06-05-2022, 05:12 PM
(06-05-2022, 11:02 AM)SHRacerX Wrote: Dan Hoard commented about this on a recent podcast and he wasn't kidding. Tee said something to the effect that "maybe he has, because everyone keep commenting about it" but he hasn't measured himself. He is a very young guy, and it isn't out of the realm of possibility.
I just can't say enough about the guys that have drafted to put this squad together. I feared Tee, who tested quite poorly, might be lazy (I know, stupid, hear me out) when he was first drafted because he said he just wanted to rest and get healthy rather than do a camp to test well at a bunch of specific measurables. I feared he just feasted on poor CB play in the ACC and his natural size advantage. WRONG on so many levels.
Tee has not accepted a really good rookie season. He came back bigger and stronger and had an even better sophomore season. Now, it appears he has taken things to an even higher level. I know he had to have his labrum repaired, but the guy has been working his ass off to improve even more and is set for an even bigger season in 2022.
Love his work ethic and love his incredible upside.
Awesome. Wouldn't surprise me if he has grown 1/2 an inch or so since his rookie season. Tee looks bigger every year.
I grew until I was 22, was a tiny little dude in High School and grew 4 inches afterwards and no one recognized me.
Can happen.
What I love about our top 3 WR's is they are continually trying to out do each other in what they do. They all have their
own strengths and continue to work to perfect their games respectively. Great thing to have. Hope we can extend Tee
along with Burrow and Chase. Love Boyd but I think it might be a little much to think we can afford all of them.
Understandable what you thought about Tee in the ACC and afterwards when he tested poorly. But he has made that all
go away with his play on the big stage. He is one heck of a Receiver and will only get better at what he does. Being 6'5"
or even closer to it should give him an even bigger advantage going against the smaller Corners and Safeties.
