Tennessees NFL Recievers

[GVF]

I vote for all of them. I can't believe Nash ended up in areana football. Come on. No place for him in the NFL!? Whatver happened to the receiver Manning used as his possesion guy. Was it Faulk or something like that. Smaller white receiver. No blazing speed, but fast enough to get open and make something happen. Made big plays when it was needed. He was always underneath in the flats as the throw off. I thought he would make it as a specialty type of receiver. He always was a silent weapon and very good at his role.

 

[Gatorhater]

My vote is for Stallworth. Can someone teach that guy some yoga so he'll stop pulling his hammy? I keep hoping "The Future" will step up but he's not one of my favorite UT players simply because of his attitude - he had some HUGE games for us though...


I'm not only surprised about Nash, but about Jermaine Copeland as well - I thought they were both NFL caliber players.

 

[GoVolsDogg]

Originally posted by GVF@Jan 14, 2005 9:29 AM
I vote for all of them. I can't believe Nash ended up in areana football. Come on. No place for him in the NFL!? Whatver happened to the receiver Manning used as his possesion guy. Was it Faulk or something like that. Smaller white receiver. No blazing speed, but fast enough to get open and make something happen. Made big plays when it was needed. He was always underneath in the flats as the throw off. I thought he would make it as a specialty type of receiver. He always was a silent weapon and very good at his role.

Nash had NO work ethic whatsoever in the NFL, that and my Broncos drafted him and he was behind both Rod Smith and Ed McCaffrey at the time, but he had no drive or desire it seemed and was cut.

Then signed with the Baltimore Ravens and showed those same characteristics.

Hopefully a team will give him another chance after he had such a good season in the arena league, but his attitude and worth ethic really brought him down ocne he got in the NFL.