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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 1100002" data-attributes="member: 10086">I cannot remember a season since McCarthy era where we’ve fielded such an arsenal of weapons. We’re not even talking about possibly someone past our obvious top 4 weapons (Watson, Reed, Kraft, Golden). If we get some production from Savion now in year 2 or Lloyd who was really the best dual threat in his draft. I had Lloyd in that top 100-125 prospect area just because he was multi faceted. Has he not had any injury concern whatsoever I think he’s a Top 50-75 type draft rated prospect. We gambled in RD3 and missed on injury. That said it’s pretty clear we didn’t miss on talent. If he’s on that field he’s 1-2 punch RB that can be a factor.Then there’s Savion. We just rarely open up throttle at WR in a Rookie season and he admitted he had a lingering foot injury that also factored. I think Year 2 at WR is where Matt will test them more regularly by involving them in more target share. Particularly a Day1-2 drafted prospect. I have Savion leaning into more involved into 300 yards 2-3 TD’s or complimentary weapon. I think they like his size on end around because he’s pretty big. At 6’4” 222lb he’s not small, but it’s his contact balance that hit highlight reels.  If you don’t form tackler perfectly he’ll bounce and spin and hurdle you and land on his feet also.</blockquote>

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