin Joseph. Love Galloway and obviously an MVP should be the scoring threat but Davin's play has been impressive. IMVHO. I think it is hard for me to gauge Davin, because I seldom stare at him after the snap. I have to force myself to do it. But watching him tells me that he isn't a weak link on that unit, nor a draft pick ill spent.
I think it's Davin Joseph. Love Galloway and obviously an MVP should be the scoring threat but Davin's play has been impressive. IMVHO.
Clayton and Galloway are equal, despite what you may think. Â This year Clayton and Galloway are equally ineffective. Â Both of them drop passes - it just so happens that because Galloway stretches the safeties - drops more important passes to our scoring. Â Equal. Â They both suck.It's pretty sad when Ike has a better catching percentage and he was the one everyone talked trash about. Â The same Ike that I met and he was very concerned about keeping his job - but has been the most reliable. Â Fact is, our WR corps despite the love-fest for Galloway. Â
I'm sure you're not the only one. But IMO Davin has not made the impact I was expecting. Compare his performance to Logan Mankins as a rookie, or hell even Buenning, and he's not living up to (my) expectations. Again, maybe the injury is lingering and after a solid offseason he will come in and tear it up. I believe he has a high ceiling and I hope he gets there soon. But he hasn't been consistent enough (IMO, again) for offensive MVP.
...Take Joey out, and there goes your offense...
Quote from: Boid Fink on December 06, 2006, 03:24:06 PM...Take Joey out, and there goes your offense...What offense? You mean the offense that has been outscored 130-40??? There is no offense and there is no scoring b/c our WR suck.