[CBFF] Scouts Position Rankings: WR

[Phil DeNomme]

Berrian has always been physical....that's why he got hurt all the time the
first couple years.

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Subject: Re: [CBFF] Scouts Position Rankings: WR

"real strong"?  I know it's just web journalism but come on, how about 
some standards?

Jerry Madsen wrote:
>  Wednesday, July 11, 2007
> WR rankings: Teams 11-32
> Scouts Inc.
> 
> 18. Chicago Bears
> Bernard Berrian exceeded all expectations last year and became a very
> dangerous deep threat. He isn't real strong or physical, but he can
> fly and that deep speed can change a game very quickly. He is a bit of
> a one-trick pony, though, and needs to further refine his skills.
> Muhsin Muhammad is a big, strong veteran who isn't real dynamic, but
> is a solid possession option. Neither Berrien nor Muhammad should be
> considered a true No. 1 wideout. The Bears have a wild card in Mark
> Bradley. Bradley has had a very difficult time overcoming injuries,
> but if he can stay healthy and gain some valuable game experience, he
> has a chance to develop into the Bears' best wide receiver.
> 
> 
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> all angles for ESPN.com.
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