Jalen Coker

[CPF4LIFE]

We still talking about mingo?

[strato]

18 hours ago, Donald LaFell said:

I love that Coker has seemingly found his way to the NFL by excelling at route running which a lot of the more physically gifted guys totally neglect. I think he could be really stable safety valve for years to come. 

Yeah he could have a Thielen or Proehl type of career. Or better but that would be pretty good. 

[CamWhoaaCam]

50 minutes ago, CPF4LIFE said:

We still talking about mingo?

 The New TMJ

 

[Turtle]

8 hours ago, jb2288 said:

That… doesn’t make sense 

the draft capital is whats expensive 

[Stingray3030]

On 10/31/2024 at 4:27 PM, jb2288 said:

That… doesn’t make sense 

It makes perfect sense - we would draft him #1 overall.  He is not worth the #1 overall pick.  Therefore we would be overpaying.  Pretty clear.

[Buckets]

Mingo played a lot of special teams yesterday 

Fitterer's drafts must be studied for future generations; truly remarkable to string such bad consecutive drafts 

[electro's horse]

11 minutes ago, Buckets said:

Mingo played a lot of special teams yesterday 

Fitterer's drafts must be studied for future generations; truly remarkable to string such bad consecutive drafts 

Mingo came out from the same college and in the same mold as AJ brown and DK Metcalf: very raw, not a great route runner, bigger and (not really) faster than everyone else. 

he was always going to need time to develop, and his rookie year would be mostly deep balls on simple routes and hope he could outfight DBs. 

unfortunately his rookie season was with Bryce. Not it’s all the dysfunction, but Bryce can’t throw a catchable deep ball unless it’s a single covered sideline go route in the second half after the defense is tired. 

and now there are three rookies who look better than him in an offense where there’s maybe 15 catches a game?

Mingo is done.