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Wash140in60 said:
Personally with the talent at rb and te, I don't think there are going to be many balls to go around for the wideouts other than jt4 and kj. It's such a logical advantage we have in the coastal; plus with the multiple formations and motions we're hearing of those two position groups stand to benefit the most. I'd imagine there will be a few packages to get Martell on the field for some snaps regardless of whether or not he wins the starting job.
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Not how enos operates, good running game and good passing game
 
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brock said:
Not how enos operates, good running game and good passing game
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Agreed, just think most of those passes for the good passing game are going to the RBS and TEs early on. Just my opinion, could be wrong and we will see the wideouts being focal points. Can't see a wideout other than jt4 and Osborn making a statistical impact this season.
 
DMoney said:
Yes. Urban did it last year and he had a first rounder at QB.
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Without a doubt. The kid is way too talented to sit on the bench for 60 minutes a game. He is a legit threat with his legs. Even if 5 or 15 win the job, Martell will 1000% play this season.
 
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So that makes it any better bro your bias is sad especially knowing people look to you for solid info and your pushing an agenda when that clearly counts and is bad decision making 101 your better then that dmoney
DMoney said:
They were close and Perry has improved. I just prefer Jarren’s decisiveness. Games are different, though, and Jarren is a complete unknown.

One thing to note about Jarren’s near-picks is that they came during the 1-minute drill to win the game. It was all or nothing so he took a few chances.
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