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Athletically he tested slightly better than the average TE. People keep treating him like he tested out of the gym. He tested slightly above avg and had no production. He's a JAG.

Kittle was a much better athlete and taken in the 5th. Bad comparison.

So we drafted a slightly more athletic than average TE "Rudy" in the 3rd round? Little to no production to speak of. Seems about right. I fully expect him to go the way of Geneo Grissom (slightly athletic/no-production 3rd rounder).

No...I am not a fan of playing team sports. Enjoy watching them only.

Why was he underused if he was the player some are making him out to be? He's a high effort guy, and I'm sure he has a lot of people hoping he succeeds, but his play screams JAG.

Aaron Hernandez was a difference maker in college. Keene is a high-effort guy...nothing more.

Don't read about it. Watch him. He tries hard, but he's an avg-below avg tight end...in every way.

You can't teach natural talent either. He's capped.

Keep yourself in the tree and use a bow and arrow. You'll be fine.

Sounds like Rudy, minus the hunting. I'll pass. By the way, it's not difficult to find, kill and cook a wild boar.

The guy is a high effort average-below average player. His career is evidence of that.

He's not a good blocker. He's a very high effort blocker, but not a good one.

Go 45 seconds into this video.

It's pretty obvious what's happening here...ball control in reverse. The lack of talent at DT is intentional and specifically designed to keep our offense off the field. The more they run it, the more clock that gets chewed, the less the Pat's WR personnel have to see the field. It's...

I'd be willing to bet you have a pretty good idea how this "guy is going to turn out". We all do.

It would be better if he didn't draft one who spent 6 years at the level of high-end high school football.

20 catches a year? And this evidence of him being good blocker?

What is it this guy supposedly does well?

Our RB group consists of one quality pass catching RB and a bunch of JAGS. I specifically referred to skill position players, so the OL point is irrelevant. WRs, outside of a 34 yr old JE are absolutely horrible. TE's are rookies and unknown

The biggest problem Stidham faces is that we are returning most of our players on offense. The rookies are an unknown, but the returning offensive skill players are as bad as any unit in the league. Not hyperbole. Not quite sure where you find the "depth" on offense, unless you're just...