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This is so true unfortunately we need fresh blood in the scout room if Caserio was responsible for Michel I will drive him to Houston myself.
He surprised me In the playoffs but yes when the Draft came I wanted a trade up for Allen or Rosen.
This team has been the best at finding talent late and that’s incredible and I tip my hat off.
Actually some did, so...
Were they? How much do you put the success of the running game in the playoffs on the OL and Develin? Chubb could have done what he did... probably even more than what Michel did. Chubb is also the much better back of the two this season AND he’s running behind an OL that is actually much worse than ours is. And I’m a guy who pounded the table for Michel prior to the draft because he was the bigger home run threat of the two coming out of Georgia. He hasn’t been a bad pick, but he’s being outplayed by his college teammate under worse circumstances.
He’ll be given plays he’s comfortable with. With this defense, and how bad the offense has been, the focus has to be avoiding turnovers. If Harry is in with the “training wheels” off, per se, and runs the wrong route, it puts both sides of the ball in a bad position. He will hopefully get there eventually, but I don’t see why they would go away from their standard approach with rookie skill position players.
I agree with the overall premise, though not with the bolded phrase...Cowboys are going to key on Edelman first, then wait for somebody else to not totally suck before they pay any significant attention to them.
Why would the Cowboys key in on something the Pats can’t do?
He played well last year but he’s getting exposed as a high maintenance back. He needs a good O-line, excellent blocking FB and TE’s to be effective.
He and Edelman appear to be only semi healthy WR so Harry better be incredibly productive!!!!
