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I know...Harry is a truly explosive wide receiver. His inability to separate from absolutely anybody is just his way of playing possum. He was definitely the right pick at 32.
Oh, ffs. He played in a signal offense at ASU. He went to a read and react offense in New England. That’s a huge difference.
Then he had to play with a QB who has been in that offense for 20 years, who Harry rarely worked with due to injury, no OTAs, other receivers, etc. Everyone could see he was thinking on the field. Am I running a third option dig here when where in a 12 formation and there’s motion and the corner is in press coverage and taking an outside position and the safety is cheating and Brady is now calling an audible and, oh wait, now the safety is off and the Will has rotated and the corner looks like he’s taking an inside position and . . . oh, **** . . . ? All that and more needs to be processed in about 3 seconds. Rookie WR processing all that skillfully, playing against experienced, grown men at a faster pace than in college? Good luck.
This ain’t Seattle’s offense, which has half the plays, relies on Wilson’s exceptional running ability and deep ball accuracy, audibles less. Plus, they ran bubble screens and slants to Metcalf, who’s in motion so there’s no press coverage for him to deal with.
Let’s see what he does this year before resorting to the simpleton’s tired refrain “he can’t get separation.”