Quote:I replied right after it to your butt buddy KYJaggy and still expect high impact from him on day one. And you skate around the fact that I said he needs to prove the LONGEVITY of the all time greats like Gonzalez and Witten. And that I wanted to see similar numbers that are posted from TODAY's current greats. Kelce, Olsen, Gronkowski, Graham, etc.


Here's what I said since you take things out of context.


"Taking a tight-end that high better yield hall of fame worthy type statistics. <span>He needs to be on par with Tony Gonzalez and Jason Witten longevity wise
. And he needs to be an instant impact in both aspects of the game.</span>


I expect a<span> Kelce, Gronkowski, Olsen and Graham type performance out of him at least every other week as a rookie
. But drafting him to be another Marcedes Lewis where he just chip blocks here and there and is lucky to scrounge up 400 - 500 yards receiving every season is a waste of a pick there."</span>

I didnt skate around longevity, That longevity thing is pretty pointless since were not going to be able to judge that in the near future to get any sort of semblance as to how long his career will span.


And nothing you said here changes anything. You're expecting OJ to perform like two of the best tight ends ever(Gronk/Graham), one of the best of our era(Olsen), and one of the best in the league(Kelce) regularly as a rookie. I have no idea how to view this as anything but irrational. High expectations are fine, unreasonable expectations arent.

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