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Don't Forget about Ezukanma...

Fin-Loco said:
It's easy to ferget about Easy E with all of the other moves. Guy should be a stud.

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Well, "stud" may be a bit of a stretch, given his draft spot. He does seem to have great physical ability. One good thing is he has good players in front of him, so if it takes some time to develop, it isn't a huge deal. We may have to wait a year or two to see the best of him as a route runner. He did have (from some accounts) some "hands" issues in mini camp, but I'm not going to read too much into that at this point. His head was probably spinning from everything being thrown at him.
 
Mach2 said:
Well, "stud" may be a bit of a stretch, given his draft spot. He does seem to have great physical ability. One good thing is he has good players in front of him, so if it takes some time to develop, it isn't a huge deal. We may have to wait a year or two to see the best of him as a route runner. He did have (from some accounts) some "hands" issues in mini camp, but I'm not going to read too much into that at this point. His head was probably spinning from everything being thrown at him.
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I would consider Tyreek a stud and look where he was drafted.
 
Tuaffinity and Beyond said:
I would consider Tyreek a stud and look where he was drafted.
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Yes, but you have to look at it as what is most common, not at the "outlier". That type of arguement is like saying "well, Brady was a rd5, so you never know". Agreed, you never know, but the more practical way to think is to look at the most likely occurance.
 
fansinceGWilson said:
Potential replacement for Parker - not necessarily production, but size and jump balls. I like Williams a lot, but Mia can't continue to carry a guy who plays 2-3 games a year (exaggeration)
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This might be Williams last chance to prove he is not injury prone.

Any injury at all this year, and unless he still finds a way to get over 500 yards, or 50 receptions, he is done next year with what Miami has in draft picks.
 
While he wouldn't have been my choice at that spot he was probably the BPA on their board. There were reports that some teams had him rated as a 2nd round talent so EE being the BPA on their board is not difficult to believe.
 
He gives them a bigger target and also should be the kind of blocker in the run game that McDaniel values.

Not sure he gives them much as a rookie in a loaded WR Corps but we will see.
 
jimthefin said:
He gives them a bigger target and also should be the kind of blocker in the run game that McDaniel values.

Not sure he gives them much as a rookie in a loaded WR Corps but we will see.
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IMO rookie WRs shouldn't be expected to provide much unless you have very little talent ahead of them. I'd be happy with him getting some snaps and a few flashes of potential this year.
 
fansinceGWilson said:
Potential replacement for Parker - not necessarily production, but size and jump balls. I like Williams a lot, but Mia can't continue to carry a guy who plays 2-3 games a year (exaggeration)
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And Tua has shown some expertise in the “put it where only your guy has a chance” type jump balls. Willing to bet they develop a good chemistry early, if he gets the snaps/reps.
 
Ezu will be a push for the starting lineup next year. This season will be proof if he can hang in the league. If his skills from college translate then he will be an incredible addition to this offense. If they don't hes likely cut by 2024.
 
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