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Ocho says Leggette is coming to see him


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12 minutes ago, Aussie Tank said:

Ocho's feet were amazing hopefully he can teach the big fella something 

I don’t think XL’s problem are his feet, it’s the mental side of his game that holds him back.

Until he figures out how to be more mentally aware on the field and react accordingly, he’ll never become a useful player at this level.

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Is it possible they are using him wrong

seems to me he is fast, what 4:39 at the combine

he isnt shifty

send him on go routes and let him high point…thats why they drafted him, right

guy isnt a ballerina or a rocket scientist. If that is what they wanted, they drafted the wrong guy

just imo

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10 minutes ago, raleigh-panther said:

Is it possible they are using him wrong

seems to me he is fast, what 4:39 at the combine

he isnt shifty

send him on go routes and let him high point…thats why they drafted him, right

guy isnt a ballerina or a rocket scientist. If that is what they wanted, they drafted the wrong guy

just imo

But you have Bryce Young at QB

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