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It's much more than that...playing to your timed speed would first require you to get around/through/by the defender covering you (in a man to man situation). Harry has never shown that ability. He succeeded in college because the skill wasn't as crucial vs the competition he was facing...

I understand that, but the BB conflict rumors have been out there well before HS, and he did not feel the need to squash them right away. With these comments he did feel the need to do that. The decision to immediately and strongly respond to these comments is much different than how he...

So your position is that all good college players who test well at the combine "thrive" in the NFL provided they are healthy, intelligent and have a strong desire to succeed? You don't think there's such a thing as not playing to your timed speed? They can measure anything they want, but...

I've been in the "lack of talent around him" camp, but I do find it somewhat telling that TB forcefully responded to comments on his relationship with JM while article after article has been printed on his deteriorating relationship with BB.

How about this instead? I'm POSITIVE Harry is a bust.

It's not fictional at all. Phillip Dorsett was a 4.3 guy, but how many times did you seem him outrun anyone? Not often. Harry had problems getting open in college...there is absolutely no reason to expect those problems to subside facing far superior competition. 8.8 yds per reception is who...

In terms of play speed, he isn't comparable to any of those guys. The guy cannot get open. All of those guys can/could, and yes I am saying he plays as slow as an old KB. The guy looks like his feet are in mud on a football field. Watch the players covering him. They don't even have...

He's not. Maybe on a track after training for a specific event, but he's late career-Kelvin Benjamin-like slow on the field. It is painful to watch him try and get open. Not every pick is a bust in my eyes. I'm hopeful with Asiasi. Think Uche could be a stud. Keene is a JAG.

Instead of guessing our projected record, let's place over/under bets for how many UDFA WRs outplay our 1st rd bust from last year. Meyers, as mediocre as he is, was the better player from Day 1 in camp last year, so that's one. We'll set the O/U at 2.5 this year (Including Meyers).

As a WR he is a 100% guarantee to be a bust. Instead of working with the "footwork specialists" he's working with now, he should get Shannon Sharpe on the phone and follow in his playing career footsteps. Put on 15 lbs and become a TE like SS did when he got to the NFL. I honestly feel he...

No. From IA. Not Israel.

Jeet Kune Do = Dancing

At 23 I made a career change. Hopefully these guys will do the same.

They have little to no proven talent coming to camp, and the proven talent they have is old or injury riddled. Their 1st round pick from last year will be Laquon Treadwell by this time next year, and they wasted a 2nd on freaking Sanu. Meyers was a nice story, but he's a JAG and you know...

In the absence of TB, BB's definition of a "good" WR may need to change

You said it's a "pretty good" WR group. I'm asking by what standard? They are much closer to the worst WR group in the league than they are to "pretty good". Brady would still be here with a "pretty good" WR group.

It won't. This defense is being designed to keep our offense off the field.

Not bad...only had to go back 4 years for decent highlights.

If we are hoping for Harry to be a LaFell type player, are we acknowledging he's a bust?

They have a pretty good WR room???? Based on what standard? Edelman - Very good, but aging. Sanu - Was slow when he was young. He is now old. Harry - Slow and incapable of beating man coverage. Bust. Trade him for a meat loaf recipe. Jakobi - Practice squad type player. Byrd - Maybe...