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That's a great analysis just imagine what a player like that does for an Offense drawing so much attention. Imagine how much things he opens up underneath kind of like T Hill when he was in KC.That Baylor QB took away 2 tds being inaccurate just in those handful of plays...4.2 had me optimistic. Hopefully the release is as advertised. He got more seperation off his release in the first play than Harry ever managed. Hopefully he stays healthy
Hmmmm I'm getting that T Hill ceiling feeling too Thornton seems pretty well put together already.What about his legs look at all "slight?" His legs look pretty built for someone running 4.2 - or am I expecting too little for an NFL WR? Legs remind me of Tyreke Hill...seems to be a similar type of athlete. I am not suggesting he'll have a Hill sort of impact, but that is absolutely the kind of ceiling he brings. Whether he puts it all together and stays healthy remains to be seen.
Love this pick with the burner RB. Speed kills. Love the new direction of the offense. Athletes at skill positions, like many have been bemoaning the lack of for years.
I'm telling ya, Tf'nB is pouting about all the toys Bill bought Mac after his rookie season. He got Randy for a bit and not much else (as far as true elite NFL athleticism - that was never the hallmark of Brown/Welker/Edelman etc. Hell even gronk, while an athletic freak, was only gawked over due to the athleticism for his size/position). Thornton looks like elite athletic ability for any NFL position, nevermind 'just' WR.
Hell even gronk, while an athletic freak, was only gawked over due to the athleticism for his size/position).
In Patriors history.Only in your mind. If you get your head in the game, you can change that.
Hmmmm I'm getting that T Hill ceiling feeling too Thornton seems pretty put together already.
Good job Evan! Thx for the video, love Data and analysis.
Agreed. However, he wasn't running away from CB's (ok maybe the Jordan Richards of the world ) - he destroyed them with his size. Anyone big enough to handle his length in the passing game couldn't keep up. It's a completely different type of "athletic nightmare" that had as much to do with his size and brawn as it did his speed/quickness/agility. Thornton seems to dable solely in latter group - which is what most of the posters on this board were clammoring for outside of the Randy years.Healthy prime Gronk was the greatest offensive weapon in the history of the game.
Hmmm.Healthy prime Gronk was the greatest offensive weapon in the history of the game.
For all the talk of Harry's lack of speed, the main reasons he didn't work out here was health and having NO grasp of what the offense was asking of him. If Thornton is going to buck the Patriots-drafted WR trend, he'll need to "get" the playbook. Long way to go, but this is a good first step. I'd rather be hearing things like this now (even if it's a fluff piece) than the opposite: "Rumor: Thornton struggling with playbook early".
Healthy prime Gronk was the greatest offensive weapon in the history of the game.