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jlwaters1":36720bwt said:I think he's been buried on the depth chart behind 2 solid players. I think this is the year for him to prove he has what it takes. I reject the "He's too tall" nonsense. 1-2 inches don't make that much difference.
purpleneer":jwwcybc4 said:I hope he's actually more open-minded and flexible than that. Willingness to adapt is what makes offenses capable of succeeding against more opponents and being more reliable.
Thepeelsessions":3jccixj2 said:jlwaters1":3jccixj2 said:I think he's been buried on the depth chart behind 2 solid players. I think this is the year for him to prove he has what it takes. I reject the "He's too tall" nonsense. 1-2 inches don't make that much difference.
This. 100% this. Bevell and Cable being here really didn't give him an opportunity to play too much. I've said before, the one thing that stuck out to me regarding Vannett is how natural he looks as a pass catcher. He's really fluid in his motions. With Graham and Luke gone, he he's finally getting his first shot at really playing time.
I don't believe in the "Dissly being drafted is the writing on the wall for Vannett" nonsense. Did the Eagles drafting Dallas Goedert mean the writing is on the wall for Zach Ertz? Heck no! Some of it my come down to them keeping him away from Dallas, but the Eagles are a two TE heavy team. He fits what they want to do. Just like Dissly fits the need of blocking TE depth for the Seahawks.
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Thepeelsessions":1wep3e35 said:jlwaters1":1wep3e35 said:I think he's been buried on the depth chart behind 2 solid players. I think this is the year for him to prove he has what it takes. I reject the "He's too tall" nonsense. 1-2 inches don't make that much difference.
This. 100% this. Graham and Luke being here really didn't give him an opportunity to play too much. I've said before, the one thing that stuck out to me regarding Vannett is how natural he looks as a pass catcher. He's really fluid in his motions. With Graham and Luke gone, he he's finally getting his first shot at really playing time.
I don't believe in the "Dissly being drafted is the writing on the wall for Vannett" nonsense. Did the Eagles drafting Dallas Goedert mean the writing is on the wall for Zach Ertz? Heck no! Some of it my come down to them keeping him away from Dallas, but the Eagles are a two TE heavy team. He fits what they want to do. Just like Dissly fits the need of blocking TE depth for the Seahawks.
truehawksfan":20fym4s7 said:Maybe height will be a deciding factor on who plays.
But, I have several questions.
1. Does Shotty play 2 TE sets? If, so what happens if Dickson or Dissly gets hurt? IMHO, PC wants to run the ball and he does not want injury to derail this objective.
2. Dissly has great reviews as a blocker, but what happens if he struggles? Nice to have another blocking TE right?
3. How's Dickson's contract structured? If Dissly and Vannett play well, perhaps they'll cut Dickson in 2019 and save $$$.
Smellyman":2nt0h6j8 said:Ah. Football.
Over analysing whether an inch or two in height makes for a better blocker. Watch film and see and also line them up and actually see who is a better blocker.
brimsalabim":vuhdchpi said:If we aren’t going to give him an honest shot to play we should consider trading him to the Bolts.