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Another reason to root for UDFA Jalan Coker


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Well, he has a very productive season at Holy Cross, and if he's the technician at route running that Smitty says that he is, Coker's got as good of a chance as Norwell and maybe better considering the real and imagined perceptions of our receiving corps.

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Coker is similar to Nacua and Jarvis Landry.  These guys don’t need fast 40, they will carve out the D by pure route running ability.  He’ll be a nightmare on 3rd downs if he’s able to get it together.

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1 hour ago, Jay Roosevelt said:

$225k is a lower income?😆

That's the guarantee. I was referring to his $25,000 salary, which most of the people that earn that have to work an entire year to make. For Coker, not so much.

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1 minute ago, TD alt said:

That's the guarantee. I was referring to his $25,000 salary, which most of the people that earn that have to work an entire year to make. For Coker, not so much.

Remember, Uncle Sam will take about 40% of that.

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37 minutes ago, CmC2k said:

I see him taking up the slot role after thielen leaves. 

It's possible, but 97 percent of his snaps were on the outside. But many receivers switch in the NFL. We'll see.

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3 minutes ago, Lame Duck said:

Remember, Uncle Sam will take about 40% of that.

Yeah, they'll probably take 40 percent of that bonus, maybe even off the top, but that 25K will be taxes like everyone else (maybe around 20 percent.

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