then turned into a nice depth guy for us down the stretch.
Hard to say what share of the credit should be assigned to Shurmur, Tyke Tolbert, and Coleman himself...but I’ve gotten the feeling from the better than expected play from all our depth WRs last year that Tolbert was doing a really good job with them.
RE: Good news - looked like a dud in every other stop Â
then turned into a nice depth guy for us down the stretch.
Hard to say what share of the credit should be assigned to Shurmur, Tyke Tolbert, and Coleman himself...but I’ve gotten the feeling from the better than expected play from all our depth WRs last year that Tolbert was doing a really good job with them.
Additionally, and at the moment he is our only deep treat... Expect that to change in Rd's 3+
RE: RE: Good news - looked like a dud in every other stop Â
then turned into a nice depth guy for us down the stretch.
Hard to say what share of the credit should be assigned to Shurmur, Tyke Tolbert, and Coleman himself...but I’ve gotten the feeling from the better than expected play from all our depth WRs last year that Tolbert was doing a really good job with them.
Additionally, and at the moment he is our only deep treat... Expect that to change in Rd's 3+
* Threat. Deep Treat was my name is college, but I digress...
If his issues are more "mental" and maybe "lack of confidence" based, well, if we get through to him now perhaps he is the deep threat #2 WR we so desperately need?
It is clear he is an elusive 1st round talent. The challenge will be if he can be in sink with the an and be reliable catching. I think he could surprise.
then turned into a nice depth guy for us down the stretch.
Hard to say what share of the credit should be assigned to Shurmur, Tyke Tolbert, and Coleman himself...but I’ve gotten the feeling from the better than expected play from all our depth WRs last year that Tolbert was doing a really good job with them.
Additionally, and at the moment he is our only deep treat... Expect that to change in Rd's 3+
* Threat. Deep Treat was my name is college, but I digress...
Just spit my coffee out laughing. Thanks.
Obviously would love to see him develop into a keeper at WR, Â
but I have a difficult time envisioning it with him. Most likely he'll carve out a nice career as a special teamer (Ted Ginn, Devin Thomas, etc). Here's hoping I'm wrong.
Small hands. That was the big knock on him out of college. That being said he can still probably use those tiny mittens a bit better. Agreed with the rest of this thread. He can def take the top off a defense and if he can just catch a few of them...it will help us immeasurably and for cheap.
He did look decent for us and I am happy we re-signed him. Young, fast as lightning and elusive. Lets go Blue.
I ve seen athletes improve their concentration, understanding of a system, and confidence. That can lead to improvement even with limited physical attributes.
Hard to say what share of the credit should be assigned to Shurmur, Tyke Tolbert, and Coleman himself...but I’ve gotten the feeling from the better than expected play from all our depth WRs last year that Tolbert was doing a really good job with them.
Hard to say what share of the credit should be assigned to Shurmur, Tyke Tolbert, and Coleman himself...but I’ve gotten the feeling from the better than expected play from all our depth WRs last year that Tolbert was doing a really good job with them.
Additionally, and at the moment he is our only deep treat... Expect that to change in Rd's 3+
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then turned into a nice depth guy for us down the stretch.
Hard to say what share of the credit should be assigned to Shurmur, Tyke Tolbert, and Coleman himself...but I’ve gotten the feeling from the better than expected play from all our depth WRs last year that Tolbert was doing a really good job with them.
Additionally, and at the moment he is our only deep treat... Expect that to change in Rd's 3+
* Threat. Deep Treat was my name is college, but I digress...
Long shot, but the guy is fast as heck.
...and I mean ANYONE who makes the safeties think twice before sneaking up to the LOS for Saquon Barkley is an important player for us.
Cory Coleman IS that player!
...and I mean ANYONE who makes the safeties think twice before sneaking up to the LOS for Saquon Barkley is an important player for us.
Cory Coleman IS that player!
This can be his role.
With his speed his upside is Ted Ginn. Goes without saying he has to work on his hands though.
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then turned into a nice depth guy for us down the stretch.
Hard to say what share of the credit should be assigned to Shurmur, Tyke Tolbert, and Coleman himself...but I’ve gotten the feeling from the better than expected play from all our depth WRs last year that Tolbert was doing a really good job with them.
Additionally, and at the moment he is our only deep treat... Expect that to change in Rd's 3+
* Threat. Deep Treat was my name is college, but I digress...
Just spit my coffee out laughing. Thanks.
Would love to see Coleman reach that level as a great #3 that can be a 2 for stretches. So many game changing catches...
Agreed. Good KR, dropped several simple passes, 3rd down chain movers missed too.
He did look decent for us and I am happy we re-signed him. Young, fast as lightning and elusive. Lets go Blue.
At first, then with a lot of hard work turned in a valuable player for the Giants.
I ve seen athletes improve their concentration, understanding of a system, and confidence. That can lead to improvement even with limited physical attributes.