Its the paradox of no speed. If a tiny DB bumps you and you are already slow, does it actually have a measurable effect?Originally Posted by 3irty1
Its the paradox of no speed. If a tiny DB bumps you and you are already slow, does it actually have a measurable effect?
Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.
Most definitely: the tiny DB goes backwards. As you alluded to in your earlier comment, a good deep threat doesn't necessarily need blazing speed. Knowing how to use positioning and hands, and being able to do something after catching the ball, are just as important. What made Jones especially tough is that he was hard to bring down and had some quickness, so those 30 yard back shoulder throws had a way of turning into 65-yd TDs.
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