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IIRC he’s still recovering from a groin injury.

That link should be put in the OP. Lol

Amen.

I think folks are devaluing verticals and high pointing abilities. AB and OBJ are 5’10” and 5’11”. Separation is the name of the game... “open when covered” only matters if the WR can’t get open.

Yup. Most complete receiver in the draft.

His father played in the NFL, and his high school coach was Jon Kitna. He’s been groomed for the NFL. https://www.dallasnews.com/sports/tcu-horned-frogs/2019/08/05/made-for-greatness-how-jalen-reagor-s-upbringing-propelled-him-to-stardom-at-tcu/

Yup. It’s an amazing draft class. Let’s hope that Beane chooses correctly.

I don’t think we can separate the two bolded parts. Correct me if I’m wrong, but IIRC Reagor caught passes from 7-8 different QBs... 4 different QBs in 2019? One has to wonder if all these backup QBs read coverages incorrectly, they couldn’t get on the same page, etc. Would love to be a fly on the wall in these interviews.

Probably because most haven’t watched the game tape against Ohio State. Oh, and he’s not 6’4” and 220 lbs. Just forget about the Bills interviewing a bunch of fast guys in that 5’11” - 6’1” range....

BC ran with two power backs (Dillon & Bailey). They had 13 and 10 receptions respectively. My point was that Dillons hands are an unknown. He wasn’t asked to do it enough to make any definitive statement about his catching ability. If Beane is looking for a versatile RB there are other players that caught a lot of passes. Perine, for example, had 40 receptions last year, can line up outside and in the slot, and has experience running WR routes. I believe Cam Akers pulled in around 30 receptions this year. I have no issue with Dillon, but he’s a power back first and foremost. His hands will need to be tested because there isn’t much tape. To be fair, Singletary didn’t really have many receptions either, but the Bills basically ran him through WR workouts during their visit. If Beane is curious about Dillons hands he’ll do the same. That’s why this time of year is fun.

Same with Vaughn and Perine. I think all three could magically look a lot better behind a legit Oline.

No clue why y’all are arguing over the weed rules. Seems pretty obvious they’re making an exception for players that smoke a little and stay at home. They left the door to the house of pain open for players that get caught doing stupid things with weed. They “decriminalized” usage, not transportation, possession, etc. Can’t open the legalese up to eliminate suspensions for dumbasses that get caught with pounds of marijuana.

As far as I know these are the senior bowl interviews Michigan EDGE Josh Uche Utah EDGE Bradlee Anae Arizona State WR Brandon Aiyuk Notre Dame WR Chase Claypool Liberty WR Antonio Gandy-Golden Arizona State RB Eno Benjamin

Can’t interview them all unfortunately. Gotta leave some interviews for linemen, RBs, and QBs.

Ruggs, Reagor, Aiyuk, and Bowden are the turn a slant, dig or crosser into a TD guys. I’m still not sure why folks seem to think Shenault is that guy. Granted, it’s pretty easy to picture him slipping a tackle on a deep route and taking off up the sideline. He has RB size and contact balance. Also.... I’m going to spam about Bowden till the draft since no one is really talking about him. Seems like most forgot about his WR play.

I think Baltimore goes with Murray or an edge player in the first if the value is there. Roman could certainly scheme for Shenault though. They may also be in play for a Reagor or linemen.

The bottom half of the players they’ve met with list are straight process guys. Players from NFL families, with QB experience, and/ work ethic guys.

No way they could fail running a jet sweep to Bowden > reverse to brown > WR pass to Allen out of the wildcat. Nope. No chance in hell a defense snuffs that out. ?

Ditto. Perine in particular has versatility in the passing game. Combine him with a Bowden or Shenault and the offense gets very unpredictable. Almost don’t want that because Daboll could get too cute.

WR. Bowden will also take McKenzie and possibly Roberts jobs. As a WR he’s a slot guy that can also flex outside and run every trick play Daboll can draw up. I’ve posted highlights and game tape of him in other threads.... Kid can ball and oozes process.

I doubt Ruggs is there at 22 unless something happens before the draft. I’d soul my shorts if we landed him at 22 though. Fortunately, there’s a lot of talent in this draft and if WRs and QBs go early other positions will drop.

Which is why I wouldn’t be surprised to see him take a one year deal to play under Pettine or Schwartz.

Interesting comparison when you consider Haynesworth’s letter to his younger self. The mention of losing all desire to play once landing in Washington, plus the mention of how playing under Schwartz was perfect for him.

I expect low 4.3 from him. He might have a better run in him though, especially with a track background. What I’m most interested by is his jumps. Lynn Bowden Jr is much more intriguing to me. If he truly shows up all the pundits will remember him.

We will know in a couple days.