Re: Finding a #1 receiver may be more important than some think
Originally Posted by RaginDave
I agree with you, Peter has been very good and he did drop one huge pass vs. Texas, that did not cause us to lose the game, but it was an important one. Many people in the stands near me were complaining about him dropping another one, but that was not him. Jacob Bernard dropped the other pass. Throughout Peter's career at UL, I don't remember him dropping many passes, like I said the one vs Texas was a big one, because it probably would have been an easy first down if not much more. But again, the other dropped pass that people were attributing to Peter, was actually Bernard.
You are correct he dropped one and Bernard the other. The angle on TV looked as though, even if he catches the ball, he would have been stopped well short of the first down. The commentators even said as much.
Re: Finding a #1 receiver may be more important than some think
Originally Posted by KajunKrazy
You are correct he dropped one and Bernard the other. The angle on TV looked as though, even if he catches the ball he will be stopped well short of the first down. The commentators even said as much.
That may have been the case in the stands it looked as though he would have made it, but we did not have the luxury of the camera angle.
Re: Finding a #1 receiver may be more important than some think
Originally Posted by JMVCAJUNS
I bet you cajun4life forgot more about football and sports in general than you ever knew and that's a fact jack!
Even if he is the most knowledgeable football person in the world that doesn’t change that he is way overestimating the drops he’s claiming on this thread.
Re: Finding a #1 receiver may be more important than some think
Originally Posted by KajunKrazy
Even if he is the most knowledgeable football person in the world that doesn’t change that he is way overestimating the drops he’s claiming on this thread.
He said Peter leads the team in drops the last two years and that is a fact.
Re: Finding a #1 receiver may be more important than some think
Originally Posted by cajun4life
Leblance is the best route runner on the team. It’s not even that close. He also leads the Cajuns in drops over the last two seasons.
You also forgot something that is very often overlooked. Probably the best blocking receiver we’ve had over the last 2 years when healthy. Coming from a wing T helped.