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Dunning-Kruger effect. He's as sure as he could possibly be.
With the 57th pick in the NFL draft the Los Angeles Rams select Van jefferson
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Hell of a Video man! They guy knows his shit! Things called differently from when I played but it's the same shit.
Guy runs routes like Ike and that's saying a lot.
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If the Corona virus limits training camp, having our 1st 2 picks so NFL ready is going to be an even bigger deal.
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Admittedly I didn't want them to take a WR in the 2nd, but I think this my favorite pick of this draft. Smart, polished route runner, good hands, and competitive.
The first item listed on his strengths from his nfl draft profile is "Possesses uncommon competitive streak and attitude".
One of the scouts from the Draft Network said this about his competitive toughness " He's got the "dog" in him! Loves to chirp — he's going to tell you when he's cooked you and he plays physical with his hands and run through contact at the LOS. He's persistent at the top of routes, too — does a great job to work back through leverage and uncover inside on the quick game."
You can't teach that, you can't coach a player up in that area.
The first item listed on his strengths from his nfl draft profile is "Possesses uncommon competitive streak and attitude".
One of the scouts from the Draft Network said this about his competitive toughness " He's got the "dog" in him! Loves to chirp — he's going to tell you when he's cooked you and he plays physical with his hands and run through contact at the LOS. He's persistent at the top of routes, too — does a great job to work back through leverage and uncover inside on the quick game."
You can't teach that, you can't coach a player up in that area.
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Another thing ... He isn't going to be replacing Kupp. Kupp is going to stay. But we have both CK and Reynolds coming up for FA next yr. Ramsey and Kupp are going to take just bout all of our spending for FA's other than some lower end guys. And Woods' contract is up the year after that. They are restocking the shelves. Smart thing to do. Pure speed is trumped by precise routes. How does RW's get open? How does CK get open? How did Isaac Bruce and Jerry Rice get open? None of those guys are speedsters. VJ didn't get to run an "offical" 40 time. But reports are he is a 4.4 guy and he plays like it. Plenty of speed for a guy who runs not only perfect routes, but also a full route tree.
We won't have to "develop" Jefferson. He will just need to learn the play book. A guy like Mims ... guy needs lots of work. Considered "raw" by even Baylor standards and most Baylor WR's coming in needed time to develop ..... if they ever did. I absolutely love our WR room right now. And they picked up a couple UDFA's that will compete for P/KR/5thWR spots that can fly. What I see coming is we are going to go back to 1) running the ball more 2) efficient passing game varied formations (11,12 & 13 personnel). That is what these picks show me (VJ & BH-TE)
Who knows... i might be high af .. but that is what I am reading into all of this. Peace
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Senior Bowl week was a revelation for him. And watching his reps the guy glides like a dancer or something. He's skilled in the right ways for this offense.
This is a good point. Even when Kupp returned teams knew it was all about him in the passing game. Cooks went in the dumpster after that concussion, but tbh he's been in a funk probably further back i.e. since the Super Bowl.
Our wideout room looks totally different now and I'm excited to see them go.
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Heard on the radio that Jefferson was the Jets target when they traded down and got extra picks from Seattle. Makes since as his dad coaches the WRs on the team I think.
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Quite possibly so
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Worst thing about the draft too is that maybe the Jets hit the lottery on Mims thanks to the Rams. Wouldn't be the first time a fallback option goes on to a great career and saved you from yourself.
Look at Fish and his reported mini-tantrum after Blackmon went off the board. But boy howdy did those Jags throw us an assist with that one.
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How u know he runs a 4.4 he didnt run the 40
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That’s what he consistently runs, generally 4.46.
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Well this is JRey's shot. But he's got a real threat coming in with this class. Jefferson is about to take his fuckin lunch money IMO.
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Look at Fish and his reported mini-tantrum after Blackmon went off the board. But boy howdy did those Jags throw us an assist with that one.
Lol. Yeah, I sort of forgot about that.
