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With a name like Chesson, we must draft him


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[Saca312]

17 hours ago, arbnranger said:

I see what your saying and I hope that's not the case. I personally don't see KB as a player that's going to lead the league in catches or yards. I see him not as the stereotypical receiver but as a player that can be known as the one who makes the really tough, clutch catches. The dangerous red zone target that a defense has to key on but will still be deficult to stop. The guy that makes the hard fought 1st down catch on 3rd and long when we really need it late in the game. Dependable. 

I believe he has the potential to be that guy. I hope at least. 

In due time, we may be talking about Funchess as our number 1 and KB as our solid monstrous #2.

Seems like a far off dream, but Funchess has that potential to be a dominant, smooth #1. Whether he translates that in game remains to be seen. But his upside is more than KBs, and I think time will tell Funchess' true strength.

[arbnranger]

5 hours ago, Saca312 said:

In due time, we may be talking about Funchess as our number 1 and KB as our solid monstrous #2.

Seems like a far off dream, but Funchess has that potential to be a dominant, smooth #1. Whether he translates that in game remains to be seen. But his upside is more than KBs, and I think time will tell Funchess' true strength.

Could be. Hope to be. 

I see the big time potential in both. In my opinion-The biggest obstical I see (not only with them but in many young players) is their self confidence. Taking it from "flashing" to "breaking out" or "to the next level" is an imaginary obstacle that stands in the way of a lot of players with potential. To get over the hump, it can take a play, a game or a season to get their mind right with the confidence that they can perform at another level. 

KB and Funch have good coaching and all the skills necessary to be the guy, but in the end, they are human too. Most won't admit but the majority of people perform in a "fake it till you make it" environment so to speak.  

Lack of confidence or conversely, proving to yourself you can do it, is not only important to the average Joe like you and I but to them as well. 

Some guys get over the hump and exceed their own expectations enough to where it becomes standard practice. Others never quite get that bit of confidence or courage to take it one step above their self imposed ceiling. 

Im optimistic so I think these two guys can break through. We will certainly have a good read on their direction this season. 

PS- Did I use enough quotations?