Oz-of-Cowboy-Country
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A number of tight ends, if given a chance, can produce. Remember Goeff Swaim. Jarwin will be alright as long as he stays healthy.
Yeah all we remember was seeing Richard Sherman highlights for a year amid the contract Hooplah and seeing that int against Jarwin 1k times. Is he gonna be the guy who can go up and get a ball and dominate at scoring or the checkdown take what the <.500 teams gives ya te like were accustomed to overutilizing??? If he is just another whitboy who cant jump we better be seeing more dual slot wrs or dual rbs.Buuuut in this case I feel like very few like Jarwin enough to be the starting TE.
I'm rooting for him but everyone loves the backup player.
Remember Troy Hambrick? Hopefully Jarwin can do more.
The one thing to caution against is the belief I've seen people express in the past that you can extrapolate Jarwin's numbers from his limited role into what they would be if he had a larger role. I still think Jarwin will do a good job receiving for the Cowboys, but we do have to recognize that up to know opponents haven't likely put much emphasis on him in their game, and once he becomes the starter playing the majority of downs teams will be game planning for him.If there's one thing that Jarwin has proven in his rare options toward glory, it's that he's able to rack up some pretty impressive YACs. I'm totally certain that that trend will continue.
The one thing to caution against is the belief I've seen people express in the past that you can extrapolate Jarwin's numbers from his limited role into what they would be if he had a larger role. I still think Jarwin will do a good job receiving for the Cowboys, but we do have to recognize that up to know opponents haven't likely put much emphasis on him in their game, and once he becomes the starter playing the majority of downs teams will be game planning for him.
To be clear, I'm not directing this at you, it's more of a general statement that in a bigger role he may have to work harder for his opportunities because teams will pay closer attention to him.
I think there likely will be another TE brought in, either by free agency or the draft. I say this because both Schultz and Bell seem to be mostly blockers, and I expect they will want another receiver who can step into that role if Jarwin were to get hurt. Obvioiusly the best hope would be to have one TE that is well rounded as a blocker or receiver who can provide depth on both fronts.That's fair to say, in view of the fact that he'd been so rarely thrown to in the past with Witten available. I'm hopeful his talent will be sufficient enough for him to make the most of his opportunities to be a receiving threat. I think he should be able to overcome the extra attention he'll attract. If not, the Cowboys would surely have to seek help from others, as well. I wouldn't be too surprised if we drafted that good TE from Notre Dame.
We all know Jarwin is the man. What's going to be frustrating is, his talent should have been exploited years ago, but Witt; the progress killer was here!
Of course he disappeared from games. He only played about 30-35% of the snaps. Hard to be consistent while on the sideline 65-70% of the time.Never mind the fact that Jarwin does disappear from games and that he's subpar as a blocker.
We're about to see how much it was a disappearing act.......Never mind the fact that Jarwin does disappear from games and that he's subpar as a blocker.
I'm rooting for him but everyone loves the backup player.
Remember Troy Hambrick? Hopefully Jarwin can do more.
Jarwin could be in top 5 of TE’s receiving yards-wise with right playcalling. The Giants game wasn’t an accident.I'm rooting for him but everyone loves the backup player.
Remember Troy Hambrick? Hopefully Jarwin can do more.
Witten didn’t set the lineup. Blame it on the coaches.We all know Jarwin is the man. What's going to be frustrating is, his talent should have been exploited years ago, but Witt; the progress killer was here!