Limas Sweed Highlights. A bunch of you had been watching it in a previous comment thread. Consider using the quick and easy 'fanshots' guys. At the top of Curtain's home page, click on 'FanShots', then add the little button to your browser bar. Then, whenever you're browsing another internet page, you can just click on 'Share on SB Nation' and immediately publish to Curtain. Anyway, Mr. Sweed impresses in this clip, bigtime.

Limas Sweed Highlights. A bunch of you had been watching it in a previous comment thread. Consider using the quick and easy 'fanshots' guys. At the top of Curtain's home page, click on 'FanShots', then add the little button to your browser bar. Then, whenever you're browsing another internet page, you can just click on 'Share on SB Nation' and immediately publish to Curtain.

Anyway, Mr. Sweed impresses in this clip, bigtime.

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impressive

by schnifin on Apr 28, 2008 3:26 PM EDT reply reply 0 recs

What’s scary is most of those clips were from a couple years ago and he is the type of player that improves from year to year. Scarrryyyy!!!!

by TomlinEra on Apr 29, 2008 1:04 PM EDT reply reply 0 recs

2nd play

What makes me most excited is the 2nd play in that video. He’s a big guy, 6’ 4”, and big guys should be able to go up for the ball. (Maybe not all of them can, but the point stands).

But in that second play, he runs a stop and go route. 200+ pound six foot four guy stops on a dime then bursts off again. He loses the corner and if the ball wasn’t underthrown no one would have touched him on his way for 6.

If he can show some of that crispness in his routes with a little coaching, he would be unstoppable.

by syrsteelerfan on Apr 29, 2008 5:54 PM EDT reply reply 0 recs