michigancardsfan
Michigan fan
Who do you think will be the better reciever this year and actually who is just the better reciever
Boldin or Fitz
this is kinda tough lol
Boldin or Fitz
this is kinda tough lol
joeshmo said:Who ever scores the most TD's. Which I think will be Fitz. Not downgrading Boldins abilities at all, I just put a higher premium on TD's.
michigancardsfan said:well TD's win you games
Shane H said:So does getting first downs on 3rd and 10 and moving the chains in between the 20's.
With Fitz physical abilities it is a given thathe will be the primary redzone target. But you have to get to the redzone.
joeshmo said:I think it is harder to score in the red zone then it is to move the ball between the 20's.
WisconsinCard said:Q...Q....and Q. I am talking about right now. Who knows what the future will bring. Q has probably reached his peak. Hopefully Fitz hasn't.
Shane H said:How so exactly?
michigancardsfan said:Who do you think will be the better reciever this year and actually who is just the better reciever
Boldin or Fitz
this is kinda tough lol
Pariah said:Did you know that Q has the highest per-game "target" average? I forget the number, but when he played, he was thrown at more than any other WR in the league last year.
Russ Smith said:I would believe that, when Quan came back it became apparent that all 3 Qb's who played liked to throw to him. I do recall the Carolina game that King started it seemed like every play was designed for Fitz, but in many other games it seemed like the QB's were just a lot more confident looking for Quan.
Duckjake said:Maybe because Q was the only WR who consistently got separation from the defensive players. Seems that was the #1 complaint by fans about Fitz last season-that he didn't get "open" often enough. Of course that is not something you can easily see on TV recordings so hard to verify.
Shane H said:I dont know about that. Watching Boldin make a living over the middle and getting his teeth knocked out play after play and still holding onto the ball.
You cant convince me that jumping on a fade pattern in the corner of the endzone to haul in a pass is more difficult.
joeshmo said:Maybe cant convince you but football players are convinced. Ask any football player or coach and they will tell you that the red zone is the hardest place to play on the field. You have less field to work with and the D has less field to cover. The D also becomes a lot more stingy in the red zone as they all buckle down as most players get more pumped up.
Its all about TD's. I dont care how you get to that point. Its easier to get there then it is to finish it.