Will Curtis Samuel produce in 2020?

[rhyslloyd]

Highly doubtful.  

[raz]

if he's used as a gadget player and not expected to be a wide receiver he has a shot to make some surprise plays.  

[PantherOnTheProwl1523]

Can't have any players produce if there is no season and it will be hard to tell if he can play better without being on the field to prove his worth.

[gorillamilitia13]

He’s gonna have to get a lot of YAC from Teddy bubble screens

[Cary Kollins]

yes and dear god I somehow just remembered we had Mike Shula here year after year. JFCCCC

[TheSpecialJuan]

On 6/25/2020 at 3:12 AM, Jeremy Igo said:

I pose a question unto you:

 

Will Joe Brady find a way to maximize the talents if one Curtis Samuel and will Samuel be able to capitalize on the opportunity?

Support your answer in paragraph form.

[ImaginaryKev]

he needs to be the number three weapon type dude regardless and the signing of Robbie Anderson helps him in that regard

[ImaginaryKev]

he should also line up in the backfield more

[NCBlu]

Yes. When they knew what to do with him he was a great weapon, I think Brady will have a better plan for someone of his skill set.

[Basbear]

Id sign him long term while his value is at the lowest, he has the rare ability to get WIDE open. If Brady is some sort of OC genius, he will make Samuel into a Star. 

Its up to Samuel and his health too, does he want it or not?

[1of10Charnatives]

11 hours ago, Basbear said:

Id sign him long term while his value is at the lowest, he has the rare ability to get WIDE open. If Brady is some sort of OC genius, he will make Samuel into a Star. 

Its up to Samuel and his health too, does he want it or not?

You've forgotten Samuel's rather dubious hands in this equation.

Being wide open is only useful if you catch the ball.

I'm not hating on Samuel, I'd love for him to be successful, I just think that unless his hands improve, there is only so much Brady or anyone else can do to increase his output.

[musicman]

I think Samuel can also be a CMC "emergency"  clone as a skat back out of the backfield. He was a RB in college. 

[jfra78]

4 hours ago, 1of10Charnatives said:

You've forgotten Samuel's rather dubious hands in this equation.

Being wide open is only useful if you catch the ball.

I'm not hating on Samuel, I'd love for him to be successful, I just think that unless his hands improve, there is only so much Brady or anyone else can do to increase his output.

And one of the reasons he could get wide open is his hands and our ability to not be able to connect downfield.  

[Khyber53]

I think if we have a season, Curtis Samuel will have his best season. I think we'll see him working the short, middle of the field. I'd say that'd be the slot receiver but what do you call it when there could be five receivers out there?

There's a whole new coaching staff (and I think he really needs that) and the game plans are going to be radically different. He'll also have a dependable, reliable QB out there who either isn't basically a rookie or a vet covering for shoulder and mobility issues. If they can get him right about his hands, the rest will follow through.