With The Number 3 Draft Pick?
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By EastStreet · Posted
Results are a mixed bag. The two least injured teams since 2009 both play on turf. It be interesting to see if, or how, their S&C differs from other teams. Or if there's simply a difference in turf type. -
By EastStreet · Posted
I could also see us bringing in someone at cutdown. Guessing we'll be shopping for both DBs and pass catchers at cutdown. At the end of the day, I think Hilton likely has an offer in hand, but I just don't see Ballard moving off that offer regardless of the timing. Realistically, TY could probably accept that offer anytime, but guessing he's waiting and hoping his agent gets bites. I read a few places he was talking to two other teams (one Balt) aside from Indy. Likely looking for the best situation (situation as important as money) to get PT to attain 10K. -
Ballard said during an interview that he is going to give the young guys a chance in OTAs and training camp before bringing in a veteran WR. So if Jones or Hilton are to come, it won’t be until training camp time. -
By EastStreet · Posted
Kenny did not play 90% of his snaps outside. He did play outside at times, but that had a lot to do with Rhodes and Rock being injured. We were in nickel about 70% of the snaps last season, and if we were in nickel, Kenny was almost always the nickel...... On scheme, not sure we can say the scheme won't impact him much. If Gus played only straight C3, then I'd agree, as NBs and SS are mostly in the flat. But Gus plays a fair amount of match. And that likely will impact Kenny. And I'd say Kenny is our weakest outside/vertical CB we have (looking at starters and top depth). He's typically very good in the box, but there is a reason he's a slot, and not an outside CB. I agree he's decent blitzing, but his missed tackle % was not great. And Gus blitzed the least in the NFL last season. Again, the scheme could impact his use. Not saying he's a bad tackler, as he's had some very good moments laying the wood. He just whiffs 10+% of time too. -
By Scott Pennock · Posted
I have a sneaking suspicion that the front office has moved on. They have repeatedly stated how much they like their young WR room for one. Secondly, they drafted Alec Pierce to play Robin to Pittman’s Batman. Lastly, when asked about TY in press conferences Ballard has consistently said “We’ll continue to evaluate the situation”…..which to me seems be be saying if an emergency arises then perhaps……lol
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