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Jordyn Tyson - Size immediately jumps out - Field stretcher/Contested catch option - Big catch radius - eraser type of WR - Manipulative route runner - good YAC guy for his size - can lineup all over - Injury concerns - Was my WR1, comped him to Odell Beckham Jr!

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Dub'd Up 

11,516 次观看 • 1 个月前

I felt very confident with Jordyn Tyson as WR1 heading into the year, which was partially due to how underwhelming the rest of the class was. But CFB WRs have developed at an unprecedented rate this year & the class has gone from mediocre to 2024-caliber (I have 11 in my top-50). Despite seemingly every WR behind him having a breakout season, I think Tyson has maintained (or even extended) his lead. For such a polished WR with so few glaring weaknesses, I wasn't expecting a huge leap, but he's noticeably improved across the board. Anything he was below average/avg at last year, he now does at a solid/good level. - Play strength was a concern, but he gained 15 lbs & is still an easy mover - Cut his drop rate from 8.5% to 2.5% - Stops/comebacks have been his worst routes imo, but it was clearly a technique issue because he's cooking this year He’s also built on his strengths & the good/great aspects of his game are now great/elite. - Making ridiculous acrobatic plays/adjustments at the catch point weekly - Even better salesmanship/timing as a route runner this year. Wins consistently on slants/digs/outs because he has a plan to attack every leverage/technique. - Improved attn. to detail vs. zone. Really precise stems to disguise his route & disappear into the blind spot - More juice after the catch this year

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184,524 次观看 • 1 年前

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12,167 次观看 • 1 年前

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84,512 次观看 • 1 个月前

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299,321 次观看 • 2 个月前

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🚨UPDATE: Fordham wide receiver and returner Fotis Kokosioulis is somehow still available, looking for an #NFL home. The Walter Payton Award Finalist and FCS AA’s 38 career TDs are WR1 of all D1 prospects in the ‘23 draft class. He also led all of FCS in Recs (103) and Rec yds (1,312) this past yr, to go along w/ 14 TDs—including, a monster 🤯 13 Rec / 320 Yd / 4 TD game against FBS opponent, Ohio. Described as a savvy slot monster, Fotis is noted for having a great feel for throttling to go along with his quickness, suddenness, fluidity in space, and toughness. But his explosion in and out of breaks and body control to make any catch allow him to win all over the field. This and his production undoubtedly led to him being a local day participant with the #Bears and #Giants. Other teams have contacted and expressed interest. But he’s still working, staying ready, and chomping at the bit in anticipation of getting his shot to go to work. WATCH 👀 Fotis manipulate the coverage and go for a big TD against Ohio in this clip (1 of his 16 Recs for 25+ yds in ‘22):

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I have concerns that Cody Bellinger won't age well over the duration of his contract, but he’s here, so I'm obviously going to root for him. Despite poor underlying metrics, that Yankee Stadium bump helped Bellinger last year. We've said for years he has a swing tailor-made for that short porch in right field, and we saw that play out all year. Most notably against the Mets when his home run ball went just above Juan Soto’s head. This is an outfield I can live with in 2026, even though I wanted Kyle Tucker in left. My big concern now is pitching. Losing out on Freddy Peralta and Mackenzie Gore is a bummer.

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61,171 次观看 • 6 个月前