Njoku
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Is in some good company, shame Hue thought we only had one person worth throwing the ball to for most of today.
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He's young and is targeted in the Red Zone on a team with no Red Zone options. I think there is still hope but let's not crown him the next Tony Gonzalez just yet.
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Sure... still too early for Tony G comparisons....
And he'll never be Gronk-like...
And (hopefully) never Hernandez-like...
... but c'mon... you can see him developing.
Bennett-like is surely not out of the question... and more.
Sure... still too early for Tony G comparisons....
And he'll never be Gronk-like...
And (hopefully) never Hernandez-like...
... but c'mon... you can see him developing.
Bennett-like is surely not out of the question... and more.
He is developing but he needs to become a football player. Has a ton of issues blocking and not sure if he's played well in back to back games. The fact that Seth Devalve is getting as many targets as he does speaks volumes to me.
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He should be targeted down the seam more etc but Hue at this point needs somebody to tie his shoelaces let alone lead a NFL team
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He should be targeted down the seam more etc but Hue at this point needs somebody to tie his shoelaces let alone lead a NFL team
He should be targeted down the seam more etc but Hue at this point needs somebody to tie his shoelaces let alone lead a NFL team
The problem is next week the defense may choose to take that away, might be more difficult with Gordon on the field, so how does Njoku adjust.
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Somewhere on this forum before the season started I said that "Njoku would have most impact this year, and the best career overall of any of our draft picks"........ but I also added, "Just ahead of Peppers" - so there's that.
Somewhere on this forum before the season started I said that "Njoku would have most impact this year, and the best career overall of any of our draft picks"........ but I also added, "Just ahead of Peppers" - so there's that.
Garrett has been solid but I'm not sure if he is mean enough for the NFL
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Somewhere on this forum before the season started I said that "Njoku would have most impact this year, and the best career overall of any of our draft picks"........ but I also added, "Just ahead of Peppers" - so there's that.
Garrett has been solid but I'm not sure if he is mean enough for the NFL
Garrett has been solid but I'm not sure if he is mean enough for the NFL
I wasn't high on him before the draft, and that's kind of an understatement..... I had personally only seen the guy in 1 game and just wasn't blown away.
I guess it was kind of like when someone goes on and on, and tells me how great a movie is, I am always disappointed...... I heard enough of the 'once in a lifetime physical ability' before the draft to make it damn near impossible for the kid to ever live up to it.
Maybe he'll still be the next Bruce Smith, but so far, he's barely the next Rob Burnett.
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Is in some good company, shame Hue thought we only had one person worth throwing the ball to for most of today.
Is in some good company, shame Hue thought we only had one person worth throwing the ball to for most of today.
Looking at his performance over the year given that he was a first round draft pick(granted at the very end) he certainly looks blah....
maybe he will get better.
Coleman and peppers are the first round picks Im more pissed at right now though
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Sure... still too early for Tony G comparisons....
And he'll never be Gronk-like...
And (hopefully) never Hernandez-like...
... but c'mon... you can see him developing.
Bennett-like is surely not out of the question... and more.
He is developing but he needs to become a football player. Has a ton of issues blocking and not sure if he's played well in back to back games. The fact that Seth Devalve is getting as many targets as he does speaks volumes to me.
He is developing but he needs to become a football player. Has a ton of issues blocking and not sure if he's played well in back to back games. The fact that Seth Devalve is getting as many targets as he does speaks volumes to me.
Nothing wrong with having both TEs being targeted. I don't think that Hue has used his TEs well enough. Instead of doing a lot of mid range throws he keeps having Kizer heaving the ball constantly down the field.
And, to me, that is bad because: A. at this point Kizer is completely inaccurate on most of those kind of throws...and I don't know if he can get better. and B. Because a young, learning QB needs to be more conservative. He needs a reliable short to mid range receiver. Devalve and Njoku can both be that.
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Garrett has been solid but I'm not sure if he is mean enough for the NFL
I wasn't high on him before the draft, and that's kind of an understatement..... I had personally only seen the guy in 1 game and just wasn't blown away.
I guess it was kind of like when someone goes on and on, and tells me how great a movie is, I am always disappointed...... I heard enough of the 'once in a lifetime physical ability' before the draft to make it damn near impossible for the kid to ever live up to it.
Maybe he'll still be the next Bruce Smith, but so far, he's barely the next Rob Burnett.
I wasn't high on him before the draft, and that's kind of an understatement..... I had personally only seen the guy in 1 game and just wasn't blown away.
I guess it was kind of like when someone goes on and on, and tells me how great a movie is, I am always disappointed...... I heard enough of the 'once in a lifetime physical ability' before the draft to make it damn near impossible for the kid to ever live up to it.
Maybe he'll still be the next Bruce Smith, but so far, he's barely the next Rob Burnett.
I was gonna say Anthony Pleasant , looked a lot meaner...
Nickers...."There are no old running QB's in the NFL "~Sam Rutigliano~ -
He should be targeted down the seam more etc but Hue at this point needs somebody to tie his shoelaces let alone lead a NFL team
He should be targeted down the seam more etc but Hue at this point needs somebody to tie his shoelaces let alone lead a NFL team
Agree...that is what I just said above. Mid/short range throws...high percentage (hopefully). Kizer is a disaster on several levels...including down field accuracy. Give him more mid range stuff so that he can gain some confidence.
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I wasn't high on him before the draft, and that's kind of an understatement..... I had personally only seen the guy in 1 game and just wasn't blown away.
I guess it was kind of like when someone goes on and on, and tells me how great a movie is, I am always disappointed...... I heard enough of the 'once in a lifetime physical ability' before the draft to make it damn near impossible for the kid to ever live up to it.
Maybe he'll still be the next Bruce Smith, but so far, he's barely the next Rob Burnett.
I was gonna say Anthony Pleasant , looked a lot meaner...
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Just has to keep focusing on blocking and catching with his hands, but very promising to say the least. To be that bright of a spot with the QB play he has is definitely promising.
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Man, Burnett and Pleasant balled out!
Even though those guys were rookies in 1990, we didn't have a team with so many rookies. Back to the TE, just remember that Njoko is a rookie and is starting to come around and so is Kizer. And don't forget he is a rookie. I can promise you he will be a much better QB next season.
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I like Njoku and DeValve for the future. One position on the team that I feel is set up for success in the future years.
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