01-06-2016, 07:35 PM
(01-06-2016, 05:46 PM)Bengal Dude Wrote: I guess a B.I'm pretty much on board with this. However, I think Kroft, while his production is unimpressive, has shown some good signs of being very valuable. He catches it, and seems pretty agile after the catch. They haven't figured out how to work him in enough yet, but I think next season, we'll have a nice tight end tandem. And I actually have some hope for Usomah.
Ogbuehi-He's looked decent in the limited snaps he's played.
Fisher-The old "#74 is eligible" drinking game is back, but this #74 is actually good. He does a good job blocking. Catching is a different story.
Kroft-A good player. I didn't expect much from him since he only had 1 year as a blocker in college. I didn't expect much from him in the receiving game and I was right. He has 11 catches on the year.
Dawson-I've been surprised at how little he's been used. Hopefully he can start practicing at a high level so he can get on the field.
Shaw-He's been an awesome player for us. He's done an amazing job as a gunner this season. I think he's going to be a good defensive player for us.
Hardison-He was labeled as a project pick, so I didn't expect much. We'll see what he does next season.
Uzomah-He's played in 5 games and has 1 catch. He's blown my expectations out of the water.
D. Smith-I thought he'd have a little more playing time, but he's been a decent ST player.
Alford-Our 7th round pick has been the biggest disappointment, in my opinion, and that's just weird. Not often anyone can EVER say that. I thought he'd be our KR/PR. Looks like he'll probably be on the PS next season.
