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9 minutes ago, MikeCurtis said:

I think you are joking but according to records

 

Doyle hand size is 9 1/4

Doyle Arm length is 32 1/8

 

Ruckert hand size is 10 1/8

Ruckert arm length is 32 5/8

 

 

Ruckert is a prospect (like Doyle) that blocks very well , and is valuable on the passing side

 

THAT player is not on our roster today MAC looks clunky going out for passes

 

Granson isnt a factor in blocking

 

Ruckert played on a pro style offense and could contribute day 1

 

I dont remember Ruckert dropping any ball that was close

 

 

  Get real! His blocking Earned him playing time. 

Granson can handle back seven defenders quite well thank you.
 And of course effect very good Help with double teams.

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53 minutes ago, MikeCurtis said:

I think you are joking but according to records

 

Doyle hand size is 9 1/4

Doyle Arm length is 32 1/8

 

Ruckert hand size is 10 1/8

Ruckert arm length is 32 5/8

 

 

Ruckert is a prospect (like Doyle) that blocks very well , and is valuable on the passing side

 

THAT player is not on our roster today MAC looks clunky going out for passes

 

Granson isnt a factor in blocking

 

Ruckert played on a pro style offense and could contribute day 1

 

I dont remember Ruckert dropping any ball that was close

 

 

Yup, joking. 

 

Ballard loves those long arms lol 

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3 hours ago, throwing BBZ said:

 

  Get real! His blocking Earned him playing time. 

Granson can handle back seven defenders quite well thank you.
 And of course effect very good Help with double teams.

Interesting response........  

 

Respectfully, 

 

Granson lined up in the slot and in an H Back, for the time he was on the field...... which WASNT all that often last year

 

The inline TE sometimes has to block the DE

 

We need an inline TE, that can block as well as be a receiving threat

 

That is the role that Doyle played

 

That is NOT the role that Granson played or was intended to play

 

"Get Real'"   ...........Ok.... where do I get that?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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15 hours ago, MikeCurtis said:

Interesting response........  

 

Respectfully, 

 

Granson lined up in the slot and in an H Back, for the time he was on the field...... which WASNT all that often last year

 

The inline TE sometimes has to block the DE

 

We need an inline TE, that can block as well as be a receiving threat

 

That is the role that Doyle played

 

That is NOT the role that Granson played or was intended to play

 

"Get Real'"   ...........Ok.... where do I get that?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  Granson had 228 snap counts on offense.
  You watched something i didn't. He was lined up as much or more often in-line than not, in support of our run game. And he was blocking the edge well.
 He caught 11 of 15 targets 73% for those interested. I would expect closer to 35-40 catches in 22.

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