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Subject: Heitmann moved his feet!

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Uncle Kevin

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Date Posted: 16:29:13 12/22/02 Sun

Heitmann moved his feet! I saw it! He got himself beyond the line and took out a linebacker!

Man, I've been waiting to see if he could/would do that at this level all year. Now that was encouraging.

If this kid can get just a bit more fanatical in the weightroom in the off season...he could turn into something.

Parrish is amazing. If Bronson could stay on the field I think we could have the safety postion locked down for the next five years.

Streets and Wilson are NFL receivers. Maybe not Stars, or media darlings...but these two guys can play.

There are a lot of positives about this team.

But I still don't buy the idea that we're ready for Prime Time.

TANK

After watching Jake Plummer against the Niners twice this year...and after watching a couple of his other games...I see a talented guy who is alone out there on offense. His offensive line has been destroyed. He's handing the ball off to a promising, but inexperienced free agent rookie running back. His Wide Receivers...heck, has he even had time to learn any of their names?

And yet, he put up 14 points against us yesterday, and damned near manufactured an amazing comeback against us last time.

I won't press it, because as I've said...I don't know if the Cards are interested in releasing him, and I don't really know if the Niners are interested in signing him.

I just think he's a guy who could take this team...what's the cliche?...that next step.

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