mannyz
The Real Batman
AP was not Assist Head Coach. He was a QB coach that was rising. Possibly the next OC of the Packers. This has gotten old. DPD, why don't you go to your new team the 49'ers as you said previously. This has gotten real old.
I'm sure everyone has already seen this video but I thought I would post it. There are quite a bit of poorly thrown balls but there's no excuse for about 95% of the drops in it. Makes me wonder how good the Eagles would have been if the WR play we saw the second half the season would have been there in the first 7+ games. I really hope Sam comes back. After being forced to watch him get punished in St. Louis every week, I can def say that Philly has way more potential than the Rams do to make a run.
I need to post this video on my Mock Draft thread where I took a WR at 13. Our WR's were garbage this past season. Jordan Matthews may not be good enough to even be a #2 in this league. And this coming from a fan of the pick when we made it. What a let down. I still have hope for Agholor, but he didn't show much potential either aside from 1 good game? This team desperately needs that 1 go-to WR to pair with Ertz (who btw had a ton of drops himself, but at least showed up late in the season).
If Jordan Matthews gets over the drops he might be a solid #1 still. He gets open and he runs hard after the catch. WRs often develop in their 3rd year.
Rookie - 67 rec, 872 yards, 8 TD
2nd year - 85 rec, 997 yards, 8 TD
Solid production.
I agree - it's easy to forget how he's produced in his first two years, in spite of the drops. Will be interesting to see how the new staff uses him, if they keep him inside or give him a shot on the perimeter.
We traded them a 2nd rounder for their starting QB. They had no starting QB all year and now we have no 2nd rounder. They spent 13.7 million dollars on their "supposed to be starting" QB in 2015. We spent 13 million on ours. Now we have first crack at keeping a starting QB and they have no clue who their starting QB is. Fleeced? Absolutely not.
If Jordan Matthews gets over the drops he might be a solid #1 still. He gets open and he runs hard after the catch. WRs often develop in their 3rd year.
Rookie - 67 rec, 872 yards, 8 TD
2nd year - 85 rec, 997 yards, 8 TD
Solid production.
Still good for confidence and comfort level. I bet a lot of these other guys with similar stats, before putting it together in their 3rd year, had garbage time stats too. I think Allen Robinson is a stud even though he had a lot of garbage time action.His rookie year production was good, but his 2nd year stats are very deceiving. Waaaay too many drops and a whole lot of those yards were garbage time stats.
One of the things I like about Jordan Matthews is that he does not make excuses. He owned up to his short comings and tried to (and still is) fix them. His second half was much better than his first half of the season. I believe he is going to put up to top 10 numbers next year.
All we heard last offseason is how hard Jordan Matthews worked though. I think the issue with him is that he may simply not be a great athlete. He is tall, has some decent size, but is otherwise mediocre athletically for an NFL wideout. Career #2 guy.