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I agree, there are other ways to get open. AT when healthy shows proof as well. Jason Witten got open til he was 37, retired and came back. Plus just like Tmac, he was the whole show on offense. Teams just had to focus on warren, still couldn't stop him. Unlike all the players I want, warren is great human. I also agree he would put in all the time. I still have huge reverses about even getting a little open to the point where the QB would toss him a pass. I'll say this, let a offense mind get a hold of him (Reid, mcvay, shanny, O'Connell, etc) I believe that could decide his career. Panthers don't have one of those coaches. -
No risk and literally no point. We have tried this before with basketball players who actually HAD a football background as well. All of them flopped. At best, training camp and practice squad fodder. -
That's the thing, he's this good and not even a finished product. A lot of great TEs don't have elite twitch and suddenness to them. He's a football player through and through and I feel that once he gets to eat/sleep football 24/7 in the NFL, he's going to hone his route tree while refining his breaks/cuts. My only knock on him is he's a bit stiff, which is hampers crisp route running. Warren strikes me as a gym rat football junkie and I can see that cleaned up in short order...in the course of a season or less. Unless your name is Brock Bowers, TEs usually don't set the League on fire their rookie season. I could see him contributing heavily in year 1, none-the-less.
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