with New England.
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with New England.
Well if there's anyone that can make bear an NFL player it's Belichik.
I agree with that. If nothing else, maybe bear can make the practice squad... Pretty good money thereQuote:
Originally Posted by Commercecomet24
In the right offense he could be deadly, Aaron Hernandez like but minus the actual killing?
I think this is a good fit. The way New England uses tight ends maybe Bear can play there some and split out for red zone mismatches. Best of luck to you Bear in this opportunity. Thanks, for your time at State.
Belichik likes the big receivers. He already has the quick fast little slot guys, the pats need some size at outside receiver. Hopefully bear can make the practice squad to begin with and work his way up.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Ouch lol!Quote:
Originally Posted by EAVdog
Every time I watched him play, I thought he had nfl skills. I guess that's why I'm not an NFL scout . I'm still thinking his development will continue big time. From 1 yr of hs ball to the sec was impressive. I don't think the football world has seen the last of bear. This guy is tough and learns fast.
He isn't a great route runner, not fast, not very good vertical, and catches with his body. He's a gamer though and it wouldn't surprise me if he ends up in the nflQuote:
Originally Posted by Bully13
And he loves throwing a block. Congrats D Wilson. Loved having you part of the team. I look forward to seeing you score on some fools.
Pats will make him a hybrid TE and he'll do well in that role. Congrats Bear!!
Couldn't have landed in a better spot. It's actually good he didn't get drafted.
Agree on both.Quote:
Originally Posted by Political Hack
Also the Packers are little thin at LB wouldn't be surprised to see Bennie make that roster as well..
This is a very good analysis. He's a good blocker tho.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
I've always thought that with his size and blocking ability that his NFL position would be a gronk or Jimmy Graham type TE.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawg61
Same here. DeRunnya is a weapon if you use him right. He's excellent at shielding faster smaller guys off and catching the back shoulder or quick slant. His rebounding skills have helped him in this area a ton.Quote:
Originally Posted by parabrave
Anybody hear what he got to sign? Clausell got 10K last year
I'm gonna assume bear will make the pats' practice squad. Anyone know how long players generally last on a practice squad in the nfl?
Bear is rawer then raw. Hopefully the Pats got a diamond in the rough.