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Wow…there’s a BIG change!!!!
Another new toy for Canada to show off!!!
Oh snap! SUPERBOWL!!!
Another receiver in the offense to do absolutely nothing with.
Canada can't even find a way to get the ball to Pickens, DJ, and Muth. It's a good thing we have a great backup WR that has been here forever like Boykin......who doesn't seem to be able to play WR.
previously coached by Frisman Jackson in college.
Can he pass the ball accurately more than 5 yards past the LOS?
No one can…it’s not allowed.Quote:
Originally Posted by ALLD
if it pushes Gunner off the roster its a baby step in the right direction but its not going to move the needle of this teams barometer
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Originally Posted by Dwinsgames
They've already been swimming upstream without DJ and a banged up Freiermuth all season. Having backups like Boykin that only plays special teams and isn't very good at WR things hurts them.
I am all for Gunner not being on the roster. He really hasn't done anything here.
Yeah…time to reevaluate the “they contribute to special teams” thing.
this is the "standard" signing
In fact he had that fumble last year that cost us the Patriots game.Quote:
Originally Posted by pczach
Steelers waived Denzel Mims today, leaving us with only 47 WRs on our roster.
Mims went from potential 1st round WR (who fell into rd 2), to bottom feeder pretty quickly ...makes you wonder if they guy just isnt smart enough to play in the NFL because he clearly had tools or did he Claypool himself and just not work
Next up, United Football League
Never thought he’d be on the roster this long…lol. Clearing out space for a high profile WR!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by hawaiiansteeler
I’ve never understood why some guys can learn to run routes and some guys can’t.
It’s the difference between having to work a real job and 10’s of millions of dollars.
I think if I was over 6 feet tall and ran a sub 4.4; I’d learn the footwork and timing to run NFL caliber routes, even if I had to work 12 hours a day.
I read when we signed him, he had very real issues getting released off the LOS. He was easily jammed or pushed off his route.
He was a Frisman Jackson guy. Jackson was replaced as WR coach.
Also he didn't play Special teams.
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if you were young, super talented, and suddenly had loads of cash for the first time in your life, and the status of being a pro football player, not to mention the attention of many beautiful young ladies, you might just put in the minimum work required and look forward to all those partiesQuote:
Originally Posted by Mojouw
I get what you’re saying. I do. But I’m greedy and would want the gravy train to last as long as possible.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steeler-in-west
Some of it is just learning ability. Some people can read a chart and translate it to real life. Others struggle to memorize everything and translate it. I'm actually of the latter. For anything that is tactile or physical, I have to go out and do it a few hundred times so it becomes muscle memory (I hate ADHD sometimes—although it's different for everyone).Quote:
Originally Posted by Mojouw
That said, if I could run a sub-4.4 as you said, I'd put the effort or work in to learn it even with the difficulties.
Yeah. I get everyone learns differently and if I wasn’t learning is my team’s protocol I’d be working on my own.Quote:
Originally Posted by Craic
I think some of these dudes just don’t get that for whatever the reason.
Because a lot of them didn’t have to work for it at elementary, high school and college levels. They were just talented. In the NFL, you have to work.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mojouw