Fitzgerald: 'Don't write me off just yet'

I hope he is ready, but he better not push it.

I wouldn't ever write this kid off.

One of the few guys I'd pay to watch in the league.

Two ways to avoid contact as a wide receiver:

1. Score every time you get the ball.
2. Have a QB like Leinhart, who won't get you the ball in the first place.

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Originally posted 08:08 AM ET  08.16 by Debbie Does

Two ways to avoid contact as a wide receiver:1. Score every time you get the ball.2. Have a QB like Leinhart, who won't get you the ball in the first place.

He's going to have a rough first season as the starter.

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Originally posted 08:18 AM ET  08.16 by Tebow Time!

He's going to have a rough first season as the starter.

That is the understatement of the day.

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And classiest receiver in the game, since Jerry Rice retired.

He made a believer out of me during the superbowl...you can't guard him

Hes exactly what you want in a WR and the complete opposite of what TO and Chad Johnson represent.

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Originally posted 09:22 AM ET  08.16 by Beavers

Hes exactly what you want in a WR and the complete opposite of what TO and Chad Johnson represent.

TO and 85 shouldn't be lumped together. TO is a loudmouth who doesn't produce. Ocho is a loudmouth who does produce.

Fitzy is not a loudmouth, but he does produce, or at least he did with Warner behind center. I'm afraid that he's going to spend the next few years playing out the string for a mediocre team, though.

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Originally posted 08:08 AM ET  08.16 by Debbie Does

Two ways to avoid contact as a wide receiver:1. Score every time you get the ball.2. Have a QB like Leinhart, who won't get you the ball in the first place.

Very astute observation...

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Originally posted 09:27 AM ET  08.16 by Debbie Does

TO and 85 shouldn't be lumped together. TO is a loudmouth who doesn't produce. Ocho is a loudmouth who does produce.Fitzy is not a loudmouth, but he does produce, or at least he did with Warner behind center. I'm afraid that he's going to spend the next few years playing out the string for a mediocre team, though.

Until they find a QB ... yeppers.

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the real question is... is leinart ready?

Doubt it. Hes pretty much all hype.

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That's a nice array of beavers, you have there, Sir....

Oh my, I did wouder what that was. Its snappin' time.

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Originally posted 01:22 PM ET  08.16 by Crusading Saracen

Doubt it. Hes pretty much all hype.

He'll be ready...and Leinart should be able to prove himself to be the right man for the job. It may take a couple weeks, but he'll do it. We'll just 'have to wait & see', but I think he will....and a healthy Fitz is key to that maturation taking place.
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Better take it easy Larry, and let that MCL heal ... If not you will be hearing that knee crack again on one of those quick passes from Leinhart; And you will be out again Rehabing for the Cardinals 2011 Season Opener

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Originally posted 08:08 AM ET  08.16 by Debbie Does

Two ways to avoid contact as a wide receiver:1. Score every time you get the ball.2. Have a QB like Leinhart, who won't get you the ball in the first place.

Actually, Leinart is the one who got Fitzgerld hurt. The guy really hung Fitz out to dry with that ugly pass.

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Originally posted 08:04 AM ET  08.16 by Otis B. Driftwood

I wouldn't ever write this kid off. One of the few guys I'd pay to watch in the league.

Agreed 100%. Otis...I think I agree with like 90% of the stuff you say haha.

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Originally posted 08:04 AM ET  08.16 by Otis B. Driftwood

I wouldn't ever write this kid off. One of the few guys I'd pay to watch in the league.

Amen to that, Otis. He's one of those receivers it's fun to watch from the nosebleed seats, where you can really see him play with the corners.