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Duffman
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Elway gets his big speed WR
We discussed him the other thread, but we needed to add a SPEED WR in this draft. After not getting Ruggs and getting a different type of WR in Jeudy, Hamler seemed very much in play for Denver here.. Hamler will fit perfectly with Sutton and Jeudy. FINALLY! A speed WR, who is a threat to take the ball to the house with every touch of the football.
He can also return if we need to save a roster spot there.
This guy will be fun!
Reminds me some of Eddie Royal but faster.
So NFL network has his comparison at Tavon Austin, do you think that fits or do you see potential for him to be a better receiver than Austin ever was?
Presented the double dip Wr scenario
Many were ok with it
The more i read of Hamler I like
Calls himself a “dog” we know how Von feels about dogs
Hes our Hollywood brown
many teams behind Us were interested in KJ
sound like vic May have wanted to trade up.
LOL- EVERY player calls themselves a "DOG"
Hamler's two concerns for me would be catching the ball on a consistent bases and strength. But what small, speed WR dosn't have strength concerns?
I'd compare him more to John Brown more then I would Hollywood Brown or Tavon Austin.
He will fit in nicely with what we have at WR in Sutton and Jeudy. We have a good run game, Fant underneath and now we have a guy who can blow the top off. Ruggs is better underneath then Hamler, but both can make small gains into big games. Hamler is probably going to mostly be going deep with a few underneath stuff at times to see if he can break a long one.
I was sure surprised the Broncos went WR with the top two picks. Drafting Cushenberry - though - makes this pick look like genius. I don't know how long it will take for this Broncos offense to click, but it oozes with talent at the skill positions. Every inch of the field is threatened with these guys - protect that!
What the TAPE says about K.J. Hamler
I just wanted to bring this breakdown on Hamler to the Board. Very well done to show the positive and negatives of his of Hamler's game - and a pretty good comparison to Henry Ruggs. Recommended reading.
We discussed him the other thread, but we needed to add a SPEED WR in this draft. After not getting Ruggs and getting a different type of WR in Jeudy, Hamler seemed very much in play for Denver here.. Hamler will fit perfectly with Sutton and Jeudy. FINALLY! A speed WR, who is a threat to take the ball to the house with every touch of the football.
He can also return if we need to save a roster spot there.
This guy will be fun!
Reminds me some of Eddie Royal but faster.
We drafted a Georgia receiver a few years back, Tavarres King. Didn't do much if I recall.