YesDidn't some people knock Coleman for not having elite speed?
YesDidn't some people knock Coleman for not having elite speed?
He looks slower than Keyshawn Johnson . And that dude always seems very limited with speed.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
this answers a few questions -- decent all -22 on every pass playHere's every Marv route from Sunday.
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Slow 40 (although on par with Michael Wilson)Didn't some people knock Coleman for not having elite speed?
Yea makes you wonder.Maybe he should have trained for the 40, after all. His get up and go, has gotten up and went.
i'd be curious what it is on deep routes vs. short stuff.Call me crazy or whatever but that just sounds like there wasn’t a lot of effort put into his routes but what do I know
I think the last WR drafted really high that disappointed was Sammy Watkins. I remember thinking he was going to be a Julio level talent. Mike Evans & Odell were drafted later in the 1st.I still think Harrison's gonna be a stud, but how Cardinals would it be for them to take the biggest WR bust, in a loaded WR, with it also being the highest pick out of the teams drafting the position?
I heard an NFL WR talking about why you'll see your Anquans and Kupps that aren't particularly fast but are still really good receivers: if you run great routes, you can still get separation.i'd be curious what it is on deep routes vs. short stuff.
Going slow isnt much of a problem (for some wrs) if they recognize coverage well and smoothly find the zone to catch the ball.
DHOP use to do that.
Overreaction week (by me).Then there’s no reason he looked as sluggish as he did.
on the fumble -- Kyler misses a chance if he had hit his back foot and ripped the ball the MHJ on the right hash. The only person open after McBride gets tangled with the safety and Kyler has to double clutch.
Can you explain why that should have been his 1st read? The play looked like it was designed for star TE McBride, but he lost his balance. He was understandably the first read.JC is wide open with an empty field in front of him and should have been the 1st read
Have to agree. Many people blamed his QB last year (Kyle McCord) for a less than stellar season at OSU. McCord was forced out at OSU, so he transferred to Syracuse and looks like a Heisman candidate so far this year oof. Here are his stats the last 2 games. And Syracuse obviously doesn’t have the offensive horses that OSU generally has.That’s troubling. Kids gotta kick it up a bunch of notches if he wants to be a star in this league.
At this rate he's not even going to get to the wall.Although maybe some of the Harrison's reasoning for that might have been to avoid the rookie wall.
What have you done for me lately?Amazing how the talking heads are piling on MHJ after one game. Guy recorded one of the fastest on field speeds in college of 20+ mph.
Piling on? No.. But this is making us curious. Seems odd at minimum.Amazing how the talking heads are piling on MHJ after one game. Guy recorded one of the fastest on field speeds in college of 20+ mph.
No, to clarify, I wasn't talking about the forum. I was referring to Twitter as the talking heads.Piling on? No.. But this is making us curious. Seems odd at minimum.
"There have been 1,730 games played by individual wide receivers with at least 25 offensive snaps since the start of 2023. If we look at the top speed for each of those player games, Harrison Jr.'s 16.7 ranks 1,699th on that list."
Is it possible the particular routes being run by MHJ didn’t require speed but precision?Amazing how the talking heads are piling on MHJ after one game. Guy recorded one of the fastest on field speeds in college of 20+ mph.
Almost certainly a combination of this and maybe just not moving with 100% confidence and certainty within the routes. Obviously he can get up to these speeds.Is it possible the particular routes being run by MHJ didn’t require speed but precision?
In other words was he required to run routes showcasing one’s speed?