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TITLETOWN - A Decade Long Celebration Of The Greatest Achievement In College Athletics History => Kansas State Football => Topic started by: DQ12 on April 18, 2012, 11:13:02 PM
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I love the guy. He put up great numbers. He's very fast, a great route runner, and he's a freshman, so he's only going to get better.
BUT it felt like every play he made last year I said to myself "Wow! I didn't expect that." Can we start regularly expecting Lockett to be a playmaker? Last year, everything he did seemed (to me, at least) as a pleasant surprise - icing on the cake. Moving forward, though, as the sun sets on the Harper era, is Lockett going to mature into the kind of electric playmaker that most are expecting him to be? Not just "a nice addition," but the heart of our receiving corp?
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Was Kevin Lockett the real deal?
Was Aaron Lockett the real deal?
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I love the guy. He put up great numbers. He's very fast, a great route runner, and he's a freshman, so he's only going to get better.
BUT it felt like every play he made last year I said to myself "Wow! I didn't expect that." Can we start regularly expecting Lockett to be a playmaker? Last year, everything he did seemed (to me, at least) as a pleasant surprise - icing on the cake. Moving forward, though, as the sun sets on the Harper era, is Lockett going to mature into the kind of electric playmaker that most are expecting him to be? Not just "a nice addition," but the heart of our receiving corp?
I didn't really that there was a "Harper era." I mean, he's sexy and all, but not sure if he qualifies for the "era" tag. :ck:
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I love the guy. He put up great numbers. He's very fast, a great route runner, and he's a freshman, so he's only going to get better.
BUT it felt like every play he made last year I said to myself "Wow! I didn't expect that." Can we start regularly expecting Lockett to be a playmaker? Last year, everything he did seemed (to me, at least) as a pleasant surprise - icing on the cake. Moving forward, though, as the sun sets on the Harper era, is Lockett going to mature into the kind of electric playmaker that most are expecting him to be? Not just "a nice addition," but the heart of our receiving corp?
I didn't really that there was a "Harper era." I mean, he's sexy and all, but not sure if he qualifies for the "era" tag. :ck:
What do you have against pocession receivers?
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I love the guy. He put up great numbers. He's very fast, a great route runner, and he's a freshman, so he's only going to get better.
BUT it felt like every play he made last year I said to myself "Wow! I didn't expect that." Can we start regularly expecting Lockett to be a playmaker? Last year, everything he did seemed (to me, at least) as a pleasant surprise - icing on the cake. Moving forward, though, as the sun sets on the Harper era, is Lockett going to mature into the kind of electric playmaker that most are expecting him to be? Not just "a nice addition," but the heart of our receiving corp?
I didn't really that there was a "Harper era." I mean, he's sexy and all, but not sure if he qualifies for the "era" tag. :ck:
You know what I mean, Sam S...Harper is our best target this year, just like he was last year.
My question is, is Lockett ever going to be that guy? I know he's a slot, but will he ever be our main target? And if he is, is that a good thing?
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I love the guy. He put up great numbers. He's very fast, a great route runner, and he's a freshman, so he's only going to get better.
BUT it felt like every play he made last year I said to myself "Wow! I didn't expect that." Can we start regularly expecting Lockett to be a playmaker? Last year, everything he did seemed (to me, at least) as a pleasant surprise - icing on the cake. Moving forward, though, as the sun sets on the Harper era, is Lockett going to mature into the kind of electric playmaker that most are expecting him to be? Not just "a nice addition," but the heart of our receiving corp?
I didn't really that there was a "Harper era." I mean, he's sexy and all, but not sure if he qualifies for the "era" tag. :ck:
You know what I mean, Sam S...Harper is our best target this year, just like he was last year.
My question is, is Lockett ever going to be that guy? I know he's a slot, but will he ever be our main target? And if he is, is that a good thing?
Yes its a good thing, lovable person, I hold close, and dear to my heart; that I want to PI the crap out of.
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The answer is yes.
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I think so Dlew, I think so.
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I love the guy. He put up great numbers. He's very fast, a great route runner, and he's a freshman, so he's only going to get better.
BUT it felt like every play he made last year I said to myself "Wow! I didn't expect that." Can we start regularly expecting Lockett to be a playmaker? Last year, everything he did seemed (to me, at least) as a pleasant surprise - icing on the cake. Moving forward, though, as the sun sets on the Harper era, is Lockett going to mature into the kind of electric playmaker that most are expecting him to be? Not just "a nice addition," but the heart of our receiving corp?
In a word, YES.
Maybe the "best" Lockett.
JMHO.
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Too churchy.
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I love the guy. He put up great numbers. He's very fast, a great route runner, and he's a freshman, so he's only going to get better.
BUT it felt like every play he made last year I said to myself "Wow! I didn't expect that." Can we start regularly expecting Lockett to be a playmaker? Last year, everything he did seemed (to me, at least) as a pleasant surprise - icing on the cake. Moving forward, though, as the sun sets on the Harper era, is Lockett going to mature into the kind of electric playmaker that most are expecting him to be? Not just "a nice addition," but the heart of our receiving corp?
In a word, YES.
Maybe the "best" Lockett.
JMHO.
:thumbs: :thumbs: !
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Too churchy.
Bigot.
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I think he is more Aaron than Kevin. Good speed, will stretch the field, but not so much a possesion guy. Aaron benefitted greatly from Quincy when he was there and I think finding a possesion guy who can go over the middle will be a huge boost for Tyler as well.
That said, having a legit deep threat is huge for us and key for Snyder's O.
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I think he is more Aaron than Kevin. Good speed, will stretch the field, but not so much a possesion guy. Aaron benefitted greatly from Quincy when he was there and I think finding a possesion guy who can go over the middle will be a huge boost for Tyler as well.
That said, having a legit deep threat is huge for us and key for Snyder's O.
Good points, but I think the thing that is different is that he doesn't just rely on speed. He's a great route runner, maybe the best on the team. Thompson is a really good route runner too though. Harper isn't bad, but he doesn't have the quickness to accelerate through breaks like Lockett or Thompson. Harper is going to rely on his size more which Thompson and Lockett obviously don't have.
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I think he is more Aaron than Kevin. Good speed, will stretch the field, but not so much a possesion guy. Aaron benefitted greatly from Quincy when he was there and I think finding a possesion guy who can go over the middle will be a huge boost for Tyler as well.
That said, having a legit deep threat is huge for us and key for Snyder's O.
You might as well say "Hello Curry Sexton, how are you today?"
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I think he is more Aaron than Kevin. Good speed, will stretch the field, but not so much a possesion guy. Aaron benefitted greatly from Quincy when he was there and I think finding a possesion guy who can go over the middle will be a huge boost for Tyler as well.
That said, having a legit deep threat is huge for us and key for Snyder's O.
You might as well say "Hello Curry Sexton, how are you today?"
I think you meant Wes Sexton.
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I think he is more Aaron than Kevin. Good speed, will stretch the field, but not so much a possesion guy. Aaron benefitted greatly from Quincy when he was there and I think finding a possesion guy who can go over the middle will be a huge boost for Tyler as well.
That said, having a legit deep threat is huge for us and key for Snyder's O.
Good points, but I think the thing that is different is that he doesn't just rely on speed. He's a great route runner, maybe the best on the team. Thompson is a really good route runner too though. Harper isn't bad, but he doesn't have the quickness to accelerate through breaks like Lockett or Thompson. Harper is going to rely on his size more which Thompson and Lockett obviously don't have.
I think Harper will be ok in that role this year. Hopefully we have someone who can step up the next two and we don't see the decline in production that we saw in Aaron.
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Too churchy.
Bigot.
churchyness is part of his personality. disliking a personality trait doesn't make someone a bigot. At least I don't think it does. If it does then I'm a bigot I guess. Oh well. :bwpopcorn:
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this thread-----> :flush:
http://goEMAW.com/forum/index.php?topic=13905.msg321455#msg321455
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this thread-----> :flush:
http://goEMAW.com/forum/index.php?topic=13905.msg321455#msg321455
your face-----> :flush:
http://goEMAW.com/forum/index.php?topic=20826.msg520448#msg520448
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Why is 'clams trying to show us how long it took him to figure out the team speedster? I would think that would be embarrassing for him.
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Why is 'clams trying to show us how long it took him to figure out the team speedster? I would think that would be embarrassing for him.
Although it did take him longer than it should have, you rubes are still trying to figure out if he'll be good. Did you even see the quote? "Tons of bombs."
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I think he is more Aaron than Kevin. Good speed, will stretch the field, but not so much a possesion guy. Aaron benefitted greatly from Quincy when he was there and I think finding a possesion guy who can go over the middle will be a huge boost for Tyler as well.
That said, having a legit deep threat is huge for us and key for Snyder's O.
Rumblings that Torrel Miller will be a great possesion reciever. :crossfingers:
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Torrel is one of goEMAWs favorite players
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Let's let a HIQWR guy such as myself give some analysis:
1. TT- by far our best WR. Route running, pure hands and speed combo
2. TTannahill- you'll blast me for this, but TTahill is really good in the open field
3. Clark- when Clark gets here, it'll be hard for Harper to get the snaps he's earned. Clark is the real deal holyfield
4. Lockett- he has a knack for finding the open spots just like his Dad did. But he's not a gamer like his dad was. He is a great route runner, has good speed, but below average hands. He had several drops last year that came at key moments.
5. Sexton- Curry's pretty darned good.
6. Harper- Slow (horseshit 40 time in the offseason), bad route runner. terrible hands. But he's big and has a knack to make big plays.
7. Toe Miller- Toe makes for a great 3rd or backside reciever. He's big and runs a decent route. Showed good hands last year and will only continue to learn and get better.
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Let's let a HIQWR guy such as myself give some analysis:
1. TT- by far our best WR. Route running, pure hands and speed combo
2. TTannahill- you'll blast me for this, but TTahill is really good in the open field
3. Clark- when Clark gets here, it'll be hard for Harper to get the snaps he's earned. Clark is the real deal holyfield
4. Lockett- he has a knack for finding the open spots just like his Dad did. But he's not a gamer like his dad was. He is a great route runner, has good speed, but below average hands. He had several drops last year that came at key moments.
5. Sexton- Curry's pretty darned good.
6. Harper- Slow (horseshit 40 time in the offseason), bad route runner. terrible hands. But he's big and has a knack to make big plays.
7. Toe Miller- Toe makes for a great 3rd or backside reciever. He's big and runs a decent route. Showed good hands last year and will only continue to learn and get better.
:dubious:
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I can accept that our racist homophobe is a good player, but i cannot accept that Chris Harper is anything less than beautiful and amazing at football.
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I can accept that our racist homophobe is a good player, but i cannot accept that Chris Harper is anything less than beautiful and amazing at football.
:thumbs:
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Let's let a HIQWR guy such as myself give some analysis:
1. TT- by far our best WR. Route running, pure hands and speed combo
2. TTannahill- you'll blast me for this, but TTahill is really good in the open field
3. Clark- when Clark gets here, it'll be hard for Harper to get the snaps he's earned. Clark is the real deal holyfield
4. Lockett- he has a knack for finding the open spots just like his Dad did. But he's not a gamer like his dad was. He is a great route runner, has good speed, but below average hands. He had several drops last year that came at key moments.
5. Sexton- Curry's pretty darned good.
6. Harper- Slow (horseshit 40 time in the offseason), bad route runner. terrible hands. But he's big and has a knack to make big plays.
7. Toe Miller- Toe makes for a great 3rd or backside reciever. He's big and runs a decent route. Showed good hands last year and will only continue to learn and get better.
You spelled High Wide Receiver Intelligence Quotient wrong.
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Let's let a HIQWR guy such as myself give some analysis:
1. TT- by far our best WR. Route running, pure hands and speed combo
2. TTannahill- you'll blast me for this, but TTahill is really good in the open field
3. Clark- when Clark gets here, it'll be hard for Harper to get the snaps he's earned. Clark is the real deal holyfield
4. Lockett- he has a knack for finding the open spots just like his Dad did. But he's not a gamer like his dad was. He is a great route runner, has good speed, but below average hands. He had several drops last year that came at key moments.
5. Sexton- Curry's pretty darned good.
6. Harper- Slow (horseshit 40 time in the offseason), bad route runner. terrible hands. But he's big and has a knack to make big plays.
7. Toe Miller- Toe makes for a great 3rd or backside reciever. He's big and runs a decent route. Showed good hands last year and will only continue to learn and get better.
:lol: :flush:
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The guy who finished the OSU game after lacerating his kidney is not a gamer?
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The guy who finished the OSU game after lacerating his kidney is not a gamer?
No, lockett is not a gamer. What you don't know about Lefty is that he got his user name when he had the exact same thing happen to him in a jr. high game. But Tom then went to the side line and said, "I got two, cut the bad one out and put me back in, coach." Tom became Lefty, and everyone in Jewell, KS now all reminisce about how Lefty is a true gamer.
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The guy who finished the OSU game after lacerating his kidney is not a gamer?
I probably misspoke about lockett not being a gamer. He's a playmaker for sure and came up huge in a few plays last year. But his Dad was the ultimate playmaker and in my opinion best wide receiver we've ever had. Tyler's really good, but he was no where near where his dad was as a true freshman. He's still young and will only get better.
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Let's let a HIQWR guy such as myself give some analysis:
1. TT- by far our best WR. Route running, pure hands and speed combo
2. TTannahill- you'll blast me for this, but TTahill is really good in the open field
3. Clark- when Clark gets here, it'll be hard for Harper to get the snaps he's earned. Clark is the real deal holyfield
4. Lockett- he has a knack for finding the open spots just like his Dad did. But he's not a gamer like his dad was. He is a great route runner, has good speed, but below average hands. He had several drops last year that came at key moments.
5. Sexton- Curry's pretty darned good.
6. Harper- Slow (horseshit 40 time in the offseason), bad route runner. terrible hands. But he's big and has a knack to make big plays.
7. Toe Miller- Toe makes for a great 3rd or backside reciever. He's big and runs a decent route. Showed good hands last year and will only continue to learn and get better.
:lol: :flush:
I don't get it? Why the flush?
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Lefty, some great advice I got from a great goEMAW'r one time was to delete account and try again. Might want to look into that. :dunno:
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Let's let a HIQWR guy such as myself give some analysis:
1. TT- by far our best WR. Route running, pure hands and speed combo
2. TTannahill- you'll blast me for this, but TTahill is really good in the open field
3. Clark- when Clark gets here, it'll be hard for Harper to get the snaps he's earned. Clark is the real deal holyfield
4. Lockett- he has a knack for finding the open spots just like his Dad did. But he's not a gamer like his dad was. He is a great route runner, has good speed, but below average hands. He had several drops last year that came at key moments.
5. Sexton- Curry's pretty darned good.
6. Harper- Slow (horseshit 40 time in the offseason), bad route runner. terrible hands. But he's big and has a knack to make big plays.
7. Toe Miller- Toe makes for a great 3rd or backside reciever. He's big and runs a decent route. Showed good hands last year and will only continue to learn and get better.
:lol: :flush:
I don't get it? Why the flush?
probly the tannahill thing.
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Let's let a HIQWR guy such as myself give some analysis:
1. TT- by far our best WR. Route running, pure hands and speed combo
2. TTannahill- you'll blast me for this, but TTahill is really good in the open field
3. Clark- when Clark gets here, it'll be hard for Harper to get the snaps he's earned. Clark is the real deal holyfield
4. Lockett- he has a knack for finding the open spots just like his Dad did. But he's not a gamer like his dad was. He is a great route runner, has good speed, but below average hands. He had several drops last year that came at key moments.
5. Sexton- Curry's pretty darned good.
6. Harper- Slow (horseshit 40 time in the offseason), bad route runner. terrible hands. But he's big and has a knack to make big plays.
7. Toe Miller- Toe makes for a great 3rd or backside reciever. He's big and runs a decent route. Showed good hands last year and will only continue to learn and get betters.
You are about 1 for 7 in your list.
1. TT is not our best wr. He is not fast at all especially for his size. He does run good routes and has good hands.
2. Not sure how to respond to this. Tannahill has great hands but is slow slow slow like 5.1 forty slow. He can make a catch or two but he is not great in the open field.
3. I hope Clark is good and gets on the field but if he does he will not be taking snaps from Harper.
4. I think the kid is a gamer and he has hands. He was just a true frosh last year his dad redshirted so I don't think comparisons are fair. Also hid dad had chad may throwing to him. His dad was very good I think Tyler could actually be better but he won't match his numbers.
5. Sexton is ok for a 4th receiver.
6. Harper is not slow and does not run horeshit 40 times. His hands do pretty well suck though.
7. Toe isn't in the top four right now so I don't think he really makes for a great third wr. I like this kid but he has zero burst to him. You watch him and he just doesn't have it and it is not something you can really develop. Looks the part but He will always be a fourth or fifth wr kind of a guy.
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I can accept that our racist homophobe is a good player, but i cannot accept that Chris Harper is anything less than beautiful and amazing at football.
Why should I give a eff that he is or isn't a homophobe, or a racist or whatever, is he any good at football ? and not a TC or FP seems important :dunno:.
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Tyler Lockett reads lovingly crafted poems to the team for inspirational purposes.
Does that answer your question?
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Let's let a HIQWR guy such as myself give some analysis:
1. TT- by far our best WR. Route running, pure hands and speed combo
2. TTannahill- you'll blast me for this, but TTahill is really good in the open field
3. Clark- when Clark gets here, it'll be hard for Harper to get the snaps he's earned. Clark is the real deal holyfield
4. Lockett- he has a knack for finding the open spots just like his Dad did. But he's not a gamer like his dad was. He is a great route runner, has good speed, but below average hands. He had several drops last year that came at key moments.
5. Sexton- Curry's pretty darned good.
6. Harper- Slow (horseshit 40 time in the offseason), bad route runner. terrible hands. But he's big and has a knack to make big plays.
7. Toe Miller- Toe makes for a great 3rd or backside reciever. He's big and runs a decent route. Showed good hands last year and will only continue to learn and get betters.
You are about 1 for 7 in your list.
1. TT is not our best wr. He is not fast at all especially for his size. He does run good routes and has good hands.
2. Not sure how to respond to this. Tannahill has great hands but is slow slow slow like 5.1 forty slow. He can make a catch or two but he is not great in the open field.
3. I hope Clark is good and gets on the field but if he does he will not be taking snaps from Harper.
4. I think the kid is a gamer and he has hands. He was just a true frosh last year his dad redshirted so I don't think comparisons are fair. Also hid dad had chad may throwing to him. His dad was very good I think Tyler could actually be better but he won't match his numbers.
5. Sexton is ok for a 4th receiver.
6. Harper is not slow and does not run horeshit 40 times. His hands do pretty well suck though.
7. Toe isn't in the top four right now so I don't think he really makes for a great third wr. I like this kid but he has zero burst to him. You watch him and he just doesn't have it and it is not something you can really develop. Looks the part but He will always be a fourth or fifth wr kind of a guy.
-Harper got shut down against other teams' #1 corners. It was only when he was our backside receiver when he finally made a play or two. When TThompson emerged near the middle of the year, other teams had began to switch the focus on him instead of Harper.
-Lockett's good and was a very pleasant surprise. I was simply stating that he's got a long way to go to be as good as his dad was. Kevin Lockett didn't redshirt and had an amazing year as a true fresh. He made circus catch after circus catch and was a complete badass.
-Tannahill although a huge douchey type of individual, is very good. Sucks to say it, but he's good.
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Let's let a HIQWR guy such as myself give some analysis:
1. TT- by far our best WR. Route running, pure hands and speed combo
2. TTannahill- you'll blast me for this, but TTahill is really good in the open field
3. Clark- when Clark gets here, it'll be hard for Harper to get the snaps he's earned. Clark is the real deal holyfield
4. Lockett- he has a knack for finding the open spots just like his Dad did. But he's not a gamer like his dad was. He is a great route runner, has good speed, but below average hands. He had several drops last year that came at key moments.
5. Sexton- Curry's pretty darned good.
6. Harper- Slow (horseshit 40 time in the offseason), bad route runner. terrible hands. But he's big and has a knack to make big plays.
7. Toe Miller- Toe makes for a great 3rd or backside reciever. He's big and runs a decent route. Showed good hands last year and will only continue to learn and get betters.
You are about 1 for 7 in your list.
1. TT is not our best wr. He is not fast at all especially for his size. He does run good routes and has good hands.
2. Not sure how to respond to this. Tannahill has great hands but is slow slow slow like 5.1 forty slow. He can make a catch or two but he is not great in the open field.
3. I hope Clark is good and gets on the field but if he does he will not be taking snaps from Harper.
4. I think the kid is a gamer and he has hands. He was just a true frosh last year his dad redshirted so I don't think comparisons are fair. Also hid dad had chad may throwing to him. His dad was very good I think Tyler could actually be better but he won't match his numbers.
5. Sexton is ok for a 4th receiver.
6. Harper is not slow and does not run horeshit 40 times. His hands do pretty well suck though.
7. Toe isn't in the top four right now so I don't think he really makes for a great third wr. I like this kid but he has zero burst to him. You watch him and he just doesn't have it and it is not something you can really develop. Looks the part but He will always be a fourth or fifth wr kind of a guy.
-Harper got shut down against other teams' #1 corners. It was only when he was our backside receiver when he finally made a play or two. When TThompson emerged near the middle of the year, other teams had began to switch the focus on him instead of Harper.
-Lockett's good and was a very pleasant surprise. I was simply stating that he's got a long way to go to be as good as his dad was. Kevin Lockett didn't redshirt and had an amazing year as a true fresh. He made circus catch after circus catch and was a complete badass.
-Tannahill although a huge douchey type of individual, is very good. Sucks to say it, but he's good.
do you really think sexton is better than harper. like if we could only have one next year you'd really pick sexton?
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I don't get the harper thing. Against A&M, against OSU, against UT, he made plays, IIRC against their best corners. and IIRC, they were all one on one coverage because they were stupid enough to think that they could leave their best corner one on one with chris.
harper does have a tendancy to to be lazy with his hands and with his routes, but he does damage.
our WR corp, with a healthy lockett, is extremely balanced. almost perfectly balanced. each provides what the other(s) can't .
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Kevin Lockett redshirted it isn't hard to look up. Not sure where your T Thompson stuff comes from. He emerged from the bench last year because brod was getting high and Sheldon smith got hurt. He did some good things but he was never the focus of other teams or our best wr. Harper and Lockett are going to be our two best receivers this year as they were last year when both were healthy. Tannahill made 10 catches last year I guess your definition of very good is different then mine. He is not even our most talented TE though Snyder seems to trust him more then he trusts McDonald.
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IMO, Harper getting shut down had more to do with Klein's inadequacies as a passer than him not getting open. Against good corners, you're rarely going to get 3 steps which is what Klein wanted. Tyler is a lot more like his uncle than his dad
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NFL.com's Bryan Fischer believes Kansas State senior WR Tyler Lockett is one of the top returning seniors in the Big 12.
"Easily one of the best receivers in the conference, if not the country, Lockett was one of the few bright spots on Kansas State's team as they took a step back from 2012's championship run. He's a great return man and is a threat to score every time he touches the ball," wrote Fischer. Lockett had a solid outing for the Wildcats in 2013 with 81 catches for 1,262 yards and 11 TDs.
Source: NFL.com
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Good grief Lefty
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Let's let a HIQWR guy such as myself give some analysis:
1. TT- by far our best WR. Route running, pure hands and speed combo
2. TTannahill- you'll blast me for this, but TTahill is really good in the open field
3. Clark- when Clark gets here, it'll be hard for Harper to get the snaps he's earned. Clark is the real deal holyfield
4. Lockett- he has a knack for finding the open spots just like his Dad did. But he's not a gamer like his dad was. He is a great route runner, has good speed, but below average hands. He had several drops last year that came at key moments.
5. Sexton- Curry's pretty darned good.
6. Harper- Slow (horseshit 40 time in the offseason), bad route runner. terrible hands. But he's big and has a knack to make big plays.
7. Toe Miller- Toe makes for a great 3rd or backside reciever. He's big and runs a decent route. Showed good hands last year and will only continue to learn and get better.
eff this guy.
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Lefty couldn't have been more wrong.
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Who the hell is "clark"
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Who the hell is "clark"
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Real Deal Holyfield duh
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Who the hell is "clark"
:confused:
http://youtu.be/MGvANrqCsN0 (http://youtu.be/MGvANrqCsN0)
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Who the hell is "clark"
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This dummkopf: https://sports.yahoo.com/footballrecruiting/football/recruiting/player-Marquez-Clark-132261
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I don't know about worst, but maybe wrongest post of all time?
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I don't know about worst, but maybe wrongest post of all time?
50/50 lefty should still be taking laps
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Who the hell is "clark"
:confused:
Remember that June where we thought Luc was coming but didn't have a spot on out 25 counter limit? Clark was the one we were holding a spot for that had some weird March to July online English class that he hadn't touched since April and right before the class was over tried to tell the teacher he'd been doing the work all along and didn't know why she never got any of it.
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yeah yeah yeah, i remember marquez clark now. for some reason i always classified him in my brain as "marquez clark" and never "clark"
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yeah yeah yeah, i remember marquez clark now. for some reason i always classified him in my brain as "marquez clark" and never "clark"
probably because you always associated "clark" with this stud.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pG_oOPFiQZg#t=4m47s
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Who the hell is "clark"
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Remember that June where we thought Luc was coming but didn't have a spot on out 25 counter limit? Clark was the one we were holding a spot for that had some weird March to July online English class that he hadn't touched since April and right before the class was over tried to tell the teacher he'd been doing the work all along and didn't know why she never got any of it.
Tate tho.
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lockett is fast and runs routes that made at least 3 nfl corners look very stupid last year. he doesn't look like baylor's guys and doesn't have their ability to get a 50/50 ball, but he gets open and that's 90% of what matters. he is going to be terrific again this year.
lefty has always hated harper, it's his thing. he is an awful poster and human just like sunny_cat.
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sunny_cat is an amazing human, love that guy
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yeah yeah yeah, i remember marquez clark now. for some reason i always classified him in my brain as "marquez clark" and never "clark"
I did the same.
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sunny_cat is an amazing human, love that guy
no he isn't. you shouldn't love him.
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sunny_cat is an amazing human, love that guy
no he isn't. you shouldn't love him.
I feel like you once got angry with me for being "mean"
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sunny_cat is an amazing human, love that guy
no he isn't. you shouldn't love him.
I feel like you once got angry with me for being "mean"
i did, i misunderstood you. that is one of the things i'd like to discuss at #FF14. we can talk right after i push sunny to the ground for feeling the way he does about jpullz0.
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Hey guys. Yeah I may have been wrong with a few opinions there....... :facepalm:
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Man I've been on the receiving end of one or two of Ging's shoves and let me tell you, they aren't fun. Tons of force.
The guy knows how to shove is what I'm trying to say here.
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Man I've been on the receiving end of one or two of Ging's shoves and let me tell you, they aren't fun. Tons of force.
The guy knows how to shove is what I'm trying to say here.
Can confirm
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12th most explosive player in college football!!! http://www.nfl.com/photoessays/0ap2000000353641?campaign=Facebook_essay_cfb
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:emawkid:
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12th most explosive player in college football!!! http://www.nfl.com/photoessays/0ap2000000353641?campaign=Facebook_essay_cfb
slap in the face, imo
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12th most explosive player in college football!!! http://www.nfl.com/photoessays/0ap2000000353641?campaign=Facebook_essay_cfb
slap in the face, imo
Agree :shakesfist:
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http://college-football.si.com/2014/05/28/tyler-lockett-kansas-state-wildcats/ (http://college-football.si.com/2014/05/28/tyler-lockett-kansas-state-wildcats/)
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Most exciting player in big 12. suck it, respect it, etc.
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CBS Sports' Dane Brugler believes Kansas State senior WR Tyler Lockett is "arguably the top wideout in the conference."
"Arguably the top wideout in the conference, Lockett doesn't look like much, but he runs like the wind with sudden footwork in his breaks to create separation before, during and after the catch," Brugler wrote. The Kansas State prospect is dangerous in space, and has the ability to stretch the field vertically, while taking the top off a defense. Although Lockett doesn't possess ideal NFL size, he makes up for it with speed and precise route running. Lockett had 81 receptions for 1,262 yards and 11 TDs for the Wildcats in 2013.
Source: CBS Sports Jun 3 - 11:45 AM
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CBS Sports' Dane Brugler believes Kansas State senior WR Tyler Lockett is "arguably the top wideout in the conference."
"Arguably the top wideout in the conference, Lockett doesn't look like much, but he runs like the wind with sudden footwork in his breaks to create separation before, during and after the catch," Brugler wrote. The Kansas State prospect is dangerous in space, and has the ability to stretch the field vertically, while taking the top off a defense. Although Lockett doesn't possess ideal NFL size, he makes up for it with speed and precise route running. Lockett had 81 receptions for 1,262 yards and 11 TDs for the Wildcats in 2013.
Source: CBS Sports Jun 3 - 11:45 AM
:billdance:
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Saw him listed as the #24 WR in the 2015 Draft. He could obviously improve his stock, but all of you dorks mentioning him going in the first round are way off base here.
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Saw him listed as the #24 WR in the 2015 Draft. He could obviously improve his stock, but all of you dorks mentioning him going in the first round are way off base here.
BOOM Y'ALL JUST GOT STEVESIE'd!!!
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Who said he'd go first round?
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Saw him listed as the #24 WR in the 2015 Draft. He could obviously improve his stock, but all of you dorks mentioning him going in the first round are way off base here.
There isn't a chance in hell 23 receivers get taken before him. Is KC your draft expert?
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He'll get drafted and that's all that matters in my book. :cyclist:
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He'll get drafted and that's all that matters in my book. :cyclist:
He's a second round talent at worst.
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He'll get drafted and that's all that matters in my book. :cyclist:
He's a second round talent at worst.
No he's not, he's probably somewhere in the 2nd to 5th round range as of now. Stevesie is right.
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Whenever I read this title I think to myself "real deal Holyfield, and now your hookers and hoes know how I feel."
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He is currentlt the 6th best WR prospect according to CBS:
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/prospectrankings/2015/WR
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He'll get drafted and that's all that matters in my book. :cyclist:
He's a second round talent at worst.
No he's not, he's probably somewhere in the 2nd to 5th round range as of now. Stevesie is right.
first off, jackstack, great name. second off, the #24 WR does not get drafted in the 2nd to 5th rounds. (stevesie is wrong about where Lockett ranks among WRs; you are correct about where Lockett will be drafted)
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He'll get drafted and that's all that matters in my book. :cyclist:
He's a second round talent at worst.
No he's not, he's probably somewhere in the 2nd to 5th round range as of now. Stevesie is right.
The chiefs drafted mccluster in the 2nd round, and he wasn't even a good receiver.
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He'll get drafted and that's all that matters in my book. :cyclist:
He's a second round talent at worst.
No he's not, he's probably somewhere in the 2nd to 5th round range as of now. Stevesie is right.
The chiefs drafted mccluster in the 2nd round, and he wasn't even a good receiver.
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To add to this after I posted. I know he was a scat back in college, but he was drafted to return kicks and catch/ try to run balls in specific plays. Lockett is actually good at being a receiver, and as good at returning kicks as mccluster was.
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He is currentlt the 6th best WR prospect according to CBS:
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/prospectrankings/2015/WR
That mock draft doesn't project juniors so it's hard to take it seriously.
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He'll get drafted and that's all that matters in my book. :cyclist:
He's a second round talent at worst.
No he's not, he's probably somewhere in the 2nd to 5th round range as of now. Stevesie is right.
first off, jackstack, great name. second off, the #24 WR does not get drafted in the 2nd to 5th rounds. (stevesie is wrong about where Lockett ranks among WRs; you are correct about where Lockett will be drafted)
Thanks mocat, I was saying Stevesie is right in that he's not a first rounder. I definitely think he's better than 24.
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He is currentlt the 6th best WR prospect according to CBS:
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/prospectrankings/2015/WR
That mock draft doesn't project juniors so it's hard to take it seriously.
harder then suggesting he would actually be the 24th wr picked? i mean that's a benji photato potatoe if i've ever heard of one.
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He is currentlt the 6th best WR prospect according to CBS:
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/prospectrankings/2015/WR
That mock draft doesn't project juniors so it's hard to take it seriously.
harder then suggesting he would actually be the 23rd wr picked? i mean that's a benji photato potatoe if i've ever heard of one.
I think 24th best WR is extreme, but I'd say he'll be the 15th WR taken in this next draft. I doubt he goes in the first 3 rounds.
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He'll get drafted and that's all that matters in my book. :cyclist:
He's a second round talent at worst.
No he's not, he's probably somewhere in the 2nd to 5th round range as of now. Stevesie is right.
The chiefs drafted mccluster in the 2nd round, and he wasn't even a good receiver.
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To add to this after I posted. I know he was a scat back in college, but he was drafted to return kicks and catch/ try to run balls in specific plays. Lockett is actually good at being a receiver, and as good at returning kicks as mccluster was.
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Yes and McCluster was a bad pick. Lockett has only decent hands, good not great speed, and is like 5'9" or 5'10", he's not a first rounder, great college player, not very physically talented which is a requirement of a first rounder.
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Ryan Broyles went in the 2nd out of OU coming off an ACL tear and I would imagine Lockett goes in a similar spot. There is almost no chance of him going in the 1st unless he runs a 4.3 at the combine.
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He'll get drafted and that's all that matters in my book. :cyclist:
He's a second round talent at worst.
No he's not, he's probably somewhere in the 2nd to 5th round range as of now. Stevesie is right.
The chiefs drafted mccluster in the 2nd round, and he wasn't even a good receiver.
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To add to this after I posted. I know he was a scat back in college, but he was drafted to return kicks and catch/ try to run balls in specific plays. Lockett is actually good at being a receiver, and as good at returning kicks as mccluster was.
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Yes and McCluster was a bad pick. Lockett has only decent hands, good not great speed, and is like 5'9" or 5'10", he's not a first rounder, great college player, not very physically talented which is a requirement of a first rounder.
I'm not saying he'll be a first rounder, but if he goes in the sixth round, that's ridiculous. He burned and embarrassed every highly rated or drafted corner he faced. Also is one of the best return men available next year. His value is more than at receiver.
What are you basing his not great speed on, what you think, or his ability to get behind every defense he faced?
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He'll get drafted and that's all that matters in my book. :cyclist:
He's a second round talent at worst.
No he's not, he's probably somewhere in the 2nd to 5th round range as of now. Stevesie is right.
The chiefs drafted mccluster in the 2nd round, and he wasn't even a good receiver.
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To add to this after I posted. I know he was a scat back in college, but he was drafted to return kicks and catch/ try to run balls in specific plays. Lockett is actually good at being a receiver, and as good at returning kicks as mccluster was.
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Yes and McCluster was a bad pick. Lockett has only decent hands, good not great speed, and is like 5'9" or 5'10", he's not a first rounder, great college player, not very physically talented which is a requirement of a first rounder.
I'm not saying he'll be a first rounder, but if he goes in the sixth round, that's ridiculous. He burned and embarrassed every highly rated or drafted corner he faced. Also is one of the best return men available next year. His value is more than at receiver.
What are you basing his not great speed on, what you think, or his ability to get behind every defense he faced?
I'm basing it on the fact that NFL corners are going to be 30x tougher than the ones he faces now. He probably runs a low to mid 4.4 40 which is not great for his size. He didn't get behind them with speed, he got behind them with excellent route running, if he improves his hands, I think he could be a 2nd rounder. Great college players aren't always great NFL players.
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Runs great routes? Quick out of breaks? Fast enough to run away after a quick break, but not fast enough to just run a post route and be open?
Just guessing at poster's intent.
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he's a 2nd rounder. needs to catch it a little more consistently this year. but his route running is elite. keenan allen doesn't have great size or speed either and he just roasted the nfl as a rookie.
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he's a 2nd rounder. needs to catch it a little more consistently this year. but his route running is elite. keenan allen doesn't have great size or speed either and he just roasted the nfl as a rookie.
Keenan Allen is 6'2".
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he's a 2nd rounder. needs to catch it a little more consistently this year. but his route running is elite. keenan allen doesn't have great size or speed either and he just roasted the nfl as a rookie.
Keenan Allen is 6'2".
Also has much better hands and is stronger in general.
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he's a 2nd rounder. needs to catch it a little more consistently this year. but his route running is elite. keenan allen doesn't have great size or speed either and he just roasted the nfl as a rookie.
Keenan Allen is 6'2".
6'2" with a 4.7 40. but he's fast in his routes and out of his breaks. like lockett. lockett will probably run a high 4.4 or 4.5. but it's his speed in and out of his breaks that makes him a very good prospect. he can get open in the slot all day long in the nfl. odell beckham only measured 5'11" and 198 lb's at the combine and was the 12th pick of the draft..
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he's a 2nd rounder. needs to catch it a little more consistently this year. but his route running is elite. keenan allen doesn't have great size or speed either and he just roasted the nfl as a rookie.
Keenan Allen is 6'2".
6'2" with a 4.7 40. but he's fast in his routes and out of his breaks. like lockett. lockett will probably run a high 4.4 or 4.5. but it's his speed in and out of his breaks that makes him a very good prospect. he can get open in the slot all day long in the nfl. odell beckham only measured 5'11" and 198 lb's at the combine and was the 12th pick of the draft..
Keenan Allen was injured at the time he ran a 4.7 fwiw. ODB has elite hands, route running, and speed. He's also probably an inch or two taller than Lockett.
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he's a 2nd rounder. needs to catch it a little more consistently this year. but his route running is elite. keenan allen doesn't have great size or speed either and he just roasted the nfl as a rookie.
Keenan Allen is 6'2".
6'2" with a 4.7 40. but he's fast in his routes and out of his breaks. like lockett. lockett will probably run a high 4.4 or 4.5. but it's his speed in and out of his breaks that makes him a very good prospect. he can get open in the slot all day long in the nfl. odell beckham only measured 5'11" and 198 lb's at the combine and was the 12th pick of the draft..
Keenan Allen was injured at the time he ran a 4.7 fwiw. ODB has elite hands, route running, and speed. He's also probably an inch or two taller than Lockett.
yeah. and if he'd been healthy, he would have run a 4.5 or 4.6. the point is, his route running is what makes him special. there have been bigger and faster wr's who couldn't dream of having 1000 yd seasons. odb ran a 4.4. the knocks on him were that he "lacks elite speed and has inconsistent hands." lockett isn't quite the prospect that odb is, but he's not far behind.
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he's a 2nd rounder. needs to catch it a little more consistently this year. but his route running is elite. keenan allen doesn't have great size or speed either and he just roasted the nfl as a rookie.
Keenan Allen is 6'2".
6'2" with a 4.7 40. but he's fast in his routes and out of his breaks. like lockett. lockett will probably run a high 4.4 or 4.5. but it's his speed in and out of his breaks that makes him a very good prospect. he can get open in the slot all day long in the nfl. odell beckham only measured 5'11" and 198 lb's at the combine and was the 12th pick of the draft..
Keenan Allen was injured at the time he ran a 4.7 fwiw. ODB has elite hands, route running, and speed. He's also probably an inch or two taller than Lockett.
yeah. and if he'd been healthy, he would have run a 4.5 or 4.6. the point is, his route running is what makes him special. there have been bigger and faster wr's who couldn't dream of having 1000 yd seasons. odb ran a 4.4. the knocks on him were that he "lacks elite speed and has inconsistent hands." lockett isn't quite the prospect that odb is, but he's not far behind.
I definitely think he could be a 2nd rounder, but I think overall he needs to improve his hands and strength. As of now, I think he's more likely to go in the 3 to 5 range. There is not only one aspect of KA's game that makes him special, he has great hands and size/strength too.
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He'll get drafted and that's all that matters in my book. :cyclist:
He's a second round talent at worst.
No he's not, he's probably somewhere in the 2nd to 5th round range as of now. Stevesie is right.
The chiefs drafted mccluster in the 2nd round, and he wasn't even a good receiver.
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To add to this after I posted. I know he was a scat back in college, but he was drafted to return kicks and catch/ try to run balls in specific plays. Lockett is actually good at being a receiver, and as good at returning kicks as mccluster was.
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Yes and McCluster was a bad pick. Lockett has only decent hands, good not great speed, and is like 5'9" or 5'10", he's not a first rounder, great college player, not very physically talented which is a requirement of a first rounder.
he's listed at 5'-11" which means he's over 5'-10". As far as physicality goes you're dead wrong. Tyler is a fantastic blocker and you need to watch film of him against Verrett. Watch film against Texas and see how he creates space (Texas DB's constantly asking for offensive P.I.). Watch how Michigan played him, they were afraid of him creating space with his hands/arms and they found out how quick/goo of a route runner he is. Taylor tried to jam him and was left complaining about pushing off. So if you're saying he's not a freakish athlete like Dez or Calvin, I'll agree with you. But, Tyler is pretty physically gifted/tough especially for his size.
I think late first round is his ceiling. Most likely a 2nd rounder. He's not going change a teams offense. But, for an above average QB is probably one hell of an up grade over the long term at the #2 - #4 WR spot.
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Anyone who thinks Lockett goes after the third should probably get the hell out of this thread becasue they are embarrassing themselves as much as that tool who said Clarke was better.
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Could Lockett be the answer to the Chiefs' WR woes?
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Was his dad?
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Was his dad?
He's better than his dad.
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Was his dad?
He's better than his dad.
I agree. I just didn't remember his career with KC. Was more of a curious question than anything
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Was his dad?
He's better than his dad.
I agree. I just didn't remember his career with KC. Was more of a curious question than anything
He was serviceable. He wasn't a superstar or anything. He was good for a couple of catches per game.
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Was his dad?
He's better than his dad.
I agree. I just didn't remember his career with KC. Was more of a curious question than anything
He was serviceable. He wasn't a superstar or anything. He was good for a couple of catches per game.
I'd say that TLBL is a tier or so below wordy who was a second rounder
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Kansas State senior WR Tyler Lockett caught six passes for 136 yards in the school's 32-28 win over Iowa State.
Lockett started off slow, but came down with a perfectly timed contested catch late in this game. The lean receiver will mostly play the "small" game in the NFL, but the more contested catches he puts on tape the better.
Sep 6 - 5:03 PM
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Kansas State senior WR Tyler Lockett will "create a buzz in war rooms around the league after putting on a spectacular showing on special teams against Auburn," according to NFL.com's Bucky Brooks.
"There is always a spot in the NFL for a dynamic returner with big play ability," Brooks wrote. Lockett is certainly that. The 5-foot-11, 175-pound Lockett averaged 23.7 yards per return across three attempts Thursday night. "While NFL scouts will question his size and durability based on his slender frame, Lockett shows enough toughness as a returner to silence the skeptics concerned about his ability to survive and thrive in the league as a specialist," Brooks wrote. "As far as his chances of cracking a lineup as a wide receiver, I believe he's a natural fit as a No. 3 wide receiver at the next level. He is a polished route runner with a knack for getting open on short and intermediate routes against 'off' coverage. He needs to continue to work on winning against rugged defenders using physical tactics at the line, but he's slippery and flashes enough quickness to separate from defenders out of breaks."
Source: NFL.com Sep 19 - 7:48 PM
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Kansas State senior WR Tyler Lockett vindicated his detractors by struggling on Thursday against Auburn, writes TFY Draft Insider's Tony Pauline.
"There’s a wide variety of opinion on Lockett’s next level ability but his performance against Auburn had detractors saying 'I told you so,'" Pauline wrote. "The speedy wide out dropped two passes in the first quarter of his teams loss to the Tigers, including one which slipped through his hands in the end zone. Dropped passes and poor pass catching technique is nothing new for Lockett. On film he’s body catcher who seemingly needs to grasp the ball against his frame to secure the reception. This leads to drops, double catches and a lot of missed opportunity. He’s the type of player who’ll wow coaches with big plays from the line of scrimmage or long kick returns then at the same time break hearts with his inability to cleanly catch the ball." There are two ways to look at the performance, and NFL.com's Bucky Brooks wrote the other one last week, noting that Lockett created "buzz in war rooms" with his special teams play versus the Tigers.
Source: TFY Draft Insider Sep 22 - 9:32 PM
:shakesfist:
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Kansas State senior WR Tyler Lockett vindicated his detractors by struggling on Thursday against Auburn, writes TFY Draft Insider's Tony Pauline.
"There’s a wide variety of opinion on Lockett’s next level ability but his performance against Auburn had detractors saying 'I told you so,'" Pauline wrote. "The speedy wide out dropped two passes in the first quarter of his teams loss to the Tigers, including one which slipped through his hands in the end zone. Dropped passes and poor pass catching technique is nothing new for Lockett. On film he’s body catcher who seemingly needs to grasp the ball against his frame to secure the reception. This leads to drops, double catches and a lot of missed opportunity. He’s the type of player who’ll wow coaches with big plays from the line of scrimmage or long kick returns then at the same time break hearts with his inability to cleanly catch the ball." There are two ways to look at the performance, and NFL.com's Bucky Brooks wrote the other one last week, noting that Lockett created "buzz in war rooms" with his special teams play versus the Tigers.
Source: TFY Draft Insider Sep 22 - 9:32 PM
:shakesfist:
well he's not wrong.
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Lockett looked like a second rounder or so before the season, I would probably say a 3rd right now.
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Lockett looked like a second rounder or so before the season, I would probably say a 3rd right now.
5th
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he's one of those players i really have no doubt will have success in the NFL, similar to how i felt about sproles and jordy
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He needs to learn how to catch with his hands better and stay healthy to have any career in nfl
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CBS Sports' Dane Brugler notes that Kansas State senior WR Tyler Lockett "small catching radius and history of drops is not a good combination for a target of his size."
"He runs like the wind with the lighting quick feet to create separation and create, but a small catching radius and history of drops is not a good combination for a target of his size," Brugler wrote. During the game last week against Auburn, Lockett was wide open as he ran an inside route down by the goal line and had a ball bounce off his hands that ended up in an Auburn defenders hands. Brugler adds that the Kansas State prospect "had a few other drops in the game, which has been a pattern over his career with his smaller hands and tendency to run before securing the ball."
Source: CBS Sports Sep 23 - 3:58 PM
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Lockett looked like a second rounder or so before the season, I would probably say a 3rd right now.
5th
You guys will be licking his ball sack before the season's over. :th_twocents:
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katdaddy,
not really
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It will start with the words, "Let the feast begin."
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I'd lick his balls :drool:
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He will keep our NFL draft streak alive, which is all that really matters.
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He looks slower this year. I have a keen eye for these things.
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He looks slower this year. I have a keen eye for these things.
Well, he is injured.
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:bwpopcorn:
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He looks slower this year. I have a keen eye for these things.
Well, he is injured.
I just don't think his hands are injured tho. Like, does he have carpal tunnel or something? :dunno:
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He looks slower this year. I have a keen eye for these things.
Well, he is injured.
I just don't think his hands are injured tho. Like, does he have carpal tunnel or something? :dunno:
did you just refute your own post?
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He looks slower this year. I have a keen eye for these things.
Well, he is injured.
I just don't think his hands are injured tho. Like, does he have carpal tunnel or something? :dunno:
did you just refute your own post?
Uh no. His leg is injured, not his hands, but he seems to be having a tough time with them.
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He looks slower this year. I have a keen eye for these things.
Well, he is injured.
I just don't think his hands are injured tho. Like, does he have carpal tunnel or something? :dunno:
did you just refute your own post?
Uh no. His leg is injured, not his hands, but he seems to be having a tough time with them.
oh well tell your boy to stop throwing missiles
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:facepalm:
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They probably should have told Brett Favre that too. :Ugh:
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"Hey, Elway! Dumbass! Stop throwing so hard!" :lol:
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it was a joke, dipshit
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it was a joke, dipshit
Settle down, dork.
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Ya Lockett isn't himself yet this year and I'm worried he won't ever get healthy. :frown:
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He did save the Iowa State game tho.
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Kansas State senior WR Tyler Lockett "is a diminutive dynamo, whose vision, agility and acceleration project best as a slot receiver and returner at the next level, according to CBS Sports' Dane Brugler.
"The 5-11, 175 pound Lockett, on the other hand, is a diminutive dynamo, whose vision, agility and acceleration project best as a slot receiver and returner at the next level. He currently checks in as a mid-round pick," Brugler writes. The Kansas State prospect hauled in 10 passes for 196 yards in Kansas State's 26-20 win over West Virginia. On the night, Lockett had 321 all-purpose yards as a receiver and returner. Brugler adds that Lockett's "slight frame caps his NFL projection."
Source: CBS Sports Nov 21 - 3:30 PM
"Diminutive dynamo" :love:
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Deanthony thomas
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Kansas State senior WR Tyler Lockett "is a diminutive dynamo, whose vision, agility and acceleration project best as a slot receiver and returner at the next level, according to CBS Sports' Dane Brugler.
"The 5-11, 175 pound Lockett, on the other hand, is a diminutive dynamo, whose vision, agility and acceleration project best as a slot receiver and returner at the next level. He currently checks in as a mid-round pick," Brugler writes. The Kansas State prospect hauled in 10 passes for 196 yards in Kansas State's 26-20 win over West Virginia. On the night, Lockett had 321 all-purpose yards as a receiver and returner. Brugler adds that Lockett's "slight frame caps his NFL projection."
Source: CBS Sports Nov 21 - 3:30 PM
"Diminutive dynamo" :love:
:billdance:
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Kansas State senior WR Tyler Lockett "reminds some of Indianapolis Colts WR T.Y. Hilton," CBS Sports' Dane Brugler observes.
"Kansas State's all-time leading receiver, Lockett has the frame that will turn off NFL teams, but his production, quickness and savvy ability to create before and after the catch remind some of Indianapolis Colts WR T.Y. Hilton," Brugler writes. The Kansas State prospect has 70 catches for 1,074 yards, with six touchdowns on the season. Brugler notes that the 5-foot-11, 175-pound Lockett "has the athleticism and toughness for the NFL, but he's also an above average route runner, showing subtle movements to set up defenders and get open."
Source: CBS Sports Nov 25 - 3:37 PM
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If he gets drafted, it will def be as a kick returner/3rd down receiver.
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^hard hitting analysis
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^hard hitting analysis
fnc moderate
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by the chargers
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Sounds like the scouts have warmed up to him the latter half of this season.
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Love me some Tyler but he seems to be a bit injury prone to the Sunday league to me :dunno:
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Love me some Tyler but he seems to be a bit injury prone to the Sunday league to me :dunno:
Your face will be injury prone bro, u digg?
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"3rd down receiver" lol
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"3rd down receiver" lol
I laughed pretty hard too
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You know, when it is third and long, and teams go empty backfield, 5 wide, that's when Lockett plays
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That would make him a teams 4th or 5th wr. I think (hope) he can be a #3 slot on good team. His health will likely determine his career, 4th rd or lower picks don't get ab lot of chances and that is where he goes unless he rips off a great 40 at the combine.
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Kansas State senior WR Tyler Lockett caught 13 passes for 164 yards and two touchdowns in the school's 40-35 loss to UCLA.
Lockett's second touchdown was a give away, but he displayed the ability to win in contested situations despite possessing a smaller frame. Golden Tate is a great receiver, but Lockett has similar traits in a few areas. We would not say he IS Tate so much as it might be his absolute ceiling. Lockett added another 41 yard punt return.
Jan 3 - 12:04 PM
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Kansas State senior WR Tyler Lockett caught 13 passes for 164 yards and two touchdowns in the school's 40-35 loss to UCLA.
Lockett's second touchdown was a give away, but he displayed the ability to win in contested situations despite possessing a smaller frame. Golden Tate is a great receiver, but Lockett has similar traits in a few areas. We would not say he IS Tate so much as it might be his absolute ceiling. Lockett added another 41 yard punt return.
Jan 3 - 12:04 PM
Lockett has no ceiling. That guy's a rough ridin' clown.
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Kansas State senior WR Tyler Lockett caught 13 passes for 164 yards and two touchdowns in the school's 40-35 loss to UCLA.
Lockett's second touchdown was a give away, but he displayed the ability to win in contested situations despite possessing a smaller frame. Golden Tate is a great receiver, but Lockett has similar traits in a few areas. We would not say he IS Tate so much as it might be his absolute ceiling. Lockett added another 41 yard punt return.
Jan 3 - 12:04 PM
Lockett has no ceiling. That guy's a rough ridin' clown.
:thumbs:
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Kansas State senior WR Tyler Lockett caught 13 passes for 164 yards and two touchdowns in the school's 40-35 loss to UCLA.
Lockett's second touchdown was a give away, but he displayed the ability to win in contested situations despite possessing a smaller frame. Golden Tate is a great receiver, but Lockett has similar traits in a few areas. We would not say he IS Tate so much as it might be his absolute ceiling. Lockett added another 41 yard punt return.
Jan 3 - 12:04 PM
Lockett has no ceiling. That guy's a rough ridin' clown.
Should go for 2(nd round) right?
#TheWesIsTheFuture
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Projected Round: 3 Stock:
Rated number 8 out of 375 WR's 97 / 2707 TOTAL
http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings/dsprofile.php?pyid=109859&draftyear=2015&genpos=WR
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I posted this in the Royals thread, but I'm posting it here too for non-baseball fans, since a Lockett Family football is a raffle item.
Hey charitable cats. A buddy of mine runs a non-profit that raises money for people who reach their insurance caps to get rehab after stroke or a brain injury. They're raffling off some things the Royals donated. Raffle tickets are $5 and can be purchased online. This really is for a good cause. My bud's wife had a stroke at age 25 and they have given their lives to help others recover.
Items include:
Gordon signed bat
Salvy signed jersey
Yordano signed ball
Framed pic of the K World Series
Framed pic of Gold Glove winners
Framed Moose "the catch" pic
ALSO:
KSU football signed by all 3 locketts
Support it if you'd like, perhaps you'll win. You don't have to attend the raffle.
http://www.nopw.org/store/raffle-tickets (http://www.nopw.org/store/raffle-tickets)
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I posted this in the Royals thread, but I'm posting it here too for non-baseball fans, since a Lockett Family football is a raffle item.
Hey charitable cats. A buddy of mine runs a non-profit that raises money for people who reach their insurance caps to get rehab after stroke or a brain injury. They're raffling off some things the Royals donated. Raffle tickets are $5 and can be purchased online. This really is for a good cause. My bud's wife had a stroke at age 25 and they have given their lives to help others recover.
Items include:
Gordon signed bat
Salvy signed jersey
Yordano signed ball
Framed pic of the K World Series
Framed pic of Gold Glove winners
Framed Moose "the catch" pic
ALSO:
KSU football signed by all 3 locketts
Support it if you'd like, perhaps you'll win. You don't have to attend the raffle.
http://www.nopw.org/store/raffle-tickets (http://www.nopw.org/store/raffle-tickets)
Good stuff man. Just bought $25 in tickets.
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I posted this in the Royals thread, but I'm posting it here too for non-baseball fans, since a Lockett Family football is a raffle item.
Hey charitable cats. A buddy of mine runs a non-profit that raises money for people who reach their insurance caps to get rehab after stroke or a brain injury. They're raffling off some things the Royals donated. Raffle tickets are $5 and can be purchased online. This really is for a good cause. My bud's wife had a stroke at age 25 and they have given their lives to help others recover.
Items include:
Gordon signed bat
Salvy signed jersey
Yordano signed ball
Framed pic of the K World Series
Framed pic of Gold Glove winners
Framed Moose "the catch" pic
ALSO:
KSU football signed by all 3 locketts
Support it if you'd like, perhaps you'll win. You don't have to attend the raffle.
http://www.nopw.org/store/raffle-tickets (http://www.nopw.org/store/raffle-tickets)
thats awesome and i think i know your friend
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probably. he went to ksu and knows like a lot of people
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probably. he went to ksu and knows like a lot of people
i grew up with chris in liberal. lost touch over the years but we were pretty close friends growing up. great cause and thanks for posting