09-24-2018, 09:56 AM
(09-24-2018, 03:34 AM)kevin Wrote: Because he was so injured in 2017, I still consider Ross a Rookie getting his first reps. He is making rookie mistakes early, mostly not running good routes, stopping on routes thinking ball not coming to him, when it is, which causes interceptions and missed big plays. I think he will develop over time. For right now, Boyd is better, Boyd is far better at this time. All our tight ends are better. Malone may be better. For all of Ross speed, he is still making rookie mistakes in his first real year of playing. At some point however, it may all kick in to him. Here is a guy that should never miss practices and should be listening to offensive coordinator and coaches greatly. Ross is not a good player yet, but he could be. He needs to learn the routes 100 times better. Again, to me he is a rookie. He has upside of speed, but he needs much more. Some like Bobby Hayes become good, and some like David Verser don't. Ross playing in his first games has a long way to go and a lot to learn.
So now effort is a rookie mistake? Sorry, but I don't buy that.
