Curtis Samuel might be the breakout player this year

[motocross_cat]

3 hours ago, RumHam said:

I think a lot of speculation on our receivers should come with a grain of salt. Reason I say this is we have the worst secondary in the league.

It's a tall task to cover any receiver in a 1 on 1 or 7 on 7 drill man.  

[h0llywood]

Can't wait to see a NASCAR package out there

CMC
DJ Moore
Torrey Smith
Curtis Samuel
Damiere Byrd

Catch em if you can MFers!

[shaqattaq]

2 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

GMs don't hire assistant coaches. Head coaches do.

But GM's hire head coaches, so...

[Wolfcop]

Torrey Smith better show that he is going to produce at a high level if these youngsters are looking that good so far. Smith's salary could make him a cap casualty if he gets passed on the depth chart, especially if he doesn't contribute on special teams. $5M is a lot for a complimentary player when we have options.

[Wolfcop]

35 minutes ago, h0llywood said:

Can't wait to see a NASCAR package out there

CMC
DJ Moore
Torrey Smith
Curtis Samuel
Damiere Byrd

Catch em if you can MFers!

Wright is more likely to be in that group.

[h0llywood]

2 minutes ago, Wolfcop said:

Wright is more likely to be in that group.

Could be interchangeable but all 4 WR listed above have faster 40 times than Wright. Even if you plug in Wright, his 4.4 is still fast.

[Leeroy Jenkins Ph.D.]

Yall have to remember. Norv Turner spent his first 5 years in the NFL as a WR coach.  

[pantherclaw]

3 hours ago, OneBadCat said:

I expect Samuel and Byrd to be good WR's in this league. With DJ arriving I'm afraid we'll end up losing one of them.

If we lose talent in such a scenario, that is a good thing, because it means we're loaded.

[Johnny Rockets]

59 minutes ago, trucpfan said:

 

 

I was replying to your statement but let me clarify so we can be on the same page. "Serious expectations" in definition may differ between us I expect 5-700 yards atleast combined. I expect him to make a big play (20+yards) from game to game while being in a rotation. I feel like he may be able to play the stretch the field role consistently and if so that in itself is a major impact and serious expectations im looking for this season. I don't feel like he gets a pass or has a injury year excuse AT ALL the man played in week 2 and week 12 he missed some time but received plenty of tutelage. He's actually had more time to learn then actually play so I expect him to fully ready to contribute weekly I'm not sure what you consider serious expectations I thought it meant out there performing on a weekly basis making a impact wether he's our number 3 or 4 or shoots ip to number 2 by chance.

 I agree with pretty much all of what you said here. I was just passing on what I heard Steve say (not word for word) including that people shouldn't have serious expectations for CS this year. That wasn't my opinion and in fact I kinda of disagreed hearing him say that but gave him the benefit of the doubt because you know......he's Steve Smith. 

[Riverboat Ron]

5 hours ago, Jeremy Igo said:

Samuel has been working as a pure speed threat, mainly in the slot, and is getting behind defenders with ease. If he can be full go at training camp, watch out.

 

 

 

Doesn't hurt we have a questionable secondary at best.

[Piff]

Samuel was looking good before the injury. He is a baller! He will bounce back strong!

[KB_fan]

1 hour ago, KillerKat said:

we gotta be keeping 6 WRs and 3 RBs over 5 WRs and 4 RBs like the past. Samuel can take over Fozzy's role and do a lot more

Would like to keep 6 WRs... but this team loves RBs...

Where does Armah fit in the 3 RB equation?

CMC and CJ are locks. CAP is ok depth, knows the system, can be inactive unless needed. Can Armah make the roster at some other position? TE3?

[steven8989]

So what position is DJ Moore playing if Samuel is in the slot. What I've been reading they say Moore is better for slot than outside. Sounds like we have a bunch of slot wrs 

[UpstatePanther]

@Jeremy Igo where does this leave Damiere?