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Daseal · 12-13-2004, 06:07 PM

SC: I feel that intimidation factor saved our defense about 80 yards in receiving. There were times when he should have caught the ball but heard steps. Same thing to Amani Toomer last week. That's something you want every receiver thinking about in his head. You see TO running out of bounds instead of fighting for yards? I think that helps the skins and nothing else.

I know you're a major taylor hater. You're right, he's not a sure tackler, but he lays the wood, and you need someone to regulate the middle. I've seen him beating up on receivers all year. You see how ragedy the Lions receivers looked? They looked whipped by the end of the game simply from the hits they took. That's good. Maybe he's always a step behind, but once he gets that one step he can wreak hell. I'll say he may be the best player the Redskins ever drafted. That's still to be determined, but I could certainly see it becoming true.

12-13-2004, 06:07 PM	#8
Daseal Puppy Kicker Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Arlington, Virginia Age: 42 Posts: 8,341	SC: I feel that intimidation factor saved our defense about 80 yards in receiving. There were times when he should have caught the ball but heard steps. Same thing to Amani Toomer last week. That's something you want every receiver thinking about in his head. You see TO running out of bounds instead of fighting for yards? I think that helps the skins and nothing else. I know you're a major taylor hater. You're right, he's not a sure tackler, but he lays the wood, and you need someone to regulate the middle. I've seen him beating up on receivers all year. You see how ragedy the Lions receivers looked? They looked whipped by the end of the game simply from the hits they took. That's good. Maybe he's always a step behind, but once he gets that one step he can wreak hell. I'll say he may be the best player the Redskins ever drafted. That's still to be determined, but I could certainly see it becoming true.