Panthers WR Phenom Gettis Has Strong Roots; Ridiculous Skills
by Jaxon on Oct 28, 2010 12:41 PM EDT
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The AP's Mike Cranston has put up a nice piece on Panthers WR David Gettis that is sure to get even the most luke-warm fan excited. We've seen what the kid can do on the field and we are wondering whether it was simply a high point to be followed by a valley or is it simply the first step in the rise of a star?
Reading about Gettis' parents and their military background one might assume he grew up in a disciplined household. Gettis though offers a different cause for his ability to stay out of trouble growing up:
Gettis said he never got into much trouble growing up, but it wasn't because he lived in such a strict household. "Honestly," Gettis said, "as a child, I never really did anything other than play sports."
Well I'm sure being a military brat in a sense created the work ethic he has shown in practice and in live action. Oh, and he is also known for this:
I don't know if all (receivers) start out that way and things change, who knows," quarterback Matt Moore said Wednesday of Gettis' quiet demeanor. "He's a good dude, man, I like him a lot. He's just kind of your normal guy who's got ridiculous skills."
What kind of skills are we talking about?
via t0.gstatic.com
Well there are these skills:
"He's got a lot of the skill set to be a good receiver as far as size, speed," coach John Fox said. "I've just seen him grow a lot." Just how athletic is the 6-foot-3, 216-pound Gettis? The Los Angeles native didn't run track until his sophomore year in high school—and weeks later won the state 400-meter title. Wow, three straight titles a mere weeks after starting to compete...Also, you can expect more 4th quarter heroics out of this kid...because he knows how to play in spite of exhaustion:
The 400 is a man's race as they say," Gettis said. "It's one of those races where you know how you're going to feel afterwards, but you still have to do it. I think you can carry that over to a game situation where in the fourth quarter your legs are heavy, you have lactic acid buildup and you still have to run your routes precisely and get out of your break and everything like that."
That does not bode well for the upcoming DBs assigned to cover Gettis in man coverage. More importantly, it bodes very well for the Panther offense as they try to dig out of a five game hole. One down, four to go.
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My mancrush has been building since we drafted him.
And the more I learn about him, the bigger it gets.
by Jake Humphrey on Oct 28, 2010 1:06 PM EDT up reply actions
Shoot...
He’s already above DeAngelo/Stew for me.
1. Smitty
2. Beason
3. Gettis
=0
by Ol' Uncle Munnerlyn on Oct 28, 2010 1:38 PM EDT up reply actions
Oh Jesus, I think I'm getting a clue...
A REALLy big clue to why Gettis is so good. Oh yeah, I’m getting a really good clue. I think my clue is pointing this way…
Me either.
Any of it. WTF???
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Watch and learn.
The Hardly Boys are getting a raging clue on southparkstudios.com
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I thought my jokes were obscure.
"If you ask Jets' CB Darrelle Revis, there is no one who is harder to cover one-on-one than Steve Smith. That has to mean something coming from last year's runner-up for Defensive Player of the Year."
He certainly picked an interesting spot for a south park reference
Although the “who took a dump in the urinal” episode is a classic.
As far as South Park classics go at least…
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I guess Southpark isn't too obscure
I just haven’t watched it much in the last 4-5 years…got to be too much of a commentary on any controversial/popular current event for my liking. Some of the older episodes are just tremendous, though.
"If you ask Jets' CB Darrelle Revis, there is no one who is harder to cover one-on-one than Steve Smith. That has to mean something coming from last year's runner-up for Defensive Player of the Year."
Thanks for the love guys!
Never ridicule ya’lls jokes, but thanks!
How is it obscure? Guys above my post were talking about how they have “mancrushes” and hard-ons for David Gettis, so I don’t see how it’s not like the Hardly boys getting “clues”…
Everyone doesn't watch South Park
I know, I know — that seems impossible to believe, but it’s true. So, while you don’t think the joke is obscure, a lot of people who don’t watch South Park have no idea who the Hardly Boys are, therefore they don’t get the joke.
(Personally, I thought it was hilarious.)
"The truth will set you free. But not until it is finished with you." ~ David Foster Wallace
I watched it a few years ago, jkp
Just not recently enough to see that episode. No ridicule intended.
"If you ask Jets' CB Darrelle Revis, there is no one who is harder to cover one-on-one than Steve Smith. That has to mean something coming from last year's runner-up for Defensive Player of the Year."
I have no clue either.
"Once again the trousers of evil are yanked down by the mocking hands of justice!"-Revshawn
My clue is pointing this way.... LOL
Great stuff.
"The truth will set you free. But not until it is finished with you." ~ David Foster Wallace
I feel bad
That I’m the only one who got this xD
by Thaddeus_Griffin on Oct 29, 2010 9:06 AM EDT up reply actions
I professed my mancrush for him a mere couple of minutes before Jaxon posted this.
I made a fanshot saying that a mancrush was brewing and I linked this same article. Jeez. Us CSR people are on top of the news.
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Gettis=
The speedster that smitty wanted to stretch the field. The more I find out about this kid, the more amazed I am by how solid our draft was.
by GoodOl'NorthState on Oct 28, 2010 12:58 PM EDT reply actions
Get me a #12 jersey, quick.
Gettis = my new favorite player.
"The truth will set you free. But not until it is finished with you." ~ David Foster Wallace
If I was getting a new jersey it'd be Connor, Clausen or Gettis. Not sure which.
"Nah, you look like Elijah Wood." - danmerqury
None of them matter, compared to GETTIS
GGGGGGEEEEEEEEETTTTTTTTIIIIIIIIIIIIIISSSSSSSS
by Ol' Uncle Munnerlyn on Oct 28, 2010 1:44 PM EDT up reply actions
Love it.
I hope he continues to make strides forward. We NEED a new #1 receiver badly. If he and LaFell can continue to improve, we can extend Smiths career by at least a couple of years. Great article!!!
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Not only that,
but the Panthers might actually be able to get back on the right track with 3 viable options at WR. If opposing defenses are forced to respect the pass again, we’re gonna run all over them. I see this as a great sneak peak at next year’s Superbowl sleeper. Nobody’s gonna see us coming until we leave ‘em laying on their backs wondering what hit’em! I’m getting real excited about this team again!
Let's go Panthers, 2010 is our year!
by Tarheel Soldier on Oct 28, 2010 1:14 PM EDT up reply actions
easy tiger
"If you ask Jets' CB Darrelle Revis, there is no one who is harder to cover one-on-one than Steve Smith. That has to mean something coming from last year's runner-up for Defensive Player of the Year."
Guess you didn't compete in any sports growing up.
If you did – it’s the reason for the ‘cool down’. An ice bath gets rid of it too, though those things are f’ing evil.
"Nah, you look like Elijah Wood." - danmerqury
I know right!
You can’t even breath at first!
All my coach said...
“Chuck… Don’t smoke, okay? It’s bad for you.” This came from my high school tennis coach, who was also a preacher.. Hahahahaha!
by SwankTheTank on Oct 28, 2010 11:13 PM EDT up reply actions
Whether he knows what lactic acid is and does isn't the relevant point here...
The point is he has conditioned himself to defeat it by running the 400. When others are sucking wind in the 4th quarter, Gettis will still have the “kick” left. He’ll gain a step on DBs, be quicker than anybody on the field, and maintain a higher level of focus. What’s smart about him is that he recognizes this advantage and is prepared to use it. Bright kid, bright future. I’m definitely on the Gettis train.
Where there’s a will… I want to be in it.
You can't 'defeat' lactic acid. You just learn to run through the pain.
"Nah, you look like Elijah Wood." - danmerqury
Isn't that why we see dudes on the bikes between series?
To keep them ‘warm’..ie prevent build-up of lactic acid.
Are you not saying the same thing?
To not succumb, to prevail, to be victorious in the battle against lactic acid, to defeat it? If you “run through it” you have defeated it… If you do not, it has defeated you.
Overall Panthers Draft Grade: A
Looks like you and I posted our things at the same time Jaxon
I had just posted this in a fanshot at like 12:40 or so, I come back from lunch and see you posted at 12:41. Nice.
Feel free to delete my fanshot if you’d like so we don’t have repeats.
Unofficial Agent for Armanti Edwards, WR #10, Carolina Panthers
Feel free to delete my fanshot if you’d like so we don’t have repeats.
Translation: How dare you steal my #%&@ and pass it off as your own?!?
j/k Tater :-)
"The truth will set you free. But not until it is finished with you." ~ David Foster Wallace
;) had the same thought
No worries Tater…we just like messing with you
by The Duke Dude on Oct 28, 2010 2:09 PM EDT up reply actions
I think Chris Berman needs to get on a name for this kid...
Seems like you could do a lot with Gettis. But it gets lost in the sentence… he generally likes slapping things in the middle of a first and last name. All I can see is things like
David “Get This” Gettis
David “Go Go Gadget” Gettis
David Battle of Gettis Burg
David “What else can this guy” Gettis
and most rely on pronouncing his last name “Get Us”
Unofficial Agent for Armanti Edwards, WR #10, Carolina Panthers
LOL!
Nice!
David Battle of Gettis Burg
David "What else can this guy" Gettis
I like these two.
by The Duke Dude on Oct 28, 2010 2:11 PM EDT up reply actions
David Gettis to the Church on time...
"The truth will set you free. But not until it is finished with you." ~ David Foster Wallace
As a historian, I must say I love the "Gettis Burg" one.
"The truth will set you free. But not until it is finished with you." ~ David Foster Wallace
The Gettis Burg Address is the endzone!
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I like em all
I think you may have stumbled upon a nickname for him as well. I like go go gadget gettis…which leads one to call him inspector gettis. Now that I think about it. Wouldn’t jimmy clausen in speedos be “the pink panther?”
hahaha .... nice touch with the speedos joke
"The truth will set you free. But not until it is finished with you." ~ David Foster Wallace
Oh man.. just think if we could get the sound guys at the stadium in on it...
Whenever Gettis makes a big catch for a first down you get over the PA…
Da-da-da-da-da, Inspector Gettis, Da-da-da-da-da Ooooo Ooooooo!
Da-da-da-da-da, Inspector Gettis, Da-da-da-da-da… DA DA
GO GETTIS GO!!!!
Da-da-da-da-da-Da-da-da-da-da-da
GO GETTIS GO!!!
Unofficial Agent for Armanti Edwards, WR #10, Carolina Panthers
In case you need to hear the catch tune...
Inspector Gadget theme song on YouTube
Unofficial Agent for Armanti Edwards, WR #10, Carolina Panthers
This would be epic.
"The truth will set you free. But not until it is finished with you." ~ David Foster Wallace
I think Gettis just goes to show that you really don't know who's going to be good in the NFL and who isn't
Gettis is already doing better than many rookie WRs taken before him, especially some in the early rounds. For a guy who didn’t have spectacular college production (around 675 yards and 52 catches his last year) and for a guy rated no higher than about #17 WR, a projected 5th rounder, Gettis just shows you that you can’t predict who will and won’t be a star prior to the draft. Before the draft, nobody had really heard of this guy, and most wanted a big namer such as Mardy Gilyard, Golden Tate, Arrelious Benn, Dexter McCluster or whoever. But I think, now , we can be very satisfied with our decision to pass on these guys and later go with a guy such as Gettis…
I agree with you, as most of what you say is simply fact....
But one thing that gets overlooked is:
Guys can only be as good as ‘the situation they go to’ dictates. For example, If Gettis went to some WR stacked team, he may not have dressed yet this season.
If we would have gotten any of the guys you mentioned above, who’s to say they wouldn’t have been more successful, or would have played more here than they have for their respective teams?
I guess, what I’m saying is, I feel like Gettis was drafted to a favorable destination here in Carolina. I mean, all he had to do was beat out Dwayne Jarrett.
Don’t get me wrong, I’m not trying to take anything away from him, he looks like he would be a baller anywhere he went. People just tend to assume players would have the exact same impact on different teams.
"If you ask Jets' CB Darrelle Revis, there is no one who is harder to cover one-on-one than Steve Smith. That has to mean something coming from last year's runner-up for Defensive Player of the Year."
by ERL on Oct 28, 2010 3:11 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
Good points
+1
Let's go Panthers, 2010 is our year!
by Tarheel Soldier on Oct 28, 2010 6:00 PM EDT up reply actions
I think its still a little early to say if he will be good or not. Lets say he has great potential to be good. It doesnt hurt to have hope & give the players some encouragement though .
encouraged as well
but even timmy biakabatuka had a rediculous game here and there, and look how he turned out. ‘99 rushed for 142 yards on 12 carries for 3 td’s against washington… don’t get me wrong, love his story, attitude, his performance last week. I just need to see more before i get too giddy for gettis…
timmy had a case of bad luck though
His stats when healthy were pretty good…he just suffered the same damn foot injury every year lol
His skill set
Reminds me of Vincent Jackson. That last TD catch in the endzone sealed it for me.:)
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by chinchillas sword on Oct 28, 2010 3:23 PM EDT reply actions
Heard somewhere
That the reason that Gettis seemed to be progressing faster than LaFell was because Gettis was only learning one WR position while the coaching staff was asking LaFell to learn all three.
Anybody else hear anything similar? Could this mean long-term that we are looking making LaFell our #1 with Gettis our #2 and Armanti#3 in an AS (After Smith) world? And how many years do we think we can keep Smitty around? I love the man and his fire, but he’s not a spring chicken anymore.
Thanks fellas!
by GoodOl'NorthState on Oct 28, 2010 3:33 PM EDT reply actions
It just means they expect more from their 3rd round pick than they do from their 6th round pick
"Nah, you look like Elijah Wood." - danmerqury
It just means they expect more from their 3rd round pick than they do from their 6th round pick
"Nah, you look like Elijah Wood." - danmerqury
They talked about that during the game.
Meanwhile, LaFell has been learning every WR position. This could also explain why LaFell looked like crap on so many routes. Hopefully last week was when some of those routes started clicking.
If God came down on Christmas Day/ I know exactly what He'd say/ He'd say "Oi!" to the punks/ and "Oi!" to the skins/ but "Oi!" to the world and everybody wins.
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It was night and day for him
I just finished another replay of the game and he set all of his catches up so he could either shield the defender, or position the catch fro a quick cut up field. He looked real good.
Also, on a Stewart stretch right, Gettis nailed a S in pursuit just like Smitty loves to do. It was a solid block!
It seems to me like they simplified it for him
Learning so many WR spots had to be confusing. Lock him down to one spot, and teach him to play it well, until he has a good grip on it THEN you can start on another spot.
Unofficial Agent for Armanti Edwards, WR #10, Carolina Panthers
Well
Smitty could be the slot guy and do his best Wes Welker impression until he’s 40…soot anytime soon. We’re not in a hurry to do so are we?
"If you ask Jets' CB Darrelle Revis, there is no one who is harder to cover one-on-one than Steve Smith. That has to mean something coming from last year's runner-up for Defensive Player of the Year."
*soot = so not*
"If you ask Jets' CB Darrelle Revis, there is no one who is harder to cover one-on-one than Steve Smith. That has to mean something coming from last year's runner-up for Defensive Player of the Year."
I did a fanpost over the summer
On the Wide Receivers. That we picked up in the draft along with the other guys trying to get a spot and I admitted that Gettis was my favorite pick in the draft. The kid just has sickening skills. As Matt Moore said…the kid is a stud. He might have been the steal of the draft. David Get-us a superbowl ring.
Best thing is Moore doesn't have to lock in on Smith anymore, as Jake had to.
Gettis. LaFell, Smith, Rosario – all caught at least 4 balls last week.
always good when you can spread the ball around and get consistency. Rosario and Smith have always be viable options but it was nice to see Lafell and Gettis step it up another notch and show what they can do. They keep this up and Stewart and Williams might not have to face 8 men in the box every play
Jake didn't have to lock in on Smith. He had other targets.
"Nah, you look like Elijah Wood." - danmerqury
+1
My biggest complain with Jake wasn’t the “good Jake bad Jake” thing, it was the fact that he would force the ball to Smitty even though he did have other options.
Seeing Moore spread the ball around to many different targets is encouraging. It does so much for an offense, and makes things very hard on the defense. Just look at the stat lines of the better QBs in the NFL… Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, Drew Bress are all masters of getting everyone involved in the game.
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I just hope these guys can build on their success this Sunday.
If they show any regression whatsoever, I’m afraid most of the so called “fans” will start crucifying them like they did Moore and Clausen. Some of the people who follow this team kill me. How hard is it to realize that these guys are ROOKIES and are apt to make occasional mistakes? I have a feeling we have 2 sure fire winners in Gettis and LaFell, I just hope they don’t get run out of town before they can prove it.
Let's go Panthers, 2010 is our year!
by Tarheel Soldier on Oct 28, 2010 6:06 PM EDT reply actions
both have did better then DJ ever did. WR’s normally do much better in there second years but due to lack of depth. Our guys are learning by fire. Every bit of improvement we make this season will just put us one step ahead next year. Although a new system could derail everything and everybody will be back at scratch. Least they will have some game experience though.
Rams rank #21 in Passing Yds Allowed, #22 overall.
http://www.nfl.com/teams/st.louisrams/profile?team=STL
And they only have 5 INTs for the year.
They are vulnerable.
And for the most part, it was against teams that aren't setting the world on fire
Although the above stats are an improvement for them. In fact, I would say the corners we faced against San Francisco are more legit than the ones in STL.
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Man,the 49ers game changed a lot of opinions.
I’m not trying to be the pessimistic fan and I do feel like Gettis will be great but I dont think he’ll improve the team so much that we can turn this season around.
I was looking at the confidence poll and it shot up a lot higher then I expected. Lets hope the people who voted that high are right, I for one will keep my hopes low until the Panthers prove they can fulfill some of my higher hopes.
"The game of life is a lot like football. You have to tackle your problems, block your fears, and score your points when you get the opportunity." - Lewis Grizzard
I dont think it was Gettis alone..
More so the entire team finally coming together.
Overall Panthers Draft Grade: A
I guess so.
But our Bread and Butter (run game) is still very mediocre. Hopefully the mere existence of a passing game can help it.
I’m still not going to get too confident though, I need to see it first. This year was too disappointing for me to just ignore the 0-5 start.
"The game of life is a lot like football. You have to tackle your problems, block your fears, and score your points when you get the opportunity." - Lewis Grizzard
by ThePanthers! on Oct 28, 2010 7:10 PM EDT up reply actions
I think if the o-line changes hold up
and they can continue to bye time for Moore so the passing game can continue, teams will have no choice but to open up the box.
Rules and Regulations of the Game: 89, Bottom Line
by John Chilton on Oct 28, 2010 7:36 PM EDT up reply actions
*buy*
Rules and Regulations of the Game: 89, Bottom Line
by John Chilton on Oct 28, 2010 7:37 PM EDT up reply actions
Our crust is getting tasty though!
The passing game.. hehe! Sorry, couldn’t resist..
by SwankTheTank on Oct 28, 2010 11:41 PM EDT up reply actions
For once..
I cannot agree with WalterFootball.com.. The latest mock draft says…
I’m not buying what Brandon LaFell and David Gettis did against the crappy 49ers secondary. I don’t trust LaFell’s shaky hands, and Gettis isn’t anymore consistent. Let’s see if they can continue to produce at that pace. Besides, prospects like Green don’t come around very often.
That crappy 49’ers secondary was top 10 against the pass. Gettis has done nothing to be labeled inconsistent. I’m wondering where that stuff came from?
Overall Panthers Draft Grade: A
The stats are lying.
Their ranking is distorted by one week against the Raiders where they only gave up 83 yards through the air. Throw that week out, and they average 240 yards per game, only good enough for 25th. Their secondary is nothing special.
Want more proof? Check out Football Outsiders’s DVOA Defensive Rankings. SF ranks 20th against the pass, but 2nd against the run.
by aceofsween on Oct 29, 2010 6:51 AM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
+1
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I’m sure you could nit-pick a bunch of things to “throw out” and come up with all sorts of ways to look at it.
Overall Panthers Draft Grade: A
I’m just saying that what has happened, happened. We can’t take away. Sure, we can say “outside of the Raiders game…” but the Raiders offense is statistically superior to us in every way at the moment.
Raiders: 5th in PTS, 14th in YDS, 25th Pass Yds, 3rd Rush Yds
Carolina: 32nd in PTS, 31st in YDS, 31st Pass Yds, 23rd Rush Yds
I think we can all agree that last week was far, far above anything we have shown at any other point this season but if I were to say the rest of the season no longer counts because we had one good game, then it’s the same as excluding the Raiders. So, I would say the 49’ers held a statistically superior offense to fewer yards. That’s good for their pass defense, better for our offense.
Overall Panthers Draft Grade: A
Your logic is broken...
I think we can all agree that last week was far, far above anything we have shown at any other point this season but if I were to say the rest of the season no longer counts because we had one good game, then it’s the same as excluding the Raiders.
That’s where it breaks. If we stay at the bottom of the league in passing, then yes, that one game against the 49ers doesn’t count. If we actually start playing well and get the passing game going, then of course you don’t discount this game because it wouldn’t be a statistical outlier. Right now it is. Just like right now, the Raiders-49ers game is a massively grotesque outlier.
The 49ers have given up over 220 yards in every single game except the Seahawks (20th in Passing) and Raiders (25th in Passing). The league average is 221 yards. That means that for 5 of their 7 games, they were worse than the league average (and in most cases, worse by more than 30 yards). And you act like they’re some great passing defense. I’m sorry, but that just screams of bias because you want it to look like the Panthers performed great against a good team. It’s just not true.
Football Outsiders supports my claim, giving them a rating of 20th vs the pass and they take a much harder, longer look at their numbers and plays than I ever will (or care to).
Look, we all want the Panthers to do well. But I want them to actually do well. I don’t want to mask it by puffing up fallacies like saying the 49ers have a good pass defense. I actually want the Panthers to be able to legitimately have a good passing offense and sorry, but one game against a struggling 49ers defense doesn’t cut it.
Your link did provide an interesting stat though..
They rank us #2 in the league when it comes to defending opposing teams #1 receiver… And we’re 1st in defending #2 receivers.. Yet we can’t stop a TE to save our life.
St. Louis is worst in the league at stopping #2 receivers.. And a bottom feeder at stopping RBs through the air.
Another big day for Gettis coming up…
Overall Panthers Draft Grade: A
Not sure Gettis isn't our #1 now, if Smith is relegated to the slot.
More than 1 great game is needed to solidify that assumption, but Gettis surely showed a lot of different skills last week. he is tall, has (the drop in the EZ is the proverbial exception to prove the rule?) good hands, and ran very effective routes to gain separation. And he seems to have the timing down with Moore that marks all good QB/WR combos.
I could definitely get behind that idea..
I’d love to see Gettis/LaFell as #1 and #2 and Smith in the slot.. Unless Clowney or Thomas step up and earn a new contract.
Overall Panthers Draft Grade: A
I don't agree with much of anything WalterFootball.com posts.
Their predictions and opinions change every other day. If our receivers continue to progress, WalterFootball will be saying “since the Panthers receiving corps is world class, no need for them to take a WR here”. Also, the 49ers defense is shit. I don’t care what the stats say, I’ve watched all of their games this season on NFL Sunday Ticket. They have been terrible except for the Raiders game.
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Jaxon..
You said 1 down, 4 to go, I understand getting to .500, but shouldn’t it be, 1 down 11 to go?
by Thaddeus_Griffin on Oct 29, 2010 9:07 AM EDT reply actions
I was referring to getting out of the hole we dug...the 0-5 hole
We will be out of the hole with 4 more wins…then its a new season!
Some Gettis love from Charles Robinson, an interesting Yahoo column writer.
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=cr-winnersandlosers102410
(see Winners section, half way down the page.)
I'm still floored by that move Gettis put on Clements (Right?)...
I hope he keeps that up.. I think building his confidence is the most important thing.. He has the ability, if he trusts himself to make those plays, he could be amazing.
Overall Panthers Draft Grade: A
From the look of those EZ celebrations, he looks pretty confident right now.
He and LaFell caught 14 of the 15 balls thrown to them, pretty amazing from 2 rookies, who’ve only been on the field with Moore for 3 games. That couldn’t have happened unless Moore was very accurate, and they were very precise in their routes.
Good things coming from that trio.
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