Kevin Curtis (Rams Offensive MVP so far)

*ramsbruce* · #1 (**permalink**) -31-10-2005

Just think about where we would be without Kevin Curtis. Scary isn't it? He has stepped up and shown he is the real deal. So heres to you Kevin, keep up the good work.

*letsgoramz* · #2 (**permalink**) -31-10-2005

and it just so happends that curtis is a Martz player

*Tony Soprano* · #3 (**permalink**) -31-10-2005

DBs still underestimate his speed. He's gotta be loving that. I think he prefers his slow REP.

Curtis was a MARTZ find. MARTZ knows QBs and Receivers - if anyone questions that, then they just don't know football.

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*RealRam* · #4 (**permalink**) -31-10-2005

Curtis is definitely for real! [Hey, another RealRam!

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When I saw the highlights of that play there were two Jags, one of them a DB -- the other defender might have been a LB -- that for a few seconds made the effort to catch up with KC on that long bomb/run.

He burned them. :football:

We have in him speed and excellent hands. I think our No. 83 could be similar in style and productivity to the Colts' Stokes.

And yes, yet another Martzeresque work of Madness. :up:

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So here's to you Kevin, keep up the good work. --Ramsbruce

*ramsbruce* · #5 (**permalink**) -31-10-2005

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Originally Posted by RealRam

I think our No. 83 could be similar in style and productivity to the Colts' Stokes.

I think you mean Stokley

I think Curtis is better than Stokley. Stokley is good but I'm not sure that he could step in as a #1 WR like Curtis has.

**Nick** · #6 (**permalink**) -31-10-2005

That's a very good point, ramsbruce. Stokely is one of the best #3 guys in the league, but if either Harrison or Wayne go down, I personally have no clue if Stokely can step into the starting line-up like Curtis can.

*RealRam* · #7 (**permalink**) -31-10-2005

Yes, I meant Stokley. Thanks, RBruce.

*GameTime* · #8 (**permalink**) -31-10-2005

I love curtis, but for every curtis there is a trung candidate. scouting must be difficult.

**HUbison** · #9 (**permalink**) -31-10-2005

I recall two years ago when Martz stated Curtis was the #2 receiver on their big board at the draft. A lot of experts said he was crazy and Curtis was a mid-level pick probably 10th-12th best receiver in the draft. Here's this season's statistics for the first 10 WRs chosen in the 2003 draft:

Charles Rogers --- 5 rec., 77 yards, 0 TD
Andre Johnson --- 10 rec., 76 yards, 0 TD
Bryant Johnson --- 13 rec., 132 yards, 0 TD
Taylor Jacobs --- 1 rec., 9 yards, 0 TD
Bethel Johnson --- 2 rec., 58 yards, 1 TD
Anquan Boldin --- 36 rec., 547 yards, 2 TD
Tyrone Calico --- 13 rec., 105 yards, 0 TD
Kelley Washington --- 5 rec., 49 yards, 0 TD
Nate Burleson --- 9 rec., 130 yards, 0 TD
Kevin Curtis --- 34 rec., 536 yards, 4 TD

**AvengerRam** · #10 (**permalink**) -31-10-2005

Good numbers, though Andre Johnson, who is the best of the group, has been hurt.

I'd give Orlando Pace the Offensive MVP so far. He's so good, you don't even notice him (which is good for an O lineman).

*RamJackson39* · #11 (**permalink**) -31-10-2005

What about Baby Alex? If not for him, we would seriously be in trouble.

*serkicker32* · #12 (**permalink**) -31-10-2005

Alex is still learning, but is doing a fine job, and if I remember correctly Andre Johnson was the number one reciever in Martz book in that draft and you can see how bad the Texans offense is without him.

*ramsbruce* · #13 (**permalink**) -01-11-2005

I haven't seen very many #3 WRs step in as a #1 and produce like a number one.

Look at Peerless Price he was a #2 in Buf and he did jack squat as a #1 in Atlanta. Now he can hardly get on the field for the Cowboys.

Curtis is special.

*talkstoangels61* · #14 (**permalink**) -01-11-2005

The Rams have 53 MVP's as far as i'm concerned!............plus the practice squad!

*NY RAMFAN* · #15 (**permalink**) -01-11-2005

I second that!