ok WR help
good draft so far
good draft so far
It says it all. Tough, hard-nosed receiver.So the things I like about Wilson. Speed and hands and that he showed to be a playmaker despite being on a team that emphasized the run.
I donβt think the team has to worry about him being a head case either.
I like the pick, another solid addition.
Ditto, he's short but not that short. He's got great weight for his height. Good, very good hands. Tough over the middle, Wilson is not just a slot receiver for those worried about number of snaps in Aurthur Smith's offense. He's more versatile than Pickens and excellent complimentary.It says it all. Tough, hard-nosed receiver.
I'll stay with the Ward comparisonModern day Wes Welker. Hope he doesnβt turn into Ryan Switzer
They have to hit on one of these guys sooner or later. I hope this is a hit.Modern day Wes Welker. Hope he doesnβt turn into Ryan Switzer
Contested catch or no?
Cant argue with that statement!WR's are tough to project, but he is a good run-blocker (if you're not, you don't play WR in Jim Harbaugh's offense), very quick, good hands. Solid components to a good WR.
Not a bad "value pick" for where they got him (ranked 7th-best WR taken in the 3rd). May struggle to beat NFL press coverage but that can be countered with movement and playing off the ball. As long as the staff knows how to use him correctly, should be a positive addition; probably not a #2 WR but still can be very productive.So the things I like about Wilson. Speed and hands and that he showed to be a playmaker despite being on a team that emphasized the run.
I donβt think the team has to worry about him being a head case either.
I like the pick, another solid addition.
I think that sums him up pretty good. Get him in the weight room and add about ten pounds. I am sure they will look at him all over but I think he would be more comfy where he got the most reps. inside.Not a bad "value pick" for where they got him (ranked 7th-best WR taken in the 3rd). May struggle to beat NFL press coverage but that can be countered with movement and playing off the ball. As long as the staff knows how to use him correctly, should be a positive addition; probably not a #2 WR but still can be very productive.