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Speaking of Arky, is Hunter Henry really that good? Good all-arounder, but is he athletic enough to make plays?
Collins still hasn't made it official, but Henry declared today.
Speaking of Arky, is Hunter Henry really that good? Good all-arounder, but is he athletic enough to make plays?
Lynch or Goff. If they are gone. Bosa or Ramsey.
Jerry's 1st rd. pick: Blake Bell, TE/QB. OU.
Satisfies the annual need for best available TE AND backup QB in one fell swoop. You heard it here first....
That seems to conservative. I think Jerry wants to make a splash this offseason to get the fans into it. I'd expect us to stay at #4 and get an impact player somewhere.
Are those the Vols new uniforms? They look cool.
This is something that I'm not sure is on Garrett... at least not primarily. Garrett doesn't make the calls on personnel, so he can only prepare for disasters like we had this season to the extent that Jerry brings in sufficient talent.We are picking 4th which sounds great but in the process of losing all the games to end up in the 4th slot, the Garrett family's terrible talent discernment, lack of player development and scheme coaching for 3 offensive positions (QB WR and RB) led Dallas to have to relinquish 3 of their picks just to make up for Jason's poor planning and anemic leadership.
The RKG started with Garrett. His brother is a director of pro scouting. The Garrett's have shown in the past that they think they are experts on WRs. Garrett has made it clear that he wants players who were team captains, high character, and good motors. Garrett raved about Streets and Williams but neither of them really fit in his scheme. It's very telling when an Undrafted FA like Beasley comes onto a team and because he is a better fit for the offense and a more of a pro athlete and outplays the draft picks who had great college stats and that's it. Garrett raved about Streets and yet they needed to trade for Butler because Butler somehow fit the offense better. Streets was targeted 13 times and caught 7. Undrafted Lucky Whitehead who has speed and elusiveness was targeted 8 times and caught 6, rushed for 107 yards, punt return, kickoff return of 79 yards and amassing 452 yards on 16 kickoffs. My point? How does the RKG get "scouted" and drafted like Streets or Williams but 2 Undrafted FAs like Beasley and Whitehead outplay them. The issue is that if they were all Undrafted FAs, Terrance and Devin would not have made the team. Beasley and Whitehead are really what the prototype of the Coryell offense is supposed to look like. But Streets was team captain at Pitt and Terrance ensures that he catches passes by trapping them in his oversized belly button so that's good. It's entirely the Garrett stupidity. Todd Lowber.This is something that I'm not sure is on Garrett... at least not primarily. Garrett doesn't make the calls on personnel, so he can only prepare for disasters like we had this season to the extent that Jerry brings in sufficient talent.
But there's no question the lack of talented depth, development of the depth that was here, and the inability to realize that the depth here wasn't a real solution had a snowball effect of scrambling for new guys, scouring the waiver wires, and giving up valuable draft picks.
Thought McFadden stepped in admirably for Murray, but yeah the points about WR & TE & most especially QB are very troubling.
But what was the plan? McFadden for 2015? They traded for Christine Michael. And then cut him. McFadden just had the benefit of being the last can of edible soup in the pantry.
Jerry sounding today like he might make a play for Manziel.