2021 2nd round pick is Rondale Moore WR

[Goldfield]

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Isabella was higher? Wtfffffff

 

[Goldfield]

Invisabella is a good nickname.

It’s great

 

[Goldfield]

To his credit, the 50 best plays highlight vid starts off very mediocre. I had the same pause the first time I saw it.

The kid has (had?) wheels for sure. My concerns are based around injuries, potential usage for us, and size.

Yes I don’t like those highlights the others are MUCH better. I’m thrilled he is a beast. Some of the injuries might be more COVID stuff hopefully

 

[SissyBoyFloyd]

I have a question? What qualifies Keim to be a GM? What are his credentials for such a position? I don't want to sound ridiculous, but I just don't get what background, knowledge, or experience it takes to make the picks he usually makes. Any of us fans who know football can make better picks than this for our team. I am not criticizing the players for they seem fine. It's just that it seems so apparent to so many of us that there are simply much better choices we could pick.

It is just like Keim gets locked in on a player without looking more deeply or fully into other players in comparison and who else is left that could help us more. I truly want to like his picks, but it is so damn hard when you look at the alternatives we have each time. The other GMs must applaud him after each pick for leaving better players on the board for them to pick. I am just sick of his mediocre choices that no one ever expects.

Does he think he is being cute by keeping everyone guessing what the hell he is going to do next pick? Does he think he is outsmarting everyone else by not doing the more obvious and logical thing?

Everyone knows what we need most, so why not address that? We couldn't find a short speed demon of a WR in R 5-7?

And another LB in R1 when the top DT was on the board. Wouldn't that have even been a better choice considering how bad our run D was last year. What about a starting OG or a stud RB. Would not any of those 3 been better choices? There were really good players on the board when we made each pick who could have really helped us in our weakest areas. And to hell with those who are afraid to reach 5-10 places down the board to fill a need. Sorry, to ramble, but I am sick of this. I am going to bed to dream that I am a fan of another team.

 

[Goldfield]

I have a question? What qualifies Keim to be a GM? What are his credentials for such a position? I don't want to sound ridiculous, but I just don't get what background, knowledge, or experience it takes to make the picks he usually makes. Any of us fans who know football can make better picks than this for our team. I am not criticizing the players for they seem fine. It's just that it seems so apparent to so many of us that there are simply much better choices we could pick.

It is just like Keim gets locked in on a player without looking more deeply or fully into other players in comparison and who else is left that could help us more. I truly want to like his picks, but it is so damn hard when you look at the alternatives we have each time. The other GMs must applaud him after each pick for leaving better players on the board for them to pick. I am just sick of his mediocre choices that no one ever expects.

Does he think he is being cute by keeping everyone guessing what the hell he is going to do next pick? Does he think he is outsmarting everyone else by not doing the more obvious and logical thing?

Everyone knows what we need most, so why not address that? We couldn't find a short speed demon of a WR in R 5-7? And another LB in R1? The top DT was on the board. Wouldn't that have even been a better choice considering how bad our run D was last year. There were really good players on the board when we made each pick who could have really helped us in our weakest areas. Sorry, to ramble, but I am sick of this.

You don’t draft for need. You sign free agents to fill needs and try to draft the best players. Because the draft is a crap shoot and a lot are busts.

 

[juza76]

Tyreek Hilll official measurements at pro day

5'8 1/8 185 lb 4.29 40 1/2 vertical 10.9 broad


Being one of the shortest receiver in the nfl didn't stop him from being a top 5 receiver

 

[SissyBoyFloyd]

You don’t draft for need. You sign free agents to fill needs and try to draft the best players. Because the draft is a crap shoot and a lot are busts.

Well, wake me when we get the cap space and actually start doing that. And I guess all the winning teams who fill needs when they draft are doing it wrong. Oh those poor poor Steelers.

 

[oaken1]

Damn.....
We drafted Barry Sanders to play wr


Cool

 

[cardjunkie]

It's a top 50 video and is starting at 50. Watch the last 2 minutes or so of the video for the absolute best plays.

ok much better. He’s got good burst speed and good hands.

 

[HairZach]

Moore has potential to be exciting. Still worry about Kyler having trouble throwing these short WRs, but am hoping it was just an Isabella problem.

 

[SoonerLou]

Isabella was higher? Wtfffffff

hmm

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Edit: I think Next Gen (today) is using his HS Sparq numbers.

 

[Solar7]

Tyreek Hilll official measurements at pro day

5'8 1/8 185 lb 4.29 40 1/2 vertical 10.9 broad


Being one of the shortest receiver in the nfl didn't stop him from being a top 5 receiver

And Taylor Gabriel ran 4.27 at 5'8, 168, and is out of the league.

What's the point? Hill is a complete outlier. Using him like it's the norm doesn't make sense.

 

[HairZach]

The more I think about it, Moore is the perfect WR to throw screens to. He's gonna dominate.

 

[gbrim21]

The more I think about it, Moore is the perfect WR to throw screens to. He's gonna dominate.

Unless that's all he can do, then defenses will figure it out like they figure out Cliff's offense. Moore has the speed to threaten deep, but he wasn't used that way as much these last couple years. We'll see

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[CardsSunsDbacks]

And Taylor Gabriel ran 4.27 at 5'8, 168, and is out of the league.

What's the point? Hill is a complete outlier. Using him like it's the norm doesn't make sense.

The point is obvious. Don't count him out simply because he is small. Clearly small receivers can have big impacts in this league. Especially when they are capable of not only alluding tacklers, but also breaking tackles.

 

[juza76]

Moore has potential to be exciting. Still worry about Kyler having trouble throwing these short WRs, but am hoping it was just an Isabella problem.

Kyler has trouble throwing to trash receivers like everybody else in the league, height isn't the issue
When he had demerie Byrd he didn't have any problem to see him
The only other short guy he threw to was Isabella, who is not a nfl material

 

[Solar7]

The point is obvious. Don't count him out simply because he is small. Clearly small receivers can have big impacts in this league. Especially when they are capable of not only alluding tacklers, but also breaking tackles.

There's a reason there's not a glut of small, fast guys in the league. Ignoring the data set isn't helpful. It's fine to hope for the best, but pointing out singular 5th round draft picks that turned into superstars doesn't make it likely.

 

[CardsSunsDbacks]

There's a reason there's not a glut of small, fast guys in the league. Ignoring the data set isn't helpful. It's fine to hope for the best, but pointing out singular 5th round draft picks that turned into superstars doesn't make it likely.

About 5-6 of the top 25 in receiving yards last year were under 6'. Another 5-6 of them were exactly 6'0". There are quite a few "small" receivers making their mark on the league.

 

[Zeem_Freeze]

this guy squats over 600 pounds. I think he's a mini Anquan Boldin

 

[Solar7]

About 5-6 of the top 25 in receiving yards last year were under 6'. Another 5-6 of them were exactly 6'0". There are quite a few "small" receivers making their mark on the league.

How many are 5'7?

 

[MadCardDisease]

About 5-6 of the top 25 in receiving yards last year were under 6'. Another 5-6 of them were exactly 6'0". There are quite a few "small" receivers making their mark on the league.

There is a difference between being "Small" and being Short.

I don't consider Rondale Moore "Small". He is short and compact.

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I consider Devonta Smith "Small". He looks like he will snap in a stiff wind.

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[CardsSunsDbacks]

How many are 5'7?

Here we go again. There are a few that are 5'8"-5'9", but just like you did with Murray you will suggest that there is a big difference in that 1-2".

 

[MadCardDisease]

Tyreek Hill is a great comparison. He is short, compact and very explosive.

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[Solar7]

Here we go again. There are a few that are 5'8"-5'9", but just like you did with Murray you will suggest that there is a big difference in that 1-2".

I sure wish I lived the world of "superstar until they prove they're not" instead of "just a guy until they prove they're a star."

That height difference is a pretty big deal, and pretending it's not is a complete case of rose colored glasses.

 

[Ohcrap75]

Tyreek Hill is a great comparison. He is short, compact and very explosive.

How many are 5'7?

why are you so angry man? It’s pick 49. Everybody left has issues. Next Julio wasn’t available

How

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I sure wish I lived the world of "superstar until they prove they're not" instead of "just a guy until they prove they're a star."

That height difference is a pretty big deal, and pretending it's not is a complete case of rose colored glasses.