tribeofjudah wrote:Did Royal sign yet? what up WID DAT....?
Not yet. I'm hoping never!
skinsfan#33 wrote:DarthMonk wrote:skinsfan#33 wrote:DarthMonk wrote:skinsfan#33 wrote:Cover him with a LB if you want because he [Eddie Royal] isn't going to break a long run on you.
Picture his 4.39 speed in a 4 or 5 WR set. Somebody is getting open and if they use 4 or 5 CBs either somebody is still getting open or somebody is going to run.
DarthMonk
I doubt people will be scared of a 40 time in shorts on a track that he ran four years ago, they will just look at his FB type yards per catch numbers he puts up!
That's one way of looking at it. On the other hand, he'll be one of many 4.4 guys (conservative time BTW, not his best) on the field. In a 4 or 5 WR set no LB would have a prayer covering him.
Also, consider YAC instead of YPC. Guess what.
#1 in the NFL is Santana Moss with 505 YAC. #25 is Josh Morgan with 301 YAC.
... and at #8 in the NFL ahead of such players as Dwayne Bowe, Roddy White, Mike Wallace, Desean Jackson, Calvin Johnson, Mario Manningham, Andre Johnson, and Hakeem Nicks (all top 25 BTW) is
Eddie Royal with 409 YAC.
He leads the NFL with over 65% of his receiving yards as YAC.
This is exactly the trait Shannahan has been targeting in FA WRs.
http://www.coldhardfootballfacts.com/Ar ... catch.html
He is also an excellent return man. I hope we get him.
DarthMonkskinsfan#33 wrote:Those stats are from the 2010 season. During that season he had a 10.6 y/c ave and according to that site 6.8 of that was YAC. So his average catch was less than 4 yards from the LOS.
Exactly .. and guess who Moss's replacement is supposed to be.skinsfan#33 wrote:Boy that is a deep threat there!
Never said he was. You said "Cover him with a LB if you want because he [Eddie Royal] isn't going to break a long run on you."skinsfan#33 wrote:It tells me he ran a ton of wr screens and quick slants. If he ran anything deeper the ball didn't come his way.
That makes sense.skinsfan#33 wrote:You would use a LB, SS,
Suicide.skinsfan#33 wrote: or a dime cb
Better idea.skinsfan#33 wrote: maybe even a DE dropping during a zone blitz.
OMFG. Now you're gettin' silly.skinsfan#33 wrote: A DC would never have to game plan for him.
Only the greats get that but the stuff you just said sounds like game planning.skinsfan#33 wrote:Let him catch passes ask day long.
DarthMonk wrote:skinsfan#33 wrote:DarthMonk wrote:skinsfan#33 wrote:DarthMonk wrote:skinsfan#33 wrote:Cover him with a LB if you want because he [Eddie Royal] isn't going to break a long run on you.
Picture his 4.39 speed in a 4 or 5 WR set. Somebody is getting open and if they use 4 or 5 CBs either somebody is still getting open or somebody is going to run.
DarthMonk
I doubt people will be scared of a 40 time in shorts on a track that he ran four years ago, they will just look at his FB type yards per catch numbers he puts up!
That's one way of looking at it. On the other hand, he'll be one of many 4.4 guys (conservative time BTW, not his best) on the field. In a 4 or 5 WR set no LB would have a prayer covering him.
Also, consider YAC instead of YPC. Guess what.
#1 in the NFL is Santana Moss with 505 YAC. #25 is Josh Morgan with 301 YAC.
... and at #8 in the NFL ahead of such players as Dwayne Bowe, Roddy White, Mike Wallace, Desean Jackson, Calvin Johnson, Mario Manningham, Andre Johnson, and Hakeem Nicks (all top 25 BTW) is
Eddie Royal with 409 YAC.
He leads the NFL with over 65% of his receiving yards as YAC.
This is exactly the trait Shannahan has been targeting in FA WRs.
http://www.coldhardfootballfacts.com/Ar ... catch.html
He is also an excellent return man. I hope we get him.
DarthMonkskinsfan#33 wrote:Those stats are from the 2010 season. During that season he had a 10.6 y/c ave and according to that site 6.8 of that was YAC. So his average catch was less than 4 yards from the LOS.
Exactly .. and guess who Moss's replacement is supposed to be.skinsfan#33 wrote:Boy that is a deep threat there!
Never said he was. You said "Cover him with a LB if you want because he [Eddie Royal] isn't going to break a long run on you."skinsfan#33 wrote:It tells me he ran a ton of wr screens and quick slants. If he ran anything deeper the ball didn't come his way.
That makes sense.skinsfan#33 wrote:You would use a LB, SS,
Suicide.skinsfan#33 wrote: or a dime cb
Better idea.skinsfan#33 wrote: maybe even a DE dropping during a zone blitz.
OMFG. Now you're gettin' silly.skinsfan#33 wrote: A DC would never have to game plan for him.
Only the greats get that but the stuff you just said sounds like game planning.skinsfan#33 wrote:Let him catch passes ask day long.
Exactly what will happen to a LB, SS, or DE.
DarthMonk
skinsfan#33 wrote:You don't have to agree with me. I don't want Royal. I have nothing against him, I've just never seen a WR that can't average 11 y/c!
DarthMonk wrote:Last year the guy "throwing" to him was Tim Tebow who was leading a neanderthal offense under a defensive coach named John Fox.
I know he got a pretty good zip on the ball. He has a quick release. . . once I seen a coupla' throws, I was just like 'Yeah, he's that dude.'"
DarthMonk wrote:
He was also #7 in the NFL in yards per touch.
skinsfan#33 wrote:DarthMonk wrote:
He was also #7 in the NFL in yards per touch.
Your quote above is not true, not even close, I don't know where you got your info.
emoses14 wrote:DarthMonk wrote:Last year the guy "throwing" to him was Tim Tebow who was leading a neanderthal offense under a defensive coach named John Fox.
+3:16 for that.
DarthMonk wrote:skinsfan#33 wrote:You don't have to agree with me. I don't want Royal. I have nothing against him, I've just never seen a WR that can't average 11 y/c!.
One last thing(s) on ER.
In his rookie year a guy named Cutler was throwing to him.
He had over 1,000 yards from scrimmage.
His long TD was 93. He either went deep or broke a long run on that one.
He was #7 in the NFL in catches.
He was #6 in the NFL in all-purpose yards.
He was also #7 in the NFL in yards per touch.
He was a better-than-average #2 receiver by any reasonable accounting.
Cuter wants him now.
http://espn.go.com/chicago/nfl/story/_/ ... ddie-royal
Oh, and his coach was Mike Shanahan.
Last year the guy "throwing" to him was Tim Tebow who was leading a neanderthal offense under a defensive coach named John Fox.
If he becomes a Redskin he will be one of many 4.4 guys on the field simultaneously with RGIII throwing to him in a modern offense with you-know-who as his coach.
These facts matter in a discussion like this.
Did I mention he's an excellent return man?
I was wondering who Eddie Royal was 24 hours ago. Now I - along with Shanahan, Allen, and Cutler - want him.
DarthMonk
CanesSkins26 wrote:DarthMonk wrote:skinsfan#33 wrote:You don't have to agree with me. I don't want Royal. I have nothing against him, I've just never seen a WR that can't average 11 y/c!.
One last thing(s) on ER.
In his rookie year a guy named Cutler was throwing to him.
He had over 1,000 yards from scrimmage.
His long TD was 93. He either went deep or broke a long run on that one.
He was #7 in the NFL in catches.
He was #6 in the NFL in all-purpose yards.
He was also #7 in the NFL in yards per touch.
He was a better-than-average #2 receiver by any reasonable accounting.
Cuter wants him now.
http://espn.go.com/chicago/nfl/story/_/ ... ddie-royal
Oh, and his coach was Mike Shanahan.
Last year the guy "throwing" to him was Tim Tebow who was leading a neanderthal offense under a defensive coach named John Fox.
If he becomes a Redskin he will be one of many 4.4 guys on the field simultaneously with RGIII throwing to him in a modern offense with you-know-who as his coach.
These facts matter in a discussion like this.
Did I mention he's an excellent return man?
I was wondering who Eddie Royal was 24 hours ago. Now I - along with Shanahan, Allen, and Cutler - want him.
DarthMonk
His rookie year he also had Brandon Marshall drawing double teams. Who would do that for him here?
DarthMonk wrote:skinsfan#33 wrote:DarthMonk wrote:
He was also #7 in the NFL in yards per touch.
Your quote above is not true, not even close, I don't know where you got your info.
I must defend my honor:
http://www.pro-football-reference.com/y ... aders.htmi
Scroll down 12 rows, left-hand column: Yds/touch #7 Eddie Royal
DarthMonk
andyjens89 wrote:skinsfan#33 wrote:I would love to know what they consider a touch.
Literal touching of the ball. Throw a bomb, if he touches it then count it