Catching up with KB

[teeray]

Would still like to see a burner develop to stretch the field. Haven't given up on Philly Brown developing into that roll.

Stephen Hill? Because you are absolutely right IMO. I said during the off season losing Ginn would hurt offense more than losing Smith for that very reason

[Panthersguru14]

Stephen Hill? Because you are absolutely right IMO. I said during the off season losing Ginn would hurt offense more than losing Smith for that very reason

I really think that's why the front office was interested in hill. If he learns the offense and has consistency then we wi instantly have one of the better WR duos in the NFL. Big, reliable and fast!

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[teeray]

I really think that's why the front office was interested in hill. If he learns the offense and has consistency then we wi instantly have one of the better WR duos in the NFL. Big, reliable and fast!

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If he ends up good enough to he a #2 that is wonderful. But if he can just be a #3 situational guy that requires help over the top like Ginn it opens up so much. Ginn was a factor even when he wasn't targeted because you had to have help over the top.

[CPF4LIFE]

I was glad we were able to pass the ball well the other day with what we had, but without a deep threat i dont know how we will sustain success for the long run. Just not convinced yet.

[dos poptarts]

Did you ask Benji what is his favorite pie?

[Diehardpanther02]

We are so lucky to have him..... and Cam, and Luke, and TD, and Star, and KK, and Hardy, and Johnson, and...... MAN I LOVE THIS TEAM!

And rivera and proehl and gettleman and wilkes and so on and so forth

[the butch]

He shouldn't be happy. Could have gone over 100--probably north of 130--if he can learn how to run a post route.

JK. The Huddle was coming out of me a little there.

Breathe. Reset.

Ok.

Kid is seriously amazing. I say steal of the first round. You can't teach size and natural catching ability. He's stronger than people give him credit for, too. Love his nonchalant personality.

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[heelinfine]

Thanks Jeremy. I look forward to your inside info reports. Makes us all feel more part of the team. Living vicariously.

[Chaos]

Thank you Gettlemagic and Riverboat!

[iamhubby1]

My excitement level is, well, HIGH!!!

I was going to say, his level may not be that high. But, mine sure is.

Second.

[Yaboychris28]

lol at his politician answers. Glad KB is on our team though.

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[Herbert The Love Bug]

Stephen Hill? Because you are absolutely right IMO. I said during the off season losing Ginn would hurt offense more than losing Smith for that very reason

 

Ginn could never catch the deep bombs

[teeray]

Ginn could never catch the deep bombs

It's the threat and what that means to defensive coverage that helps and helped last season.

Ginn missed some, but he made some and defense had to respect him.

[KendrickPanther]

Most receivers are very competitive and prima donas. Kelvin is too, he's just laid back in his demeanor. During ESPNs "hey rookie welcome to the NFL?" you see Kelvin pacing the sidelines in training camp. He was sitting out with a bruised knee. The entire time he's just mumbling "I need to be making plays, i need to get back out here and make plays, I can't wait to make plays". It reminds me of my grandfather when he runs out of cigarettes, he can't stop thinking about it until he gets one. It consumes him and one never satiates him.

 

Unlike cigarettes I think there is something healthy in Kelvin's addiction. He will do whatever it takes to make the play. If he has to dive, he will dive. If he has to go through someone, he will go through them. If he has to give the CB a little hair tug he will do that too.

 

But despite that addiction to making plays he doesn't come off as arrogant or self serving. It will be fun watching him grow into this league.