03-06-2021, 10:26 AM
(03-06-2021, 01:27 AM)SunsetBengal Wrote: Yes, yes it does. Mike Jordan is a huge athlete, possibly with some talent in that big body.
I made a post in another thread recently, touching on the fact that college athletes have so much individual coaching at the collegiate level, that sometimes they are at a loss when they arrive in the NFL. Jordan may very well be one of those guys. If you look back at Jordan in college, he was good, like if he would have stayed the next season, would likely have been pushed out to Tackle.
I see no reason why he can't improve with some coaching from an old time pro like Willie Anderson. Truthfully, I think the real problem is not enough coaches on the Bengals staff to properly develop the young talent. Jordan has the talent, he was just tossed out there as a starter much too soon.
I don't understand the faith in any coach to turn water into wine.
What makes you guys say he "has the talent"? He was a 4th round pick and has played like absolute trash his entire time. When he was replaced (FINALLY) the guys off the street who came in were an immediate and apparent upgrade.
I just do not understand the positive talent evaluation from anyone at this point. He gets beat in every conceivable way. The guy has size, but gets rag-dolled. Makes a ton of mental errors, and isn't particularly quick or good at anything.
