[lasadeykar]

Here's another way to look at it... how many great QB's are there? I'm going with two. How many great offensive lineman are there? Great defensive lineman? Great linebackers? The best guys at certain positions have guys in the league that are of equal ability or somewhere around there somewhere out there in the league.

Hester has no one close.

hester sees what 6-7 plays a game tops.

[Qesomud]

hester>hall

people knew that last year and he still did it.

Not by an overwhelming margin, and teams didn't care about kicking to Hester last year because the Bears' offense could never capitalize on the good field position he gave them. This year they...oh wait...yeah he's still gonna run shit.

[Pjayjukr]

Everyone remember Dante Hall? His dominance in the return game only lasted so long because teams just stopped kicking to him. Same will happen to Hester now that everyone knows what he's capable of.

Could you imagine hester on the colts or patriots or cinci? Teams that can make teams pay for kicking short/ob.

[Geetiill]

Could you imagine hester on the colts or patriots or cinci? Teams that can make teams pay for kicking short/ob.

It's unfortunate that the Bears have no interest in improving their offense, because I truly believe Hester could be a tremendous 3rd down back in the passing game. Elsewhere Hester would be even a greater phenomenon, no doubt about it.

[scemHeish]

Could you imagine hester on the colts or patriots or cinci? Teams that can make teams pay for kicking short/ob.

well there is a reason Gould kick's so many FG's

[Turbo-ip]

records of pats and bears last year please.

*clap clap clap clap clap clap* ladies and gentlemen, I present you with the all time worst argument ever. *clap clap clap clap*

[juidizHusw]

It's unfortunate that the Bears have no interest in improving their offense, because I truly believe Hester could be a tremendous 3rd down back in the passing game. Elsewhere Hester would be even a greater phenomenon, no doubt about it.

slot WR is where he'd be best on offense IMO... but bears offensive coordinator is as imaginative as an evangelical is in bed.

[Katoabralia]

slot WR is where he'd be best on offense IMO... but bears offensive coordinator is as imaginative as an evangelical is in bed.

Another great idea. Damn, we might just be smarter than these guys. Any position in which you could take a short drop, get the ball in Hester's hands and let him work in the open field would absolutely improve any offense.

[jstizzle]

My final argument before I hit the pool.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y321NmjoQGg

see you.

[tropicana]

*clap clap clap clap clap clap* ladies and gentlemen, I present you with the all time worst argument ever. *clap clap clap clap*

you said a team with welker rather than hester would suck did you not?

[Abnorttrano]

My final argument before I hit the pool.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y321NmjoQGg

see you.

i cant watch youtube at work, is that Adrian Peterson tearing up the bears?

[rJohutozsfds]

you said a team with welker rather than hester would suck did you not?

I'd take brady over hester...

[Avoireeideree]

slot WR is where he'd be best on offense IMO... but bears offensive coordinator is as imaginative as an evangelical is in bed.

yeah that's the problem. the offensive coordinator. miami didn't try to play him at wr.

you have to be able to catch the ball to be able to play wr.

[9V42h1eT]

I'd take brady over hester...

this would be a valid point if brady were part of the discussion. he isn't.

[posimoka]

slot WR is where he'd be best on offense IMO... but bears offensive coordinator is as imaginative as an evangelical is in bed.

and he wouldn't be half the slot wr that welker is.

[illilmicy]

this would be a valid point if brady were part of the discussion. he isn't.

Let's just drop it, your argument in this case is just bad.

[engideNedmupe]

yeah that's the problem. the offensive coordinator. miami didn't try to play him at wr.

you have to be able to catch the ball to be able to play wr.

You have to be able to catch the ball to be a KR/PR as well. With a guy as physically talented as Hester, you get the ball in his hands every chance possible. If that means making him catch 1,000 passes per day in the offseason to try and improve his hands, that's what you have to do.

[Romobencience]

yeah that's the problem. the offensive coordinator. miami didn't try to play him at wr.

you have to be able to catch the ball to be able to play wr.

I'm not sure where you're going with this. I dont think Hester on offense will ever be much more gimmick, part time player. He might be able to make a play here and there, but he'll have to be accounted for.

[emexiagog]

You have to be able to catch the ball to be a KR/PR as well. With a guy as physically talented as Hester, you get the ball in his hands every chance possible. If that means making him catch 1,000 passes per day in the offseason to try and improve his hands, that's what you have to do.

catching a punt or a kick isn't nearly the same as catching a bullet from a qb. awful comparison.

[craditc]

Everyone remember Dante Hall? His dominance in the return game only lasted so long because teams just stopped kicking to him. Same will happen to Hester now that everyone knows what he's capable of.

They tried that last year and he still got his chances.