(03-21-2020, 09:39 AM)PF* Wrote:

(03-21-2020, 09:31 AM)NYC4jags Wrote: Well, I'm saying the cupboard looks a bit like the T.P. aisle at Target right now.

I actually have some confidence in Oliver being quite useful in the passing game. He was getting open last year in those few games he played, but Minshew/Foles were either not looking his way or running for their lives.
And I wouldn't rule out James. O. being useful by midseason. Just don't know the severity of injury/recovery stage. Local radio said he blew the ACL, so...

Outside of that stuff, they need bodies for camp. 
I'd wager we see one FA signing, a draft pick before the 6th round and an UDFA or two.  Fingers crossed that they get production from Oliver, someone steps up as a #2 receiving end,  and a solid blocker emerges.

Being a 2nd tier fan, I am too lazy to do the legwork here but of your list, which of these guys are more accomplished blockers and which are more accomplished receivers and which ones blend the skills most ideally?

Kmet
Trautman
Hopkins
Harrison Bryant
Moss
Hunter the other Bryant
Parkinson
Breeland

Kmet- receiver, comp is Tyler Higbee
 
Trautman- receiver, no NFL comp

Hopkins- dropsies, no mention of blocking, no NFL comp

Harrison Bryant- "well-rounded", comp is George Kittle

Moss- more blocker, only 6-2, comp is MyCole Pruitt whoever that is

Hunter the other Bryant- receiver, only 6-2, comp is Jordan Reed

Parkinson- receiver, 6-7, comp is Mike Gesicki

Breeland- receiver, no blocking, no NFL comp

Pinckney- receiver, no NFL comp

All info from Lance Zierline on NFL Combine link from NYCJags

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