Cause they didn't like the pick when it was made and are hesitant to admit they were wrong.
Great point. Broaddus does do that. Typically all these media guys do. Its why I like Sturm. He's willing to admit when wrong.
I don't really want to sign a tight end to a second deal at 29. Unless he's George Kittle then yeah.
I don’t either. But I’ll cross that bridge when I come to it.
I also watched him hurdle people after catching the football.
Ferguson was better than schultz last year.
No he wasn’t. What Cowboys game were you watching. Shultz playoff game against Tampa was the best game by a tight end in the playoffs.
I hear ya!
Did I say playoffs or last year as in the entire year? EPA ferguson's production blew schultz out of the water. And schultz was the worst blocker on the team.
He was and like you said, he showed some playmaker abilities. Fun thing how Broadus and that other cat don't seem to like Ferguson.Travis Kelse, over in Kansas City, was interviewed awhile back and asked who were the young tight ends that he liked. He named two players and Ferguson was one of those two players. I believe I will listen Kelse before I listen to Broadus and his buddy. Look it up on YouTube.
Everyone likes different players. Sometimes, players surprise. I think Belt is trying to be a little more pessimistic. His two co-hosts were attacking him the other day for being a "homer." It was a pretty classless ad hominem. I don't even know the other two clowns' names. Belt's response was priceless. He earned my support right there. Those other two are side pieces to the show anyway. Just there to move the conversation along. They bring no real substance or commentary analysis. I guess they get tired of being in the background and lash out..my guess is they, Belt and Broaddus, are trying to appear more objective or throw off competition.
I was thinking the same thing but we’ve got to at least see Schoon on the field before relegating him to this lot.
I think they are just saying what they believe his ceiling to be……not as high as other may think
I think people are thinking about it wrong. For our team, it's likely going to be how we utilize our TEs in the grand scheme of things. If McCarthy has changed anything with the playbook, it's going to be with the TEs, and perhaps their role in relation to Dak. Hopefully, we'll have TE schemes that often give Dak sort of a safety blanket so he doesn't get in the weeds out there, and have to throw into traffic. Intstead, he can just quickly dump it off to a FB, TE, HB, etc.
I think those comparisons are fair except that Ferguson already looks like a better blocker than Schultz was and Hendershot's a better blocker than Jarwin was. Hopefully, the comparison we end up making for Schoonmaker is Witten.
