Which of Our Picks?

Clevfan4life

@wargograw said:

Scoobie

Devalve won't play this year I bet.

barring injury to the starters scoobs gonna be gunning down kick returners this year.

bbedward

Both Ogbah/Nassib

Coleman has the potential to make for some exciting plays too.

D Bone

Pre-season: Kessler

Season: Corey Coleman & Payton

Tour2ma

S. Coleman obviously... cause it's what I do...

Otherwise Nassb...

wargograw

@clevfan4life said:

barring injury to the starters scoobs gonna be gunning down kick returners this year.

We just had this discussion yesterday.

Opal312

Coleman/Coleman

PoeticG

All of them.

Especially Scooby, Ogbah and Superman.

gftChris

Can we extend this to last year's guys as well? I'm really hoping we see Ogbah and Orchard develop together, how Nassib and Shelton can help each other out. Things like that.

gftChris

2015 FBS Sack leaders:

1. Carl Nassib - 15.5

2. Emmanuel Ogbah - 13.0

3. Shaq Lawson - 12.5

3. Myles Garrett - 12.5

5. Jatavis Brown - 12.0

2014 FBS Sack leaders:

1. Hau'oli Kikaha - 19.0

2. Nate Orchard - 18.5

3. Shane Ray - 14.5

4. Scooby Wright III - 14.0

5. Joey Bosa - 13.5

I'm hating this analytics shit, why don't they just take real football players who can actually get the job done?

gftChris

On the other side, I'm looking forward to seeing what the O looks like in general. I'm thinking we have a #1 receiver in Coleman who can get open quickly, and a QB who can get the ball to them quickly, minimise the amount of pressure on the QB, which in turn forces safeties to not close in too much on the LOS, and then we set up the run game, and PA. Andrew Hawkins would fit that mould very nicely with his quick feet off the line as well.

I could be wrong of course, and we could be looking to set Coleman up on go routes until the CB gives him a big cushion and throw him a slant. RG3 has a big arm, after all.