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Something about blind nuts and squirrels...

UpstatePanther

By UpstatePanther,
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funchess gets targeted and is firced the ball in practice, especially in ine on ones where the ball is fir sure going there..  he dominates that

 

perhaps thats what rivera is talking about. Funchess needs to be the primary target and needs to get the ball to him

 

i think people are getting confused with Funchess's performance as a knock on him with the fact that he was getting #3, #4 WR (considering Olsen) looks, on a down season, with a QB getting killed with a bum shoulder. 

 

I love Funchess. I think hes an incredible talent. He needs to get the ball thrown at him. He needs a QB with a healthy arm and time to throw. He needs a Coordinator that can get him looks..  nit some 7 second route that never works. 

 

Hes going to break out. 

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