Housh (Still) Disappointed With Role

[berad]

[quote name='flynismo' timestamp='1289041700' post='528342']
Do pass interference calls even count in the stat line?
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Maybe not as an individual statistic. But it does a lot to winning/losing a game. We, as a team, should know that better than anyone. We've had to deal with Frank Walker and Corey Ivy, who looked like Revis by comparison. We're no stranger to the effects of PI.

[BloodRaven]

He's also 33, he knows his clock is ticking and is probably hoping for one last big payday. To be fair, when Mase hangs it up this season T.J isn't much of a dropoff.

[Jamal]

[quote name='BloodRaven' timestamp='1289062741' post='528424']
He's also 33, he knows his clock is ticking and is probably hoping for one last big payday. To be fair, when Mase hangs it up this season T.J isn't much of a dropoff.
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Yeah, thats what I thought at first, but I think at this point neither sides will be crazy about each other in the off-season.
Unless T.J gets on fire the rest of the season.

[flynismo]

[quote name='berad' timestamp='1289056919' post='528400']<br />Maybe not as an individual statistic. But it does a lot to winning/losing a game. We, as a team, should know that better than anyone. We've had to deal with Frank Walker and Corey Ivy, who looked like Revis by comparison. We're no stranger to the effects of PI.<br />[/quote]

thats fine and all, but my two points were:

1. Out of all those targets he missed, he cant say its due to pass interference

2. We cant exactly rely on being able to force a defender to commit PI on TJ

[berad]

[quote name='flynismo' timestamp='1289065742' post='528448']
thats fine and all, but my two points were:

1. Out of all those targets he missed, he cant say its due to pass interference

2. We cant exactly rely on being able to force a defender to commit PI on TJ
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My argument wasn't against either of those things.

[Ravenmore74]

On a team like this where every other guy is an all-pro your going to feel that way " if your a little to prideful," then you should be....

[CapoRocky]

[quote name='omar586' timestamp='1289018495' post='528300']
people i wish u just shut up, we're 5-2, not 1-6 or 2-5 like u know who,
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God bless America. The land where we can freely speak our minds and never fear being locked up in a labor camp for it.

[reediddy]

If Housh really wants to make an impact, I'm sure he went up to Cameron during the bye and inquired as to how his role can be increased in the offense. I think it'd be wise for Cameron to include more plays that will utilize his talent, because as I said before and will say many times again...

[u][i][b]There is no way any team's 3rd CB can match up with him![/b][/i][/u]

[CapoRocky]

I hope TJ Houshmandzadeh actually reads this post. I know that sometimes the fans can be rough on the players, but I think that he is being heard and supported. You can't be thinned skinned and play in professional sports. The Ravens fans can accept his drops and love the PI calls. The priceless moment was his TD against the Squeelers. Let's show him some love and have patience until Flacco develops better timing with him. Now that he's clicking with Boldin, Mason and Heap, I'm afraid that it will take some time for him to get used to Stallworth and Houshmandzadeh in the mix. I'd love to see more passes to Dickson, too. How can you complete a 58 yarder, then ignore him for the rest of the game?

[purple.n.black]

[quote name='1/28/01' timestamp='1289005094' post='528210']
While also dropping a ton of footballs...
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In Cincy yeah he dropped 3. That was probably his nerves from being back home. No excuses, they were still his mistakes. All I am saying is the guy would be valuable to integrate and target more. You can't deny that. Having him in the game with Mase, Boldin, and Heap is a lot of work for a team's defensive backs. At least one of them is bound to get a matchup they we like.