01-02-2020, 11:02 AM
(01-02-2020, 10:52 AM)Daddy-O Wrote: Totally agree. Although Eifert appears to have lost a step he had some big catches down the stretch.
It's quite possible there were a couple of reasons he was awol the first half of the season: 1) terrible scheme (obvious) and 2) maybe he was still getting his legs back under him from the previous injury.
I think with a good off-season work on his speed and agility he can get back to where he was early in 2018. A good re-sign IMO and can probably get him at a good price.
I think with the fact Eifert was hurt several years in a row, they were bringing him back slowly for both physical and mental reasons. Towards the end of the season he started looking like the old Eifert. Like he said in an interview, he's been rehabbing for so long, he hasn't had the opportunity to train, and looks forward to this off season of training.
