(01-14-2020, 01:39 PM)Caldrac Wrote:

(01-14-2020, 01:38 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: Well he was drafted early in the third round and suffered two different injuries that saw him get very few healthy snaps. So expectations aren't exactly through the roof. 

Personally, I took note of him getting open a number of times in two of the few games he played. 
So I think he'll be a positive factor if he can stay healthy and take a marginal step forward in development. 
I'd still look to add talent to the pool at the TE position, not because I don't have faith in Oliver, but because they need better depth  - and a guy that is a bit more of a Y/in-line blocking TE that can still catch when called upon. 
(what Swaim was supposed to be)

Exactly. It's the same reason you go out and sign guys like Conley and Moncrief because you don't know what to expect out of 2nd year players. Chark stepped up. Maybe Oliver does the same thing in 2020. Either way. Having too much talent at a skill position of need is a good problem to have. Especially with this team.