The Go-To Guy Turns Out to Be ARE

After all the preseason talk about the young receivers and the important spark they might add to the offense, it was 30-year-old receiver Antwaan Randle El who had the biggest impact in Sunday's season-opening loss. Supplanted by Malcolm Kelly as the team's starting flanker, Sunday marked the first game Randle El didn't start since November 2007. The end result? The most yards he'd posted since October 2007. Lined up in the slot, Randle El said the team took advantage of mismatches that pitted him against slower linebacker. He finished with 98 yards on seven receptions. Quarterback Jason Campbell targeted Randle El nine times. No other receiver was targeted more than five. On blitz packages especially, New York linebackers were taken out of coverage and Randle El found himself with room to roam. "They were doing some weird - well, not weird - but the blitzes we'd seen, we needed to