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SnA ExclusiVe
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| Mancunian Raven wrote: | Why bother with any more veteran receiver options, when the team currently looks to have a strong defense that will give Joe time to gel with his young receivers and give those guys time to grow and get used to playing in the NFL?
If the Ravens had signed Britt or Baldwin or Lloyd or Moss or T.O. or coaxed Jerry Rice out of retirement, we would not have seen anything of Marlon Brown. Hell, he might not even be on the roster. It continues to baffle me why the feeling is that success must be RIGHT NOW THIS INSTANT, when the team is young and the worst that can happen in terms of an NFL team having a terrible season is that they get the best pick of the following year's draft. |
Baldwin is still very young - he's not really a "veteran" type of WR.
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gooselovechild
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| Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2013 12:15 pm Post subject: |
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| SnA ExclusiVe wrote: | | Mancunian Raven wrote: | Why bother with any more veteran receiver options, when the team currently looks to have a strong defense that will give Joe time to gel with his young receivers and give those guys time to grow and get used to playing in the NFL?
If the Ravens had signed Britt or Baldwin or Lloyd or Moss or T.O. or coaxed Jerry Rice out of retirement, we would not have seen anything of Marlon Brown. Hell, he might not even be on the roster. It continues to baffle me why the feeling is that success must be RIGHT NOW THIS INSTANT, when the team is young and the worst that can happen in terms of an NFL team having a terrible season is that they get the best pick of the following year's draft. |
Baldwin is still very young - he's not really a "veteran" type of WR. |
He's also a guy that the Seahawks think so highly of that he's behind Golden Tate on the depth chart, who I don't think is a very good WR at all.
I like Baldwin as a player, but there has to be something I'm missing because I can't figure out why he's the 3rd/4th WR on a team whose WRs really aren't anything to brag about. |
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SnA ExclusiVe
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| gooselovechild wrote: | | SnA ExclusiVe wrote: | | Mancunian Raven wrote: | Why bother with any more veteran receiver options, when the team currently looks to have a strong defense that will give Joe time to gel with his young receivers and give those guys time to grow and get used to playing in the NFL?
If the Ravens had signed Britt or Baldwin or Lloyd or Moss or T.O. or coaxed Jerry Rice out of retirement, we would not have seen anything of Marlon Brown. Hell, he might not even be on the roster. It continues to baffle me why the feeling is that success must be RIGHT NOW THIS INSTANT, when the team is young and the worst that can happen in terms of an NFL team having a terrible season is that they get the best pick of the following year's draft. |
Baldwin is still very young - he's not really a "veteran" type of WR. |
He's also a guy that the Seahawks think so highly of that he's behind Golden Tate on the depth chart, who I don't think is a very good WR at all.
I like Baldwin as a player, but there has to be something I'm missing because I can't figure out why he's the 3rd/4th WR on a team whose WRs really aren't anything to brag about. |
Well then you obviously haven't watched very much of Golden Tate....
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| BlaqOptic wrote: | | I'd say he's [Dennis Pitta] the fourth best TE in the division... Cameron > Miller > Gresham > Eiffert = Pitta |
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Flaccomania
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| SnA ExclusiVe wrote: | | gooselovechild wrote: | | SnA ExclusiVe wrote: | | Mancunian Raven wrote: | Why bother with any more veteran receiver options, when the team currently looks to have a strong defense that will give Joe time to gel with his young receivers and give those guys time to grow and get used to playing in the NFL?
If the Ravens had signed Britt or Baldwin or Lloyd or Moss or T.O. or coaxed Jerry Rice out of retirement, we would not have seen anything of Marlon Brown. Hell, he might not even be on the roster. It continues to baffle me why the feeling is that success must be RIGHT NOW THIS INSTANT, when the team is young and the worst that can happen in terms of an NFL team having a terrible season is that they get the best pick of the following year's draft. |
Baldwin is still very young - he's not really a "veteran" type of WR. |
He's also a guy that the Seahawks think so highly of that he's behind Golden Tate on the depth chart, who I don't think is a very good WR at all.
I like Baldwin as a player, but there has to be something I'm missing because I can't figure out why he's the 3rd/4th WR on a team whose WRs really aren't anything to brag about. |
Well then you obviously haven't watched very much of Golden Tate.... |
I've watched my fair share... he's really not anything special. And honestly, neither is Baldwin. Unless they'd be willing to part with him for a conditional 7th, he's not worth it -- he's a FA after this season, and while we could likely resign him for not much money, he'd likely still want more than we'd be willing to offer. He kind of bust onto the scene in 2011, but since he really hasn't been anything great -- so much so that the Seahawks traded a 1st for Percy Harvin to bury him further.
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gooselovechild
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| SnA ExclusiVe wrote: | | gooselovechild wrote: | | SnA ExclusiVe wrote: | | Mancunian Raven wrote: | Why bother with any more veteran receiver options, when the team currently looks to have a strong defense that will give Joe time to gel with his young receivers and give those guys time to grow and get used to playing in the NFL?
If the Ravens had signed Britt or Baldwin or Lloyd or Moss or T.O. or coaxed Jerry Rice out of retirement, we would not have seen anything of Marlon Brown. Hell, he might not even be on the roster. It continues to baffle me why the feeling is that success must be RIGHT NOW THIS INSTANT, when the team is young and the worst that can happen in terms of an NFL team having a terrible season is that they get the best pick of the following year's draft. |
Baldwin is still very young - he's not really a "veteran" type of WR. |
He's also a guy that the Seahawks think so highly of that he's behind Golden Tate on the depth chart, who I don't think is a very good WR at all.
I like Baldwin as a player, but there has to be something I'm missing because I can't figure out why he's the 3rd/4th WR on a team whose WRs really aren't anything to brag about. |
Well then you obviously haven't watched very much of Golden Tate.... |
Enough to know his signature moment was a penalty and blown call all rolled up into one.
And yet Baldwin can't unseat him, which means that Baldwin probably isn't worth much in trade, even if I do think he would be an asset to the Ravens right now. |
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I think he may have been mentioned earlier, prior to the start of the season, but what about Denarius Moore if Oakland continues to lose?
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| sp6488 wrote: | | I think he may have been mentioned earlier, prior to the start of the season, but what about Denarius Moore if Oakland continues to lose? |
Oakland can't afford to give away their good and cheap young talent. Not unless somebody grossly overpays anyways. Even if they're losing that's not an indication that trades are coming. Again, especially for their good and cheap young talent. |
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sp6488
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| coordinator0 wrote: | | sp6488 wrote: | | I think he may have been mentioned earlier, prior to the start of the season, but what about Denarius Moore if Oakland continues to lose? |
Oakland can't afford to give away their good and cheap young talent. Not unless somebody grossly overpays anyways. Even if they're losing that's not an indication that trades are coming. Again, especially for their good and cheap young talent. |
He only has one more year on his contract following this season. He very well may try to redo his deal this offseason.
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