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(05-02-2022, 05:21 PM)pulses Wrote: Sorenson is around 6' 190 strictly slot had 1400 yards last year. He's more quck than fast. He will be 25 by the time camp comes around. I think he's more of a camp body than anything. I think Lassiter and Pryor have more upside than he does. As far as Clarence Hicks goes pass rushing was what he did mostly last year he had 16.5 TFL and 10.5 sacks and was honorable mention all american.
Cool, sounds like one of those quick Slot guys in Sorenson, I like the pick.
Clarence Hicks though I really like, those are some good numbers, I want to check out some film on him later after work.
(05-04-2022, 01:10 PM)phil413 Wrote: So we're keeping Browning as #3? A bit surprised they didnt sign a UCFA. Could they still sign a vet?
Cam Newton playing the role of scrambling QB in practice could help the D prepare, and his broken throwing arm is probably equivalent to what we have at backup QB right now.
(05-04-2022, 02:41 PM)pulses Wrote: Sorenson is a 4.7 guy and Pryor and Lassiter are 4.3 guys so I think they have a better chance but we'll see I guess.
Yes, trying to get up to date on these UDFA's. Really liking both Pryor and Lassiter. They are the types we need.
We are loaded at Slot WR but after that we really need speed on the outside besides Chase and even Chase seems to do his
biggest damage in the Slot where he is virtually uncoverable. I think we are looking for WR's that are extremely versatile so we
can line our guys up in different formations all game long confusing Secondary's.
(05-02-2022, 02:05 PM)Nate (formerly eliminate08) Wrote: Okay, sounds good to me. Need all the pass rushers we can get. He just seems like a pass rushing Linebacker with his size.
Thanks, know nothing about Jake Sorenson. Is he a Slot WR or an outside guy, what size is he?
True, this is where you break into the league. On Special Teams, if Hicks does his job here he could earn a spot and we
could use him once in awhile in rushing the passer with his skills.
Sorenson is not strictly a slot guy.
Some think he is because of his speed though, but he played outside plenty at Miami.
He's 6'0" 189 lbs.
Enough height to stay outside.
He could struggle getting separation no matter where he plays, but his route running should help him some in that department.
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(05-10-2022, 10:39 AM)BacknDaDey Wrote: Master Teague, RB, UDFA was signed by the Bears and was let go 3 days later. I would like to see if he could make a little noise here.
Tell me you're a Buckeye fan without telling me you're a Buckeye fan...
(05-10-2022, 10:48 AM)Truck_1_0_1_ Wrote: Tell me you're a Buckeye fan without telling me you're a Buckeye fan...
I am a Buckeye fan, here comes the but, but, that's not why I want to see him tryout with the Bengals. He has power with a little bit of speed. It seems to me that not all our problems getting rushing yards in short yardage situations was on the O-line. I'm not sold on Perine if Mixon goes down.
(05-10-2022, 11:55 AM)BacknDaDey Wrote: I am a Buckeye fan, here comes the but, but, that's not why I want to see him tryout with the Bengals. He has power with a little bit of speed. It seems to me that not all our problems getting rushing yards in short yardage situations was on the O-line. I'm not sold on Perine if Mixon goes down.
I'm also a Buckeye fan, but I wasn't big on Teague at OSU. Dude had 4 years to grab the featured back role, and never could break through as he was always getting upstaged by the next in line. Part of the reason for that is his game has no sizzle, no juice, nothing exciting about him being in the game. He can run straight ahead when the holes are there, but not much else.
Volson is meh, but I like him, and he has far exceeded my expectations
(05-10-2022, 11:55 AM)BacknDaDey Wrote: I am a Buckeye fan, here comes the but, but, that's not why I want to see him tryout with the Bengals. He has power with a little bit of speed. It seems to me that not all our problems getting rushing yards in short yardage situations was on the O-line. I'm not sold on Perine if Mixon goes down.
Is your Buckeye fandom also why you didn't acknowledge Chris Evans ? (joking btw)
(05-10-2022, 10:46 AM)ochocincos Wrote: Sorenson is not strictly a slot guy.
Some think he is because of his speed though, but he played outside plenty at Miami.
He's 6'0" 189 lbs.
Enough height to stay outside.
He could struggle getting separation no matter where he plays, but his route running should help him some in that department.
Have to be a crisp route runner to make up for lack of speed that is for damn sure.
If you are smart and a crisp route runner you can make it in the NFL as a WR.
From what you are saying sounds like Sorenson might be able to make it if he has these things.
(05-10-2022, 11:55 AM)BacknDaDey Wrote: I am a Buckeye fan, here comes the but, but, that's not why I want to see him tryout with the Bengals. He has power with a little bit of speed. It seems to me that not all our problems getting rushing yards in short yardage situations was on the O-line. I'm not sold on Perine if Mixon goes down.
(05-10-2022, 12:28 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: I'm also a Buckeye fan, but I wasn't big on Teague at OSU. Dude had 4 years to grab the featured back role, and never could break through as he was always getting upstaged by the next in line. Part of the reason for that is his game has no sizzle, no juice, nothing exciting about him being in the game. He can run straight ahead when the holes are there, but not much else.
Sure has a cool name ole Master Teague but I guess that is about it eh?
Not a Buckeye fan here so I didn't really get to watch much of him and when I did see Teague he never made an impression.
(05-10-2022, 01:41 PM)TecmoBengals Wrote: Let's move past Buckeye fandom talk and show love for the Miami-hopeful-Bengal connection.
James Rapien reported that UDFA WR Kwamie Lassiter looked really good on punt returns today and had some juice (4.38 speed always helps). He's gonna make the 53 IMO.
They love their small corners. Must be a Lou preference.
Looks like Allan George has good speed in short spaces and has very good length 32 3/4 arms. Also 40 1/2 vertical. 141 career tackles 10 TFL 2 career INT's and 15 PD's