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Message: <blockquote data-quote="easyk83" data-source="post: 668011" data-attributes="member: 8895"><p>From the article, but here's the thing. With most pro players they say that if a player doesn't get it by year three he never will. In the case of Janis as a small school player it seems common for them to not really get the game until year 4. Nick Collins was something of an uninstinctive player with a dearth of football smarts who only survived on his exceptional talent during his first three years, it wasn't until his 4th season that he broke out. If Janis manages to be a contributor this year and progresses to let's say a 20-30 receptions and a couple TDs we can say that he's advanced and then wait and see what he does in year 4. If he can't make it onto the field at all maybe then it'll be time to just regard him as a special teams stud. I think the coaching situation might partly explain his apparent lack of development at wide receiver, I don't think last year's situation was good for developing project types.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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