Not saying he’ll come out of the gates and immediately be a major factor but Perhaps we found our WR2.If Kupp says he's gonna be good he's gonna be good. That's a wrap far as I'm concerned. From there it's just gonna be health.
Not saying he’ll come out of the gates and immediately be a major factor but Perhaps we found our WR2.If Kupp says he's gonna be good he's gonna be good. That's a wrap far as I'm concerned. From there it's just gonna be health.
Not saying he’ll come out of the gates and immediately be a major factor but Perhaps we found our WR2.
Yeah, will be interesting if he can keep it going in TC but you're right, it's probably his health that will determine everything. He prob won't be X or Z in two receiver sets (that's Jefferson and Kupp) but he could be X or Z in 3 wr sets for sure.If Kupp says he's gonna be good he's gonna be good. That's a wrap far as I'm concerned. From there it's just gonna be health.
Anchrum! Yeah we need all those guys to pop this year—that’s exciting. Except I don’t know who Tanner ingle is.
Yes I agree he could conceivably be on that list of subs for different situations, depending on how the guys ahead of him on the depth chart look. If all goes according to plan most snaps go to our top 3, and that's ideal. But if shit goes sideways it sure is nice seeing his skill set on that depth chart. Wish we had a little more speed but I like our wideout room right now.Yeah, will be interesting if he can keep it going in TC but you're right, it's probably his health that will determine everything. He prob won't be X or Z in two receiver sets (that's Jefferson and Kupp) but he could be X or Z in 3 wr sets for sure.
Yeah, in an ideal situation he wins the "WR3 position" and he's healthy and his talent is matched by a preternatural understanding of the offense. But if all we do is regress to the mean when it comes to injuries, some wideouts will be out some amount of games so just having him succeed will leave us 5 deep with talent there.Yes I agree he could conceivably be on that list of subs for different situations, depending on how the guys ahead of him on the depth chart look. If all goes according to plan most snaps go to our top 3, and that's ideal. But if shit goes sideways it sure is nice seeing his skill set on that depth chart. Wish we had a little more speed but I like our wideout room right now.
Seriously though, they’re actually replacing Robert Woods.They're trying to replace Kupp! ~ CGI
Interesting tidbit about Nacua...
Over his two years at BYU, he had 39 rushing attempts for 357 yards and 5 TDs. McVay certainly likes to use WRs in the running game, both in jet sweeps and some of the backfield plays Brandon Powell ran last year. Perhaps a niche for Nacua?
Nice, he's from O'Town.![]()
Tanner Ingle Safety NC State | NFL Draft Profile & Scouting Report
Rating: 55.9 Rank: #105 Forty: 4.53 Tanner Ingle attended Dr. Phillips High School and was rated a 3-star prospect by 247 Sports with a scout's rating of 0.840, going unranked by ESPN. Follo...www.nfldraftbuzz.com
Nice, he's from O'Town.
Yeah... but he went to DP.
That's the rival HS of my sons' HS (Olympia). We have no love for DP... except for my oldest twins longtime girlfriend who freaking graduated from DP. But we give her constant shit about it whenever possible.
DP does have a history of having some real Safety talent though. Ha-Ha Clinton Dix went to DP. My oldest son had to play against that sob through Pop Warner and HS.
Fuck DP.
I went to winter springs, so I have no dog in the fight.
I wanted to play little league for them bc they were the Rams, but my mom never signed the papers. She was afraid I'd get destroyed. Prob not wrong either. Lol. I was always the small kid in class.My kids went to Lake Mary High School. Home of the Rams!
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