YoloinOhio Posted October 12, 2014 Posted October 12, 2014 That is all. One more and I think someone owes someone Taco Bell.
Buffalo Barbarian Posted October 12, 2014 Posted October 12, 2014 I think JJ Watt has more TDs than any receiver on the Bills.
Fixxxer Posted October 12, 2014 Posted October 12, 2014 the first in his career, congratulations to him, he had a nice game.
YoloinOhio Posted October 12, 2014 Author Posted October 12, 2014 I think JJ Watt has more TDs than any receiver on the Bills. He does... Before today he had more than Megatron, larry Fitzgerald combined.
SirPorl Posted October 12, 2014 Posted October 12, 2014 He should rip off the jersey Hulk Hogan style for his celebration
YoloinOhio Posted October 12, 2014 Author Posted October 12, 2014 He should rip off the jersey Hulk Hogan style for his celebration No he should act like he's been there before. Oh wait.
prissythecat Posted October 12, 2014 Posted October 12, 2014 How many touchdowns does Da'Rick have in 2014 season?
Pills -N- Bills Posted October 12, 2014 Posted October 12, 2014 (edited) I think JJ Watt has more TDs than any receiver on the Bills. Watt has more tds that cj has rushing tds in his last 23 games. Spiller is garbage, he is a accessory for a Super Bowl contender that is all Edited October 12, 2014 by Pills -N- Bills
YoloinOhio Posted October 12, 2014 Author Posted October 12, 2014 How many touchdowns does Da'Rick have in 2014 season? IIRC the bet was career TDs and DA Ricker has 2. Hogan needs one more.
LB3 Posted October 13, 2014 Posted October 13, 2014 IIRC the bet was career TDs and DA Ricker has 2. Hogan needs one more. You are correct sir!
Captain Caveman Posted October 13, 2014 Posted October 13, 2014 wait, does the loser of the bet have to eat at taco bell? that's cruel.
boyst Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 One thing I would like to bring up is somewhat simple and only a guess. There is a reason Hogan is not lighting up the league at WR and players like Sammy Watkins, Robert Woods, Mike Williams and even Marquise Goodwin are held to a higher level. They are better. Sure, Hogan will flourish with the familiarity of Orton and vice versa, from running second team together. But once Orton plays enough with better talent he will begin to understand and play with that talent making the game even better. Steve Johnson is a great example of this. He had familiarity with Fitzpatrick that Manuel could not adapt to but Fitzpatrick could. Fitz is smarter - no knock against Manuel since Fitz is smarter then 99% of the NFL. But, a better football player will catch on quicker with a WR - Kaep catching on with SJ13 is evidence of this. So, while we all watch Hogan I am interested in watching Orton develop his use of other WR's. It was obvious he would use Chandler early and often but I think it will be a matter of weeks before he makes the progression to Woods, MWilliams, and Watkins.
metzelaars_lives Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 One thing I would like to bring up is somewhat simple and only a guess. There is a reason Hogan is not lighting up the league at WR and players like Sammy Watkins, Robert Woods, Mike Williams and even Marquise Goodwin are held to a higher level. They are better. Sure, Hogan will flourish with the familiarity of Orton and vice versa, from running second team together. But once Orton plays enough with better talent he will begin to understand and play with that talent making the game even better. Steve Johnson is a great example of this. He had familiarity with Fitzpatrick that Manuel could not adapt to but Fitzpatrick could. Fitz is smarter - no knock against Manuel since Fitz is smarter then 99% of the NFL. But, a better football player will catch on quicker with a WR - Kaep catching on with SJ13 is evidence of this. So, while we all watch Hogan I am interested in watching Orton develop his use of other WR's. It was obvious he would use Chandler early and often but I think it will be a matter of weeks before he makes the progression to Woods, MWilliams, and Watkins. So in other words, as a QB is familiarizing himself with an offense, it's easier for him to connect with less talented receivers first and then as he becomes more comfortable, he will start trusting his more talented receivers?
boyst Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 So in other words, as a QB is familiarizing himself with an offense, it's easier for him to connect with less talented receivers first and then as he becomes more comfortable, he will start trusting his more talented receivers? No. He is able to connect with WR's he is more familiar with then he is the more talented. If Hogan matches the numbers he put up Sunday in another game this season I will be surprised. Happy but surprised.
artmalibu Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 If Hogan matches the numbers he put up Sunday in another game this season I will be surprised. Happy but surprised. Maybe not the TD but total receptions and yards I would not be surprised at all.. He is a kid with very good physical talent, and only played 1 year of college football. He should get better with time. Here is how he compares to Woods Hogan pro day numbers 6’1” - 221 40 – 4.50 Bench Reps @ 225lbs – 28 Vertical – 36.5 Broad jump – 126” (10’06”) 3 cone – 6.75 20 yard shuttle – 4.15 Woods Combine numbers: 6’0” - 201 40 – 4.51 Bench Reps @ 225lbs – 14 Vertical – 33.5 Broad jump – 117” (9’9”) 3 cone – 7.15 20 yard shuttle – 4.47
boyst Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 Maybe not the TD but total receptions and yards I would not be surprised at all.. He is a kid with very good physical talent, and only played 1 year of college football. He should get better with time. Here is how he compares to Woods Hogan pro day numbers 6’1” - 221 40 – 4.50 Bench Reps @ 225lbs – 28 Vertical – 36.5 Broad jump – 126” (10’06”) 3 cone – 6.75 20 yard shuttle – 4.15 Woods Combine numbers: 6’0” - 201 40 – 4.51 Bench Reps @ 225lbs – 14 Vertical – 33.5 Broad jump – 117” (9’9”) 3 cone – 7.15 20 yard shuttle – 4.47 OH MY GOD! measurables! Prior to today he had what 10 catches? Like his entire High School, College and Pro career?! Now he has 15 and he's all pro. This is hilarious. It's f'n hilarious. It's the epitome of a sports fan and being a Bills fan. The very best on the team are nuisance, trouble makers, overrated or hurt too much. But, someone as amazing as Hogan - a player who has bounced from team to team is a stand out, talented, underrated, misunderstood, under utilized and full of promise. What a joke.
3rdand12 Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 That is all. One more and I think someone owes someone Taco Bell. O shoot i recall this wager. Dont wanna mention names. But i could ! the first in his career, congratulations to him, he had a nice game. He did. ran some nice routes decent blocking. The one drop in the hands hurt but Hey , he did alright . One thing I would like to bring up is somewhat simple and only a guess. There is a reason Hogan is not lighting up the league at WR and players like Sammy Watkins, Robert Woods, Mike Williams and even Marquise Goodwin are held to a higher level. They are better. Sure, Hogan will flourish with the familiarity of Orton and vice versa, from running second team together. But once Orton plays enough with better talent he will begin to understand and play with that talent making the game even better. Steve Johnson is a great example of this. He had familiarity with Fitzpatrick that Manuel could not adapt to but Fitzpatrick could. Fitz is smarter - no knock against Manuel since Fitz is smarter then 99% of the NFL. But, a better football player will catch on quicker with a WR - Kaep catching on with SJ13 is evidence of this. So, while we all watch Hogan I am interested in watching Orton develop his use of other WR's. It was obvious he would use Chandler early and often but I think it will be a matter of weeks before he makes the progression to Woods, MWilliams, and Watkins. Right you are. They gave Orton a comfort level to work with. Don't discount the tosses and catches by Oron to Chandler though. That was solid work by the two of them. Its a start . Not a win but a start . agree the rest of the Rec will tidy this up in a couple weeks OH MY GOD! measurables! Prior to today he had what 10 catches? Like his entire High School, College and Pro career?! Now he has 15 and he's all pro. This is hilarious. It's f'n hilarious. It's the epitome of a sports fan and being a Bills fan. The very best on the team are nuisance, trouble makers, overrated or hurt too much. But, someone as amazing as Hogan - a player who has bounced from team to team is a stand out, talented, underrated, misunderstood, under utilized and full of promise. What a joke. Its a team game. they all need to hold up against the odds
YoloinOhio Posted October 14, 2014 Author Posted October 14, 2014 I think hogan has played really well on ST this year.
Utah John Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 OH MY GOD! measurables! Prior to today he had what 10 catches? Like his entire High School, College and Pro career?! Now he has 15 and he's all pro. This is hilarious. It's f'n hilarious. It's the epitome of a sports fan and being a Bills fan. The very best on the team are nuisance, trouble makers, overrated or hurt too much. But, someone as amazing as Hogan - a player who has bounced from team to team is a stand out, talented, underrated, misunderstood, under utilized and full of promise. What a joke. Hogan hasn't bounced around. The Bills picked him up based on his athleticism. He played lacrosse at Penn State for his fulltime college career, then played one year of football at Monmouth. Got some experience but realistically has always been a project. But, so far he's turning out really well. Excellent ST work, athletic enough to get open. As he gains experience running routes and recognizing defenses, he's all upside. He also is not a complainer, whiner, etc. He looks like he could develop into Steve Tasker v2.
3rdand12 Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 I think hogan has played really well on ST this year. He's no Easley though ; ) But yes the kid is playing NFL football .
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