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  1. Maybe a weeeee bit exaggerating. I think he will be a great player. But that doesn’t look like someone that was super committed in the weight room during college which is just a little confusing. Maybe he cut some weight to try and run a better 40. We saw Julio come into the league a little skinnier, get bigger/stronger and really start dominating. Strength and size is important as a big physical x receiver. It’s not so important for the Devonta Smith role
  2. Tee is LISTED as the same height and weight. McMillan is not 220. It’s obvious. Just like Bryce wasn’t 204. You don’t need to be jacked but if you run a 4.6 you don’t want to be 205 pounds at 6’4
  3. You think he has an NFL body? That he has no room to improve as a rookie? Okay bud
  4. Randy Moss ran a 4.3, Tee Higgins is a legit 220. He’s worked to get bigger/stronger since coming into the league. Tee Higgins makes tmac look skinny. The knock on McMillan is his play strength and getting pressed by physical corners, and he’s in this video shirtless literally looking like he doesn’t lift, ever. You don’t want your “big body” receiver that runs a 4.6 to be in the weight room and develop his play strength? Play strength he is documented on film as lacking?
  5. He’s a big slower receiver and he’s built like a high schooler lol he needs to get stronger
  6. He needs to spend some time in the weight room. He does not look 220 he look about 205
  7. Yeah you can spot it in a video lmao. Im sure a safety is gonna jump a dig based off of an arm swing a quarter second before he’s in and out of his break. It is genuinely a great route and the indicator is so late it does not matter. That’s why there are people raving online about the route lol
  8. If that allows him to cut close to 90 degrees at full speed then it doesn’t matter. No break down no hip drop. DB doesn’t have a chance to react before he’s out
  9. My good brotha Bryce had 6 rushing touchdowns in 12 games last year
  10. Goff? How lazy of a take is that? Goff who operates in one of the most stacked offenses with an elite O line, elite run game, elite receiver and tight end, top end vertical threat and probably the premier play caller in league? And sticks to the script every play. Goff is a pure pocket passer with almost no mobility, a statue in the pocket who absolutely does not create. Bryce’s biggest upside is his ability to improvise and create which we saw him do extremely effectively post benching. I mean we just watched him rush for 6 touchdowns in the last 6 games and we are comparing him to Jared Goff
  11. Best at throwing into tight windows and throwing open receivers = game manager? Game managers check the ball down
  12. You’re joking right? BOTTOM left is not where you want your QB. Throwing into tight windows inaccurately. Top left means you are literally throwing guys open. Which is what you want a great QB to be able to do. Your comment is insane.
  13. “Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt”
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