The deep threat thing will probably take a little more time to become a consistent option due to the protection issues and general youth at QB and WR.


Still -- I think it will come to fruition at some point in 2015. Bottles showed some nice touch and accuracy on a number of intermediate throws last year, and Olson had many such plays cued up for Carr in Oakland, so I expect to see enough of that to satisfy the "pass downfield" requirement.

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hmmm.

and Carr stared down the receiver as soon as he finished his drop back.

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I think all three rookies could get deep in different ways

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I think most all of our young receivers - Hurns,Lee and Robinson - could all be deep threats. There were glimpses of great plays at time last year. After an offseason or two of work they could be pretty darn dangerous.

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Hurns is a natural deep threat WR.

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Hurns is a natural deep threat WR.

Uses his body instead of his hands to catch passes. That alone will keep him from being a consistently productive deep threat. He really needs to learn to attack the ball while its in the air to improve his value to the team.

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I think Lee is the only truly scary deep threat on the team right now. At least he has the potential to be that. As far as FA is concerned, Maclin led receivers of plays of 40 yards or more. Torrey Smith has unstoppable speed but he wants 10 million a year at least and he isn't worth that. That's why I have no problem is the jags decide on taking Cooper or White with their first pick. Give your star QB all the weapons you can.

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What good is a deep threat WR if the Offensive Line cant block longer than 3 secs?

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What good is a deep threat WR if the Offensive Line cant block longer than 3 secs?

that is so true.

if a WR is running a deep route. And when he cuts ..looks back at the qb...

and the qb is already getting up off of the ground.

no chance at a deep reception

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What about Devin Smith?  What round would he go in?

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJoIcwZD1Po

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I'd rather see us draft somebody like Kevin White.  6'3", 215 lbs AND RUNS A 4.35!  Usually you see that kind of speed in guys who are 5.9".  He might be the next ODB or Megatron.

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I'd rather see us draft somebody like Kevin White.  6'3", 215 lbs AND RUNS A 4.35!  Usually you see that kind of speed in guys who are 5.9".  He might be the next ODB or Megatron.

He has good upside but let's not get too crazy on measurables.  Drafting a WR at #3 seems pretty foolish when we can get a D-lineman/OLB there.  Fills a bigger need at a more premium position.

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Devin Smith will go within the 1st 2 rounds.

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Uses his body instead of his hands to catch passes. That alone will keep him from being a consistently productive deep threat. He really needs to learn to attack the ball while its in the air to improve his value to the team.

The only time i saw Hurns use his body to catch a ball last season was when the QB threw it behind him.

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I ain't no monkey... I'm an ape.

Uses his body instead of his hands to catch passes. That alone will keep him from being a consistently productive deep threat. He really needs to learn to attack the ball while its in the air to improve his value to the team.

 

Towards the last half of the season he actually did catch with his hands more than his body.

 

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I didnt vote because my pick wasnt up there. I choose Streeter.

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I didnt vote because my pick wasnt up there. I choose Streeter.

 

I forgot about him.  I also forgot about Sanders, but I doubt anyone would have picked him.  

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I forgot about him.  I also forgot about Sanders, but I doubt anyone would have picked him.  

 

Sanders? Naw. He aint no deep threat. I still cant believe someone that short is so slow.

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Considering the new offensive staff hasn't really made a playbook yet.....  yeah, there are no deep plays.  There are no plays. 

 

Seriously though, Olson used a healthy amount of intermediate passes in Oakland - and depending on protection - I'm sure we'll see more downfield action in the coming season than last. 

We have to hope for the best. I want to agree with you but I see another rebuilding year. Man, I hope not.

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This guy is awesome. Will also deliver TD's with punt returns and kickoffs. He is a little small but very good. If we have a extra 2nd round from a trade he would be fine. Other than that go get a veteran and go with what you have. No way receiver at 3. We need to much else.

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCAdtzKnIDs

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With a supporting cast on offence such as the o line , run game , te etc. Will really open things up for the young pass attack and make things easier .

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