Anthony Miller - A Potential Gem for Round 2 or 3
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Or just convert a long armed 6'5" former basketballer with a 37" vertical into a WR. Then you don't worry about the little fleas buzzing around down below them.
There are DBs with 37" verticals, too... and they'll be closer to your 6'5 guy than my 6'1 guy...
There are DBs with 37" verticals, too... and they'll be closer to your 6'5 guy than my 6'1 guy...
Not if he's Mike Evans.
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I think 6-foot is ideal for a WR. The bigger guys aren't as quick.
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I imagined Kirk to be another antonio brown - hope not, unless we draft him. Maybe Miller is more like that.
Anthony Miller - Freaking 95 catches last season? wow.
I imagined Kirk to be another antonio brown -
I'd be happy to disabuse you of that notion.
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I imagined Kirk to be another antonio brown -
I'd be happy to disabuse you of that notion.
I'd be happy to disabuse you of that notion.
nah. I went and looked - I'm not the only one who thinks it...
21. Christian Kirk | WR | Texas A&M | Junior
Kirk lacks ideal No. 1 wideout size at 5-foot-11 and 200 pounds, but he has moments reminiscent of the similarly sized Odell Beckham Jr. and Antonio Brown. Kirk has blazing speed and explosive cutting ability, which makes him nearly impossible to tackle on the first try in the open field. As a freshman in 2015, he had 80 catches for 1,009 yards with seven receiving touchdowns. Last year, he reeled in 83 passes for 928 yards with nine scores.
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Not if he's Mike Evans.
There are always exceptions... just not that many of them.
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Not if he's Mike Evans.
There are always exceptions... just not that many of them.
There are always exceptions... just not that many of them.
And the one who flaked away D G-B. Jesus what a talent and now just an unsigned FA. I wish he would go thru rehab., join with JM @ Hamilton and then go back into the NFL as a package deal.
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Did Kirk suffer from poor QB play this season?
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Did Kirk suffer from poor QB play this season?
Did Kirk suffer from poor QB play this season?
The best passing QB broke his leg at the end of the first half in the very first game. He returned late in the season.
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I'd be happy to disabuse you of that notion.
nah. I went and looked - I'm not the only one who thinks it...
21. Christian Kirk | WR | Texas A&M | Junior
Kirk lacks ideal No. 1 wideout size at 5-foot-11 and 200 pounds, but he has moments reminiscent of the similarly sized Odell Beckham Jr. and Antonio Brown. Kirk has blazing speed and explosive cutting ability, which makes him nearly impossible to tackle on the first try in the open field. As a freshman in 2015, he had 80 catches for 1,009 yards with seven receiving touchdowns. Last year, he reeled in 83 passes for 928 yards with nine scores.
nah. I went and looked - I'm not the only one who thinks it...
21. Christian Kirk | WR | Texas A&M | Junior
Kirk lacks ideal No. 1 wideout size at 5-foot-11 and 200 pounds, but he has moments reminiscent of the similarly sized Odell Beckham Jr. and Antonio Brown. Kirk has blazing speed and explosive cutting ability, which makes him nearly impossible to tackle on the first try in the open field. As a freshman in 2015, he had 80 catches for 1,009 yards with seven receiving touchdowns. Last year, he reeled in 83 passes for 928 yards with nine scores.
The stats mean nothing. Kirk got about 12 targets a game. Hard to NOT throw up stats with that kind of usage, and indeed I could argue the stats are low considering.Β
Beckham and Brown both play on the outside. Kirk never has. Christian has made some pretty clutch plays (especially this past year), but he messes up many of the routine ones.
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ah, you've watched him more than me, then. I guess it's just that he does have "moments", that's all I've seen of him.
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Did Kirk suffer from poor QB play this season?
Did Kirk suffer from poor QB play this season?
Maybe we need a QB named Kirk. Β After all, coaching the Browns is a difficult as taking Β the Kobayashi Maru test. Β The no win situation...which the Browns are in. Β We need a guy that can, if nothing else....cheat his way to success!
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I like Miller. We really have 2 receiving needs: 1- a true, reliable redzone weapon; and 2- a shifty slot-type guy who gets off the ball, gets open, and has solid hands.Β I believe Miller could be the perfect 2nd guy.
They tried to force Njoku into the 1st spot last year but it never seemed to connect; however, between him, Gordon, and yes... Coleman one of those guys SHOULD be able to do that... they have the talent, not the reliability... it wouldn't hurt to add another option, obviously
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