(02-12-2018, 04:21 PM)Deacon Wrote:

(02-12-2018, 03:19 PM)JackCity Wrote: I hope you weren't implying I was a limey, i.e of British origin sir...  

The leaping point is very interesting to me. I know that NBA prospects can be dinged for being "two foot leapers" Vs being able to spring off of one leg. 
Seems Gesicki is definitely in the two foot category. 

Power wise I'd agree. If he could put on another 10-15 of good muscle onto that lanky frame it would do him a world of good. Needs to bring some "dog" out too. 

Agree on the rest too. The more I watched the more I saw a guy who came with a plan on every play as a receiver. Good spacial awareness and has the technique to get to his spots.   

Even if he never becomes anything more than a willing but below average blocker he is still a very intriguing weapon to have at your disposal. Could be a very good security blanket for whoever our QB is.

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Yeah he has great hands. 

Jeremy Reaves the safety made two big plays in the Senior Bowl breaking up a pass Gesicki caught. Wouldn't be too worried about it long term.

I think it's kind of telling about this TE class where he and Goedert are seen as fringe First Round Prospects and the top of their class. While they are good players, I don't see either of them as "must have" types.

I agree with you that he is an intriguing player and I think he could be a real weapon, but I feel like there are several more valuable players that will be there in the bottom of Round 1.