"Chris Hogan has been absurdly efficient on deep routes"

[GrogansArmy]

I loved how on that deep pass against the Bills, he secured the ball with both arms almost like it was his baby. No one was gonna punch out that baby.

 

[PatriotsReign]

hogan was a UFA. in 2011, his 40 time would have been 12th fastest.

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4.4 would be the 12th fastest?

I thought someone posted an article about Hogan that said he was the fastest wide receiver entering the draft.

I forgot he just worked out at a pro-day when he ran the 4.4

 

[PatriotsReign]

he wasn't invited to the combine, but he would have beat every WR since 2006 in the bench press:

THAT WAS IT! !!!

I posted he ran the fastest 40 because I thought I read that. But it was the bench press

He officially ran a 4.5 but his fastest time was 4.4

Looks like they take the average of the highest and lowest?

 

[1960Pats]

Waiting for him to be referred to as a slot reciever.

He's a slot receiver. It's just that his slot is much wider and longer than most.

 

[1960Pats]

Exactly . My nephew who is the most uncoordinated kid on the planet does a better job of tracking ball in the air than Matthew Slater

I think I know why. It all depends on how you run.

If you run smoothly on your toes and balls of your feet, the ball will be much clearer and easy to track.

If you run roughly and on your heels a bit, the ball will be blurry and appear to bounce in the air as you track it.

 

[RobertWeathers]

I think I know why. It all depends on how you run.

If you run smoothly on your toes and balls of your feet, the ball will be much clearer and easy to track.

If you run roughly and on your heels a bit, the ball will be blurry and appear to bounce in the air as you track it.

I'll buy that.

 

[bbobbo]

I loved how on that deep pass against the Bills, he secured the ball with both arms almost like it was his baby. No one was gonna punch out that baby.

he takes feedback from the coaches to heart.

 

[StockingAnarchyNumber12]

Chris Hogan is a real Patriot! Fighting for the ball and every man! Fight.. Fight for that ball!

 

[TinhWoodhead]

I loved how on that deep pass against the Bills, he secured the ball with both arms almost like it was his baby. No one was gonna punch out that baby.

he didnt want to trip over "anything"