- Ranked 2nd among charted prospects in success rate vs. man (75%) and press coverage (75.7%) - Led all prospects in success rate vs. zone coverage (88.1%) - He can play inside and outsidehttps://t.co/HbifB61JlJpic.twitter.com/HYsV8rlAzF
Originally Posted by Simply Red:
Did you like Bobby Sippio, Dante?
oh hell yeah!
I had him and Rudy Niswanger sign my left tit at training camp. I had to squeeze pretty hard to get enough meat for both signatures (since Rudy used his middle name, Archibald, when he signed). [Reply]
Originally Posted by -King-:
Players rarely just change their whole playing profile 5 years into their career and a decade after college.
Players get better. MVS significantly improved his drop rate last season. He had zero drops most of last season.
Davante Adams was a drop fest like MVS his first 2 years but developed into an elite sure handed catcher and WR overall.
Not expecting MVS to be Tyreek Hill or anything. I just expect him to be a threat deep that teams have to consider bc outside of Tyreek we didn’t really have that except for Hardman.
I think the well rounded basketball team approach to the position will suit us well [Reply]
How good or bad MVS is with Mahomes will come down to how well he understands how to improvise when the play breaks down or his route isn't there
So...Im not real confident hes going to be more than a 500 yard to 600 yard guy. If he was, Rodgers would have demanded him to still be on the team since hes a relatively cheap player. [Reply]
Originally Posted by -King-:
He's been a deep threat with limited route running expertise and shaky hands since college. This isn't something new that GB did. Players rarely just change their whole playing profile 5 years into their career and a decade after college.
Just because they used him in a specific role doesn't mean he isn't capable of other things. [Reply]
So is JuJu really stinking it up that bad already?
Or you guys just going for a contrarian take?
What makes Hardman and Moore that more enticing than JuJu? Hardman has yet to ever show much and Moore is from a small program trying not just to get up to speed on NFL defenses' but get up to speed on Andy's offense.
That's a steep curve to accomplish in just his rookie season.
JuJu has had success when he was healthy and he had a QB that wasn't a corpse. [Reply]