I’d be more focused about getting open and catching the ball and making the team Marquez!!!
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Because it's impossible to express support for his QB AND focus on improving his own performance?Originally posted by GB-Brandon View Posthttps://www.newsbreakapp.com/n/0OyvF...=02g6SRym&s=i0
I’d be more focused about getting open and catching the ball and making the team Marquez!!!I can't run no more
With that lawless crowd
While the killers in high places
Say their prayers out loud
But they've summoned, they've summoned up
A thundercloud
They're going to hear from me - Leonard Cohen
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Chirp Chirp.Originally posted by Joemailman View PostBecause it's impossible to express support for his QB AND focus on improving his own performance?
A couple times now. Reminds me of Jarret Boykin. I don’t consider MVS to be anything more then a reserve sticking around for a couple years on a real NFL receiving Corp roster.
It’s really too bad that this is the best we can do. I never thought it could get this bad.
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He has skills that Boykin could only dream about, but he has some deficits (catching the ball, competing for the ball) that aren't easily overcome.Originally posted by GB-Brandon View PostChirp Chirp.
A couple times now. Reminds me of Jarret Boykin. I don’t consider MVS to be anything more then a reserve sticking around for a couple years on a real NFL receiving Corp roster.
It’s really too bad that this is the best we can do. I never thought it could get this bad.Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.
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I still believe that the 2nd year slump that MVS encountered had a lot to do with injury. It mirrors James Jones 2nd year so much its spooky. He worked out hard last offseason and had an incredible camp. This year is huge for him.Originally posted by GB-Brandon View PostChirp Chirp.
A couple times now. Reminds me of Jarret Boykin. I don’t consider MVS to be anything more then a reserve sticking around for a couple years on a real NFL receiving Corp roster.
It’s really too bad that this is the best we can do. I never thought it could get this bad.The only time success comes before work is in the dictionary -- Vince Lombardi
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I'm sure there are still some good "Davante Adams should be cut" posts out here from after his 2nd season.Originally posted by bobblehead View PostI still believe that the 2nd year slump that MVS encountered had a lot to do with injury. It mirrors James Jones 2nd year so much its spooky. He worked out hard last offseason and had an incredible camp. This year is huge for him.
MVS is a raw prospect, this is the year he has to show progress. Might have been injuries, but he had lost the faith of the coaches somewhere after mid-season.
This was an interesting story about the throwing to MOF vs. sidelines: https://www.acmepackingcompany.com/b...selection-2019
Maybe the WRs should try running routes in the MOF? Maybe replacing Graham will help?
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Huge if true. He had some nice moments early in the year.Originally posted by bobblehead View PostI still believe that the 2nd year slump that MVS encountered had a lot to do with injury. It mirrors James Jones 2nd year so much its spooky. He worked out hard last offseason and had an incredible camp. This year is huge for him.Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.
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The article brings up something that I've commented on a few times in the past, as well as other posters.Originally posted by run pMc View PostThis was an interesting story about the throwing to MOF vs. sidelines: https://www.acmepackingcompany.com/b...selection-2019
My feeling has always been that he avoids the middle of the field because of the possibility of tipped balls and interceptions.
It's a high percentage throw, but can be a dangerous throw.
I noticed that SF avoids the sideline like GB avoids the middle of the field. Kind of interesting.
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Last pre season I saw Boyle bust the seam up the middle to Tonyan a few times. I commented that if I didn't see the play again that it was no longer fat mikes fault, but on ARod since we now know its in the playbook....anyone remember Tonyan or anyone splitting that seam open for a 20 yarder??Originally posted by run pMc View PostI'm sure there are still some good "Davante Adams should be cut" posts out here from after his 2nd season.
MVS is a raw prospect, this is the year he has to show progress. Might have been injuries, but he had lost the faith of the coaches somewhere after mid-season.
This was an interesting story about the throwing to MOF vs. sidelines: https://www.acmepackingcompany.com/b...selection-2019
Maybe the WRs should try running routes in the MOF? Maybe replacing Graham will help?The only time success comes before work is in the dictionary -- Vince Lombardi
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What is this? Janis logic?Originally posted by bobblehead View PostLast pre season I saw Boyle bust the seam up the middle to Tonyan a few times. I commented that if I didn't see the play again that it was no longer fat mikes fault, but on ARod since we now know its in the playbook....anyone remember Tonyan or anyone splitting that seam open for a 20 yarder??
Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.
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I’m sure we can even find more posts of using this analogy on several others that didn’t improve. Not gonna take the time to list them all. Adams was a different story then them all. He was a 2nd round pick and much higher graded player coming out of Fresno State. He also showed and flashed as a rookie which proved he was worth the pick. He Had huge games his rookie season in big wins vs New England and Dallas in the playoffs. He had Aaron Rodgers gushing about him during his rookie camp comparing him to “Greg Jennings Talent”.Originally posted by run pMc View PostI'm sure there are still some good "Davante Adams should be cut" posts out here from after his 2nd season.
MVS is a raw prospect, this is the year he has to show progress. Might have been injuries, but he had lost the faith of the coaches somewhere after mid-season.
This was an interesting story about the throwing to MOF vs. sidelines: https://www.acmepackingcompany.com/b...selection-2019
Maybe the WRs should try running routes in the MOF? Maybe replacing Graham will help?
His second year he had a pretty severe ankle injury that he tried to play through and couldn’t plant which his whole game revolves around if you watch his route running. It made it so he couldn’t beat “press coverage”. His confidence went down and he caught a case of the dropsies. He got healthy and never looked back. Too me comparing Scantling to Adams is like comparing a Malibu to a Mercedes. MVS was drafted in the 5th round for a reason. He is a slightly better version of Trevor Davis which is basically some straight line speed and not much else. HE WILL NEVER be able to win in short spaces or areas and isn’t a great natural catcher of the football. THIS IS A PIPE-DREAM!!
For this to be our big Hope is just bullshit. It’s very undermining and reckless of Gute to say the least.
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It'll be interesting to see if he can bounce back. It's easy to forget he had 400+ receiving yards through 7 games. He had 30 the rest of the season.Originally posted by bobblehead View PostI still believe that the 2nd year slump that MVS encountered had a lot to do with injury. It mirrors James Jones 2nd year so much its spooky. He worked out hard last offseason and had an incredible camp. This year is huge for him.I can't run no more
With that lawless crowd
While the killers in high places
Say their prayers out loud
But they've summoned, they've summoned up
A thundercloud
They're going to hear from me - Leonard Cohen
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Good post except the last part. Did Gute actually ever say MVS was his big hope?Originally posted by GB-Brandon View PostI’m sure we can even find more posts of using this analogy on several others that didn’t improve. Not gonna take the time to list them all. Adams was a different story then them all. He was a 2nd round pick and much higher graded player coming out of Fresno State. He also showed and flashed as a rookie which proved he was worth the pick. He Had huge games his rookie season in big wins vs New England and Dallas in the playoffs. He had Aaron Rodgers gushing about him during his rookie camp comparing him to “Greg Jennings Talent”.
His second year he had a pretty severe ankle injury that he tried to play through and couldn’t plant which his whole game revolves around if you watch his route running. It made it so he couldn’t beat “press coverage”. His confidence went down and he caught a case of the dropsies. He got healthy and never looked back. Too me comparing Scantling to Adams is like comparing a Malibu to a Mercedes. MVS was drafted in the 5th round for a reason. He is a slightly better version of Trevor Davis which is basically some straight line speed and not much else. HE WILL NEVER be able to win in short spaces or areas and isn’t a great natural catcher of the football. THIS IS A PIPE-DREAM!!
For this to be our big Hope is just bullshit. It’s very undermining and reckless of Gute to say the least."Never, never ever support a punk like mraynrand. Rather be as I am and feel real sympathy for his sickness." - Woodbuck
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