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ex-Bengals "training camp MVP" for other teams - fredtoast - 08-20-2019
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/27399741/training-camp-mvps-all-32-nfl-teams
Green Bay Packers
Wide receiver Jake Kumerow
The underdog receiver wowed the Packers last summer only to dive into the end zone and hurt his shoulder as he scored during the preseason. Kumerow wasn't activated until the final month of the season and finished with just eight catches for 103 yards and one touchdown. Another flawless camp -- few can recall him ever dropping a pass -- has him in line for a significant role this season. Said Aaron Rodgers: "He's just a very smart guy, cerebral guy, and you guys know I love playing with those kind of guys." -- Rob Demovsky
Atlanta Falcons
Running back Brian Hill
He's trying to win time in the backfield behind Devonta Freeman and Ito Smith. Hill is a bigger back and is also competing with rookie Qadree Ollison for a role. Coach Dan Quinn has been impressed with how Hill has improved catching. We'll see if it's enough to earn a spot on the 53. -- Vaughn McClure
I will admit that I have said a few times that I doubt Brian Hill makes a roster this year. So I may need to buy some "Crow Sauce".
RE: ex-Bengals "training camp MVP" for other teams - Nate (formerly eliminate08) - 08-20-2019
(08-20-2019, 05:34 PM)fredtoast Wrote: https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/27399741/training-camp-mvps-all-32-nfl-teams
Green Bay Packers
Wide receiver Jake Kumerow
The underdog receiver wowed the Packers last summer only to dive into the end zone and hurt his shoulder as he scored during the preseason. Kumerow wasn't activated until the final month of the season and finished with just eight catches for 103 yards and one touchdown. Another flawless camp -- few can recall him ever dropping a pass -- has him in line for a significant role this season. Said Aaron Rodgers: "He's just a very smart guy, cerebral guy, and you guys know I love playing with those kind of guys." -- Rob Demovsky
Atlanta Falcons
Running back Brian Hill
He's trying to win time in the backfield behind Devonta Freeman and Ito Smith. Hill is a bigger back and is also competing with rookie Qadree Ollison for a role. Coach Dan Quinn has been impressed with how Hill has improved catching. We'll see if it's enough to earn a spot on the 53. -- Vaughn McClure
I will admit that I have said a few times that I doubt Brian Hill makes a roster this year. So I may need to buy some "Crow Sauce".
Nice thread Fred and way to own up on Brian Hill. Wanted to keep this guy last season.
Nice to hear Kumerow is doing well, always thought he was talented with his size and speed.
RE: ex-Bengals "training camp MVP" for other teams - pally - 08-20-2019
Kumerow always had it in him to perform well. His challenge has been staying healthy
Even with a good camp it doesn't appear as if Hill is a roster lock. I hope it works out for him
RE: ex-Bengals "training camp MVP" for other teams - jason - 08-20-2019
Brian Hill is gonna take Ito Smith's job. Smith is just a guy.
RE: ex-Bengals "training camp MVP" for other teams - bonesaw - 08-20-2019
Dang wish we had Kumerow right about now
RE: ex-Bengals "training camp MVP" for other teams - jason - 08-20-2019
(08-20-2019, 10:00 PM)bonesaw Wrote: Dang wish we had Kumerow right about now
We'll always have him in our hearts...
RE: ex-Bengals "training camp MVP" for other teams - leonardfan40 - 08-20-2019
(08-20-2019, 10:00 PM)bonesaw Wrote: Dang wish we had Kumerow right about now
A late round or undrafted WR who has proven nothing but gets overhyped every single offseason like clockwork?....feel like we’ve have about three of those every year for the past decade including this year
RE: ex-Bengals "training camp MVP" for other teams - Nate (formerly eliminate08) - 08-20-2019
(08-20-2019, 10:37 PM)leonardfan40 Wrote: A late round or undrafted WR who has proven nothing but gets overhyped every single offseason like clockwork?....feel like we’ve have about three of those every year for the past decade including this year
True that and Damien Willis and Morgan both look better already than Kume ever looked for us as a rookie.
RE: ex-Bengals "training camp MVP" for other teams - yellowxdiscipline - 08-21-2019
I remember seeing something a few weeks ago about Aaron Rogers being high on Kumerow. I wouldn't be shocked if he gets a good opportunity this year.
RE: ex-Bengals "training camp MVP" for other teams - 3wt - 08-21-2019
(08-20-2019, 11:07 PM)Nate (formerly eliminate08) Wrote: True that and Damien Willis and Morgan both look better already than Kume ever looked for us as a rookie.
I really like both those guys and Tate. I want to keep all three on the 53. I think they'll be better than Malone and Core.
RE: ex-Bengals "training camp MVP" for other teams - Truck_1_0_1_ - 08-21-2019
Was just about to write; it never worked out for Kumerow here, because we were always stacked at receiver.
Even given this year, I don't think he'd make the team (maybe as a 7th, because of AJ).
GB has nobody at the position, aside from Valdes-Scantling and Devante Adams (TBH; everyone else is easily replaceable), thus it makes him much more valuable to them, than us.
RE: ex-Bengals "training camp MVP" for other teams - Nate (formerly eliminate08) - 08-21-2019
(08-21-2019, 10:53 AM)3wt Wrote: I really like both those guys and Tate. I want to keep all three on the 53. I think they'll be better than Malone and Core.
Feel the same.
(08-21-2019, 11:56 AM)Truck_1_0_1_ Wrote: Was just about to write; it never worked out for Kumerow here, because we were always stacked at receiver.
Even given this year, I don't think he'd make the team (maybe as a 7th, because of AJ).
GB has nobody at the position, aside from Valdes-Scantling and Devante Adams (TBH; everyone else is easily replaceable), thus it makes him much more valuable to them, than us.
True, we are deep at WR. They are really thin.
RE: ex-Bengals "training camp MVP" for other teams - XenoMorph - 08-21-2019
(08-20-2019, 05:34 PM)fredtoast Wrote: https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/27399741/training-camp-mvps-all-32-nfl-teams
Green Bay Packers
Wide receiver Jake Kumerow
The underdog receiver wowed the Packers last summer only to dive into the end zone and hurt his shoulder as he scored during the preseason. Kumerow wasn't activated until the final month of the season and finished with just eight catches for 103 yards and one touchdown. Another flawless camp -- few can recall him ever dropping a pass -- has him in line for a significant role this season. Said Aaron Rodgers: "He's just a very smart guy, cerebral guy, and you guys know I love playing with those kind of guys." -- Rob Demovsky
Atlanta Falcons
Running back Brian Hill
He's trying to win time in the backfield behind Devonta Freeman and Ito Smith. Hill is a bigger back and is also competing with rookie Qadree Ollison for a role. Coach Dan Quinn has been impressed with how Hill has improved catching. We'll see if it's enough to earn a spot on the 53. -- Vaughn McClure
I will admit that I have said a few times that I doubt Brian Hill makes a roster this year. So I may need to buy some "Crow Sauce".
Always thought Kumerow was worth a spot...