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1) Hardman over Metcalf/McLaurin 2) CEH over Higgins/Pittman (or Taylor if you stick with a RB) 3) Moore over Pickens (and Pierce) Rice has clearly shown early promise, so we’ll see. Veach has been very good at evaluating cornerbacks, perhaps better than anyone. It’s okay to admit he’s been equally as bad at evaluating WRs. |
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Why? Andy has input, but he doesn’t do any of the scouting, and he makes none of the draft picks |
For a great as Veach has been on the CB position; I believe he has been the exact opposite at WR. I have never seen anything out of Skyy. Never popped once.
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A lot of the judgements being made here are typical hindsight bullshit. |
Before I’d write him off I’d actually throw him the ball some
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Rice does look like he could be good tho |
CP loves this dude!
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He has input. He has the same information gathered by scouts that Veach does. He even gets involved with player interviews pre-draft. But Veach is the one who dictates. Veach makes the actual pick and the decision. Ideally there is plenty of communication with Andy on that front, and that's something that Dorsey couldn't do very well. But it's Veach who makes those choices. |
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Pat shoild throw him the ball more |
I would trade Skyy Moore for Gehrig Deiter and a 7th rounder from 2033.
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It's also possible Veach might have gone in different directions a few times if we ran a different scheme. Perhaps the scheme and Reid have no influence but I feel like both probably do. |
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When has Andy ever drafted a guy like Skyy Moore before the 3rd round? Todd Pinkston? Who ironically is on the coaching staff |
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Kick the tires on Freddie Mitchell?
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Tyreek almost had the same number of yards today that Skyy has in his whole career LMAO
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From 4.28 to 4.68. Its not the scheme dictating player type, its player type dictating usage. |
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WHICH IS IT, PEOPLE??? |
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I wouldn’t use any single game as a full report card. But the guy ran about 3x as many routes as someone like Toney and got a comparable amount of targets. It’s a bit of a colored flag. |
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It's 1 game guys
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From JT’s QB school it looks like he got open about 8 times. |
The one that is egregiously so far is the one on 3rd down that he throws it to him but it sails and Skyy barely gets his hands on it. Moore was wide open with no one in his vicinity for 5 seconds at least.
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One the pass that Toney and some other receiver are crossing on 3rd down before we get a FG if Mahomes waits just a hair longer, then Moore is wide open for a 1st down.
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There are a couple like that, where Mahomes just gets it out too quick. Also when Mahomes takes off and slides just short of the 1st he has Moore wide open 15 yds down the field.
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That 4th down heave to Skyy is infuriating to watch. Mahomes makes a hell of a play and gets it to him, but he just drops it. I can't believe how many drops there were.
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I have a new one... Patrick very much looked out of sync without Kelce. That's his security blanket, his brother, his #1 with no close #2. It's as if he was grasping for straws and not finding concrete answers. The chemistry with the other WR's was definately thrown off with the absence of Kelce. It DID happen right before the game. Dang... |
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Something has never seemed right with Moore. We all thought it might've corrected itself after the offseason, but we thought the same with Hardman and that only made limited progress (and of course Hardman was a lot more dynamic than Moore). It's hardly settled, so let's hope when Kelce is back that'll open up some things for Moore that allow him to get into the flow of the offense. |
Blasphemy alert: Simms on his podcast just said he thought Pickens was great winning contested catch balls but felt like he was having some trouble getting real separation.
How dare he besmirch the name of a future HOFer like that! |
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He prob would have made that 4th and 25 grab that Skyy dropped. |
Lulz the CP excuse for "guys we like" strikes again. omg HE ALMOST MADE A TOUGH CATCH!!
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But I can’t deny that he does seem very talented at making contested, acrobatic catches. He’s shown potential, unlike Moore who has shown nothing. It’s evident that you didn’t see that grab yesterday. If you did you’d just be agreeing that it was nasty. |
Just looked it up and Pickens is 6’3”. He definitely would have made that 4th and 25 catch as well as the 3rd down ball that hit Skyy on the finger tips. He wouldn’t even have needed to leave his feet.
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I prefer results. A Patriot clown made a nice sideline grab, didn't get the 2nd foot down on 4th down, and the team lost....
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LMAO Yeah, Pickens is already proving himself a major headache. Don't know if he would've worked out here now either, TBH. From what I'm reading from Steelers fans this morning he gives noticably less effort when he's not the primary read on the play. That just won't work when Kelce is going to be the main guy. He's already showing the horrible attitude during adversity as well. Maybe Reid and Mahomes could've eventually worked that out of him, maybe not.
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Because you’re right that mahomes seems to show the worst habits like bailing on the pocket or his biggest frustration when he doesn’t trust his WRs to hit their spots. Even an average WR like Watson can get targets simply by doing his job. |
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As a side note, that Pats receiver should have made that catch. That would have been a pretty routine toe tap sideline catch. |
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Skyy was open alot last week. Stand in the pocket and throw the football. Pat played a shit game last week I though from where I was sitting. It looked alot like that 2021 season where he had no confidence and was unsure what he was seeing. |
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Y'know, a better, faster, more athletic version of the undersized guy we took in the 2nd who went 85 picks later... |
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Stand in the pocket and throw the football though and we dont' have to rely on that. You can't rely on it and be consistent. |
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They had WR's running open all over the place.
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The throw was fine. Moore didn't track the ball as well as he could've then he gacked the catch. Mahomes made the right play, executed it incredibly well and his teammates let him down. On THAT play I don't see much room for argument. For the first 3 quarters? Well...that's a different animal entirely. |
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Whatever the issue is, Kelce isn't gonna be around forever. He's gotta have someone in the WR group he can rely on. That's why I'm okay with these warts showing up now instead of later. |
Meanwhile, Zay Flowers looking like an absolute dawg for BAL already.
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If there's a WR we missed out on it was Romeo Doubs. He's been a really nice WR for GB. Even had 2 tuddies yesterday.
That was the smaller school WR we needed |
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Pat is a man he can improve just like anyone else, but imo sky has shown nothing special and he is showing he can't do his literal job wich is catch the football. Open or not he isn't helping Pat trust him. |
This is like the 3rd young WR we keep telling ourselves Pat doesn't "trust".
I dunno. Seems like there may be more of an issue there. |
The scrambling run around stuff is awesome and great. He's unreal at it.
But it tends to become a crutch IMO. When the offense is absolutely rolling, he's standing in the pocket throwing the football around everywhere. |
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Yeah, I think they should have thrown it to Moore more often, not less.
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Let's see if he settles in some when he gets kelce back and he gets used to his new tackles. I'd like to see him turn on the pocket passer when needed and not bail too early. I will say i also don't care if he is making plays though and it is working. |
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He dropped a couple tough catches? Shit happens. He was open alot Thursday. Throw him the football when he's open. |
If we're gonna credit Moore with 3 drops on those 3 balls, we're grading Mahomes on a curve.
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I'll eat crow if Sky takes off but he had a prime time opportuity there to do so and he didn't. It's just a continuation of the same from him. Until we see otherwise he is a bust.
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Good rebuttal.
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I also think Rice is building good trust with Patrick |
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He doesn't decide who's running the routes and he doesn't need to worry about if they're gonna actually catch the ball. Now IF Moore is out there ****ing routes up in practice and Mahomes has taken him out of the progression because short routes that get messed up turn into pick 6s very quickly - okay, I can handle that. But the 'well he's worried the guy's gonna drop it' stuff - man, he's gotta let that go. Over a large enough sample size these guys will fix the glitch or hit the bench. In the interim, if they're where they're supposed to be, when they're supposed to be there - throw 'em the ball. If they drop it, that's on them. Now I'm not 100% convinced Moore is where he's supposed to be. In fact I think there's a real chance he isn't. But that's a story for another day I guess. But I think that HAS to be the crux of the issue. Because Mahomes doesn't even look at him. Open or not, it doesn't matter because Mahomes just doesn't really care. |
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Pat looked off to me, but apparently I'm holding him to a higher standard than I should. |
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Toney dropped the ball on 1/4 of his targets, Skyy dropped passes and Richie James wasn't running routes correctly. |
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