Tee Higgins…. Steelers have Interest

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(04-16-2024, 01:57 PM)Nate (formerly eliminate08) Wrote: Great post Whatever. People seriously need to come to this reality. Tee Higgins has limitations that make him being an elite #1 WR just not
realistic. He relies on his size for most of his production. He lacks short area quickness to run crisp short routes, unlike say Adonai Mitchell 
and Ladd McConkey in this draft. Brian Thomas Jr also has quicker feet than Tee with the same size. 

Tee also doesn't have deep speed like Brian Thomas Jr. These are just facts. Tee is limited in his route tree. Curls, outs, digs, posts, ins and 
back shoulder fades are about all he can be effective at. For example, a Sluggo or double move is not possible with Tee as it would be incredibly
slow and would take forever putting Burrow in a bad spot relying on the OL to hold their blocks for a long time.

You know many times I've seen a Bengal WR run 
A sluggo route since Tee was drafted ? How about maybe
Chase and that's it. The thing about running a sluggo
Route and soon get turned up field you have 
To find that 2nd gear.  Big bodied WRs like Higgy
AJ Green Cris Collionsworth were never asked 
To run sluggo routes.  And too be honest I rather
See a WR run 4 to 5 routes on the route tree well
Than all 9 routes average . 
Here something that people totally get lost 
On Tee about. The kid can run through arm tackles
He is not easy to bring down 
Tee may not have elite deep Speed but I saw him 
Torch Xavien Howard 2 years ago when Howard
Was In his prime with the Fins for a 54 yd TD catch.
Top end speed is not everything. 
If it was John Ross and Quincy Morgan and Corey Coleman.would have been in the league alot longer.
Tee Higgins is a match-up issue for CBs and Safeties.
Burrow can throw it to where Tee can snag it.
Even in perfect position that DB can't match Higgins
Catch radius