Similar to not judging on 1 game, we really can’t judge on 2. Not to mention of those 5, there were some sweet catches..

was pretty unspectacular. On top of the dropped balls, he seemingly wanted a flag to be thrown after each ball that went his way. I know he’s a rookie, but there IS such a thing as good coverage. Him flapping his arms around and crying isn’t going to do much in the way of making a flag magically jump out of the ref’s pocket.

And I think the coaches have that right. Fornow anyway.

I’m pretty sure someone will talk to Gibson about “shut up, play the game, learn what its about on this level.” Spags won’t want someone who habitually looks for excuses after every blown play. I know I wouldn’t.

Gibson has plenty of ability, and in order to progress along and turn potential into production he just needs to focus on him and completely ignore the external stuff. Since this is sort of obvious, I would expect it to happen over the next couple of months.

Gibson was being covered by Bryant McFadden for most, if not all, of the first half and was on pace for 14 targets by halftime. All but one of his catches went for a first down, with Gibson getting those on yards after the catch.

Looking at each one of his targets, Gibson had two clear drops, and one pattern that he fell down on, but most of his incompletions were due to poor throws, or poor timing, not the receiver’s talent level.

Saying categorically that Gibson is the “worst” player on such a list, without actually making that list, is just talk. He still ranks as the best receiver on this team and I expect him to significantly outperform Avery and Amendola the rest of the way.

i will have to agree to a certain extend he seemed ok playin against the saints i guess but when you have plenty oppertunity to catch the ball as he was giving its a dam shame theres no excuses for that 5 catches out of 17 it would be good to see danny get a few catches an avery to be a top reciever an go out there an do his job the way its post to be done