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Washington reminds me a little of Jarvis Landry. Maybe a discount version of Jarvis.
WR Malik Washington
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Psychology iirc
PFF: Malik Washington is the most underrated receiver in the draft.
2024 NFL Draft: Malik Washington is the most underrated wide receiver in the class | NFL Draft | PFF
Dalton Wasserman breaks down why Malik Washington is the sleeper wide receiver to bet on in the 2024 NFL Draft.www.pff.com
Would love to see him not just win the #3 receiver position, but to see him become a dangerous receiving weapon that forces opponents to worry beyond Hill and Waddle.
If he proves good enough (5'8 or not), he could be the 2nd receiver to Waddle's #1 when Hill leaves.
I think psychology and master’s degree in education.
How about massive room for improvement then lol. There’s zero chance anyone with a brain is okay with current guard and DT after Sieler situations…
It seems to me in this 3-4 DT/DE are just eating up blockers. They will attack with the LBs.
Gaurd is still an issue. I would also like another Safety and a WR. but Overal we seem pretty loaded in important positions
In that video the announcer compared Washington to Keion Coleman and said that "for his money, Washington was the best WR in the ACC".
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"Hyperbole Alert" - LOL
I don't see DT as a need. I have Seiler as filling the Wilkins role. And we have a ton of veteran, adequate level starters to fill the Seiler role. Not to mention that in Weaver's defense you'll have DEs and Edges that reduce inside on passing downs. I expect that we'll end up cutting one or two adequate starters at DT by the time the season rolls around.
I suspect we have some "handshake deals" in place for after June 1st. Reality is that NFL vets often wait until late in the off-season to sign sometimes waiting for the right fit or for an injury situation to give them better leverage in a contract negotiation. Every year we see impact FAs signed after the draft and even during TC. Part of it is that the compensatory pick formula is tied to the draft. The other part is that sometimes teams have more money available after June 1st.
Chop Robinson and Patrick Paul are not developmental players. Just guys that can become even better with coaching and refinement. Robinson was an extremely disruptive force even if his sack total was low. Paul had an astronomically low sack rate over a 5 year span.
The two Washington WR's are top notch slot receivers. Both of whom will likely outperform OBJ or Boyd in that (only) role in Miami.
Sorry but a particular poster had me feeling like I needed to say this.
The two Washington WR's are top notch slot receivers. Both of whom will likely outperform OBJ or Boyd in that (only) role in Miami.
Sorry but a particular poster had me feeling like I needed to say this.
Agree.
While the term "developmental player" has no concrete definition, so what ppl actually mean may vary, to me it means a guy that needs a year or two of coaching before he has any business taking substantial snaps. IOW, a eufanism for "project".
I don't think that term applies here in any context.
I don't
I find it awesome that fans of other teams really liked this pick 