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By John Clayton
ESPN.com Saturday, July 29, 2006 OXNARD, Calif. -- Fourteen years of dealing with NFL receivers have turned Drew Bledsoe, an English major at Washington State, into an amateur psychologist. "The receiver position in general has volatile guys who are highly competitive and often don't touch the ball as much as they want to," Bledsoe said. "I've dealt with a lot of these guys. Eric Moulds could be a pain in the butt at times. I had Keyshawn Johnson. I had Terry Glenn when he was young and went through some stuff. He's a differe ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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