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Whichever ends up in Philly.Shawn Nelson is right up there too.I like Casey a lot. Seems like the type of te/slot hybrid that can rack up a lot of receptions.
Exactly what I was going to post. Due to his knee injury a year ago, he is out of sight, out of mind. If he had played in 2008, I really think you would be talking about a 1st round TE.
One of the more athletic TEs coming out this year but I have not seen his name too often.
Mayock thinks so too.
you already know I'm there with you too.For what matters most to us - receiving ability - it is one of the better classes to come out.Casey could be special, like an oversized Welker with a Tim Tebow dimension. He's got amazing hands (100+ receptions, holder on kicks). He's thickly built and physical (former DE). He's not Vernon Davis, but he's more than fast, quick, and agile enough. He's a strong runner after the catch and scored six short yardage TDs as a wildcat QB.Sign me up.
Thank God!For what matters most to us - receiving ability - it is one of the better classes to come out.
Casey could be special, like an oversized Welker with a Tim Tebow dimension. He's got amazing hands (100+ receptions, holder on kicks). He's thickly built and physical (former DE). He's not Vernon Davis, but he's more than fast, quick, and agile enough. He's a strong runner after the catch and scored six short yardage TDs as a wildcat QB.
Sign me up.
If I was targetting the 1st TE off the board at this point I would be leaning toward Nelson and Casey.If I was looking for best value of a later selection it would depend more on situation and who is dropping into the 3rd round of the fantasy draft.
Not impressed with him at all.
HTH
James Casey is the wildcard. For some reason, I picture him on IndyFor what matters most to us - receiving ability - it is one of the better classes to come out.Casey could be special, like an oversized Welker with a Tim Tebow dimension. He's got amazing hands (100+ receptions, holder on kicks). He's thickly built and physical (former DE). He's not Vernon Davis, but he's more than fast, quick, and agile enough. He's a strong runner after the catch and scored six short yardage TDs as a wildcat QB.Sign me up.
Which Hill was that?
Anthony Hill- NC State
Be careful - like Keller, some of these guys can create their own situation. The Jets didn't exactly lean on the TE, but when they moved up to take Keller, it showed that they were open to altering the offense to accommodate a player with his strengths and weaknesses.Casey, Coffman, and Cook are all pretty one-dimensional when it comes to playing inline TE - if a team takes them, chances are they are going to incorporate them into the passing scheme, even if they didn't have a role for player like them up to this point. Shawn Nelson probably qualifies too, but he showed some promise as a blocker at the Senior Bowl. Beckum doesn't quite quality because he's not a premium prospect physically.
