Marvin Harrison Jr.
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Sure-handed, trustworthy, and electric play-maker. With the majority of punts being fair-caught, having someone back there that the staff and team can rely on to secure the ball...
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Sure-handed, trustworthy, and electric play-maker. With the majority of punts being fair-caught, having someone back there that the staff and team can rely on to secure the ball is of high importance. There is always the potential for a run-back with his athleticism, should a return be set-up. Thinking back to Ted Ginn Jr. returning punts as the WR1 as well (though the '06 NC game opening kick-off still haunts my dreams).
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You cannot risk your clear-cut, generational talent, WR1 MHJ on a low percentage play like a punt return (especially seeing how important a single player like him can be to this...
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You cannot risk your clear-cut, generational talent, WR1 MHJ on a low percentage play like a punt return (especially seeing how important a single player like him can be to this team). Put someone back there with track level speed, maybe a younger player that is trying to increase playing time (a la Jayden Ballard) or a former walk-on that has earned his spot on the offense, Xavier Johnson. And in the case for the latter, The Shoe better be rocking DMX's "X Gon Give It To Ya" if/when he takes it to the house.
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