Key reference?

[y2b]

Delhomme: Drew did his job

This won't make the paper, but I was listening to quarterback Jake Delhomme today when someone asked him his thoughts on wide receiver Drew Carter's two touchdown catches in Sunday's win at St. Louis.
Delhomme went beyond the usual "he did a great job" platitudes that players usually toss around, and was particularly excited over the second score, a 9-yarder with 7:15 remaining in the game.
"Two touchdown passes is very nice, but one thing I was most proud of, it wasn't the catch he made on the second one, it was the route he ran," Delhomme said. "He ran what he was supposed to do; he wasn't the primary read. He didn't rush it; he took his time, he did it exactly the way it was drawn and it worked out how you practice it; how you go over it.
"And that's huge for young guys to see and other guys to see; just do your job. And I'm as guilty of that as anybody else; you want to try to do too much. "He did his job." -- Stan Olson

 

[Collin]

No, it's not a Key reference, as Keyshawn was a superb route runner. It's a reference to how Carter ran around like a clueless moron in previous seasons.

Seriously, though, what is it about some posters that they want to read every mundane comment as a dig against a player or coach who isn't around anymore? Good lord.

 

[magnus]

yeah, I take that as a clue to Carter's past struggles and his growth.
which is great.



It'd really be nice if we could keep one of the two Cs for next year. I don't want Jarrett to just get that spot. I want him to earn it. It's not like someone will graduate and he'll just have it. Plus, one of them will inevitably come fairly cheap, and Robinson still looks situational.

 

[Black&Blue]

It could be a reference to Pat Terrell.

 

[magnus]

It could be a reference to Pat Terrell.

Chris Horn is the next Mitch F'in Running