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RE: Rookie Minicamp - Isaac Curtis: The Real #85 - 05-14-2021 (05-14-2021, 11:18 AM)pally Wrote: they finally announced the UDFA class....all names previously leaked with no new additions Well, I think there are some camp invites as well. Robinson, O'Grady, the QB from Syracuse (Dungey?). RE: Rookie Minicamp - Isaac Curtis: The Real #85 - 05-14-2021 For me, I'd like to see Robinson shine. 4.28 is legit deep speed. He can return kicks. He played some RB. We do not have a waterbug/speed return guy on the team and also could use a backup slot guy. He is tiny, so durability is a concern. Hoping he or Lees claims that spot instead of having to spend on a FA like Westbrook. RE: Rookie Minicamp - ochocincos - 05-14-2021 (05-14-2021, 12:05 PM)TheLeonardLeap Wrote: Can't just casually convert guys to FB successfully. Mentality is much more important than size/weight/hands when it comes to FB. Takes a certain type to be a good FB, hence why Orson Charles was never a good answer. Heck, that's even true for pass blocking RBs. Gio isn't a big dude, but he still stonewalled blitzers better than guys 25% bigger than him. Yes I know that, but Moss is a very willing blocker and good at it. OGrady might be too. RE: Rookie Minicamp - pally - 05-14-2021 (05-14-2021, 12:19 PM)TJ528 Wrote: If Chrisman doesn't make the Bengals roster, he'll never sneak through on the PS. If the same roster rules apply this year as they did last year where they can bring guys off the PS for a game then if Chrisman produces I could see them keeping him on the active squad to protect him, much like they kept Bullock and Seifert all season last year. RE: Rookie Minicamp - Sled21 - 05-14-2021 (05-14-2021, 12:19 PM)pally Wrote:<script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> Can't play football laying on your belly, son. ![]() RE: Rookie Minicamp - XenoMorph - 05-14-2021 (05-14-2021, 12:05 PM)TheLeonardLeap Wrote: Can't just casually convert guys to FB successfully. Mentality is much more important than size/weight/hands when it comes to FB. Takes a certain type to be a good FB, hence why Orson Charles was never a good answer. Heck, that's even true for pass blocking RBs. Gio isn't a big dude, but he still stonewalled blitzers better than guys 25% bigger than him. When we draft jermain Gresham he played FB most his first season i believe. But yes not everyone has the mindset to take on blockers.. But those are the guys we need RE: Rookie Minicamp - Synric - 05-14-2021 Call me crazy but the 3 big guys are in the background of this vid? Looks like Trey Hill and Jackson Carman are healed up and working today. <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> RE: Rookie Minicamp - pally - 05-14-2021 (05-14-2021, 12:23 PM)Isaac Curtis: The Real #85 Wrote: Well, I think there are some camp invites as well. Robinson, O'Grady, the QB from Syracuse (Dungey?). They are there for a tryout. They are not on the roster as of yet RE: Rookie Minicamp - GreenCornBengal - 05-14-2021 (05-14-2021, 12:37 PM)Sled21 Wrote: Can't play football laying on your belly, son. Lol is this the technique we are teaching? I can see why our run D has been suspect lol RE: Rookie Minicamp - jj22 - 05-14-2021 Thanks for the thread for the updates. This feels normal (seeing minicamp video's again). Great to see. RE: Rookie Minicamp - pally - 05-14-2021 already putting in extra work
RE: Rookie Minicamp - Pat5775 - 05-14-2021 (05-14-2021, 12:44 PM)pally Wrote: They are there for a tryout. They are not on the roster as of yet Being an upstate NY resident, I saw a lot of Dungey at Syracuse..... If he makes the team... for the sake of this franchise, I hope he never gets off the practice squad ![]() RE: Rookie Minicamp - pally - 05-14-2021 (05-14-2021, 01:48 PM)Pat5775 Wrote: Being an upstate NY resident, I saw a lot of Dungey at Syracuse.....
RE: Rookie Minicamp - Joelist - 05-14-2021 Did we see them working Tyler Shelvin at returning kicks? RE: Rookie Minicamp - pally - 05-14-2021 looks like a couple of they try outs were successful
RE: Rookie Minicamp - Nate (formerly eliminate08) - 05-14-2021 (05-14-2021, 12:16 PM)pally Wrote: Nice. ![]() RE: Rookie Minicamp - Yogo - 05-14-2021 Breaking: Penei Sewell tested positive for COVID-19 and will miss rookie mini-camp..... Ok, let's hear it Team Chase. RE: Rookie Minicamp - Earendil - 05-14-2021 (05-14-2021, 12:19 PM)pally Wrote: OK, I was a wide receiver and not a DT, but I don't think this is right... ![]() RE: Rookie Minicamp - ochocincos - 05-14-2021 (05-14-2021, 12:26 PM)Isaac Curtis: The Real #85 Wrote: For me, I'd like to see Robinson shine. 4.28 is legit deep speed. He can return kicks. He played some RB. We do not have a waterbug/speed return guy on the team and also could use a backup slot guy. Jimmie Robinson is the same size as Pooka Williams. Robinson - 5'8", 175 lb Pooka - 5'8, 175 lb Robinson has 4.28 speed whereas Pooka has 4.38. Robinson has a lot of KR experience and success (29.2 avg on 55 attempts with 4 TD in 2018-2019), but he really wasn't that good of a WR on a team that played in the MEAC, which is very weak competition. He did rush for 536 yards on 63 attempts (8.5 avg) in 2018-2019. Meanwhile, Pooka has also been good on KRs (24.6 avg on 18 attempts with 1 TD), and he's been a dynamic rusher and receiver at RB in the Big 12. No way could Pooka play RB in the NFL, but I think he can easily make the transition to slot and gadget WR while also doing ST. Maybe same with Robinson. Should be interesting to see if either Robinson or Pooka makes the roster. RE: Rookie Minicamp - Stewy - 05-14-2021 (05-14-2021, 06:47 PM)Yogo Wrote: Breaking: Penei Sewell tested positive for COVID-19 and will miss rookie mini-camp..... Ok, let's hear it Team Chase. wish him a quick recovery |