Emmanuel Sanders highlight video

[Action]

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[SonsofBelichick]

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[M-G]

Hey Bubba, about that Duke invite...

[cutthemdown]

Bellicheck loved Sanders so much he signed him to an offer sheet last offseason. Meanwhile Lafell is so slow he can be covered by linebackers.

[Rohirrim]

He doesn't look anything like McCaffrey.

[SportinOne]

looks like he wants to fall down every time he has the ball. oh boy.

[broncolife]

looks like he wants to fall down every time he has the ball. oh boy.

that's what I noticed too.

[Kid A]

Heyooo


http://www.milehighreport.com/2014/3...-agency-rumors

Sanders rarely drops passes, posting a 6.94 drop rate in 2013 (18th in the league), which was better than any Broncos receiver. Decker held the Broncos lowest drop rate, with a score of 8.42.

[Cmac821]

kinda reminds me of Loyd, always fallin' for the ball

[Hamrob]

You sure he's just not trying to get an extra yard?

Rod Smith was the absolute best at....as soon as he caught it he was going north and south...and he would always dive under you for an extra yard or two. I haven't seen anyone else even attempt to master that...

[BMORE]

The one throw he was in full sprint and had to extend himself for the catch, which lead to his fall. I think his lightweight frame causes him going down easier than Decker. But look at how explosive and fast he is, Decker doesn't have that.

[Vegas_Bronco]

He's fast...and that will help reduce PFM's release time. Peyton got too use to having too much time in the pocket as the season progressed. THey need to keep a timer on that release.

Some detail that I'm sure Fox has ready at any second. He's known as a preparation guy.

[barryr]

No doubt a weakness the offense had was not a speed guy that could take short completions the distance. Sanders can provide that and he's still a young WR as well. They need someone like Sanders against teams that have bigger, physical CB's.

[theAPAOps5]

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I love when people make highlight videos that include a ton of routine plays and repeats, it's enthralling. Why not just include the highlights? There were plenty of those.

[theAPAOps5]

He's fast...and that will help reduce PFM's release time. Peyton got too use to having too much time in the pocket as the season progressed. THey need to keep a timer on that release.

Some detail that I'm sure Fox has ready at any second. He's known as a preparation guy.

Unless that game is the Super Bowl