04-26-2020, 04:25 PM
The simple answer is intangibles: route running, body control, reading defenses, making contested catches, having the "it" factor of making plays, etc.
If every person in the world could be an NFL player (or any professional athlete) just based on size and athletic ability, then there'd be a hell of a lot more professional athletes and more standouts in the leagues.
In my 5th year of high school (I was held back the year of the wreck because I was in a 3 month coma and in the hospital for 5 months, don't judge), there was this basketball player that was 7 feet tall, was a decent athlete and not uncoordinated or anything, but he wasn't even the best center in the region and didn't even start until his senior year. He didn't have the "it" factor inside him of a basketball player that just could go out and make plays.
Tate doesn't have the playmaking ability ingrained in him like Tee has.
Look here to see what I mean:
If every person in the world could be an NFL player (or any professional athlete) just based on size and athletic ability, then there'd be a hell of a lot more professional athletes and more standouts in the leagues.
In my 5th year of high school (I was held back the year of the wreck because I was in a 3 month coma and in the hospital for 5 months, don't judge), there was this basketball player that was 7 feet tall, was a decent athlete and not uncoordinated or anything, but he wasn't even the best center in the region and didn't even start until his senior year. He didn't have the "it" factor inside him of a basketball player that just could go out and make plays.
Tate doesn't have the playmaking ability ingrained in him like Tee has.
Look here to see what I mean:
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