Biabreakable
Footballguy
As I have been looking over the numerous rookie Wr prospects for the upcoming 2007 draft I have been noticing that there are so many of them that are 6 feet tall or better, and also there are so many of them that run 4.4 40 times.
So what will seperate this deep group of talented Wrs from each other?
We have the measurables to compare all these Wrs but those measurables do not include what is probobly the most important thing. The recievers ability to catch the ball and catch the ball in tough situations. Just see Troy Williamson last year. I think Williamson has all the talent one could hope for except in the most critical thing for a Wr to do.
Catch the ball!!
When it is all said and done its the hands. The Wrs who can make the clutch catches on 3rd down and gain the confidence of thier Qbs and coaches who will always start and always have the opportunity to make plays.
So please vote for the rookie Wr prospects based on who has the softest hands and who will catch the highest percentage of thier targets. This can be somewhat dependent on thier Qb and the routes they run I know, but without knowing this just assume that each Wr will have the same supporting factors.
I am not talking about circus catches either. While a Wr who can make difficult catches is great they have to make the easy catches look easy too. If they can do both then they probobly deserve to be ranked highly in regard to this.
Who really has the best hands? And how would you rank them just considering this aspect of thier skill set?
I have eliminated Calvin Johnson who is the consensus best Wr in the draft. I also eliminated David Ball who is highly regarded in this aspect of his game but lacks speed. Please vote for each of the 4 questions based on which Wr you think has the best hands out of that group of 5 players. If you vote other please state who you voted for. Or better yet rank all of these players based on thier hands/ability to catch the ball.
So what will seperate this deep group of talented Wrs from each other?
We have the measurables to compare all these Wrs but those measurables do not include what is probobly the most important thing. The recievers ability to catch the ball and catch the ball in tough situations. Just see Troy Williamson last year. I think Williamson has all the talent one could hope for except in the most critical thing for a Wr to do.
Catch the ball!!
When it is all said and done its the hands. The Wrs who can make the clutch catches on 3rd down and gain the confidence of thier Qbs and coaches who will always start and always have the opportunity to make plays.
So please vote for the rookie Wr prospects based on who has the softest hands and who will catch the highest percentage of thier targets. This can be somewhat dependent on thier Qb and the routes they run I know, but without knowing this just assume that each Wr will have the same supporting factors.
I am not talking about circus catches either. While a Wr who can make difficult catches is great they have to make the easy catches look easy too. If they can do both then they probobly deserve to be ranked highly in regard to this.
Who really has the best hands? And how would you rank them just considering this aspect of thier skill set?
I have eliminated Calvin Johnson who is the consensus best Wr in the draft. I also eliminated David Ball who is highly regarded in this aspect of his game but lacks speed. Please vote for each of the 4 questions based on which Wr you think has the best hands out of that group of 5 players. If you vote other please state who you voted for. Or better yet rank all of these players based on thier hands/ability to catch the ball.