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Old 02-24-2008, 02:22 PM
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Originally Posted by MililaniBuckeye View Post
Who as Michigan's "play-maker WR" the last few years? Mario Manningham. Was he a "burner"? Based on today's combine numbers in the 40 (4.62 and 4.59...check his thread), not hardly. Still, Mannigham could get open on just about anyone with his moves and route running despite his lack of Teddy Ginn speed. You don't have to be the fastest player on the field to be the most dangerous pllayer on the field.
Jerry Rice would be another example of a receiver, arguably the best ever, who didn't have game breaking speed but still dominated.
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