Bennett was a great pick, they just didn't use him because they had Witten. Fasano was a good player just wasn't fast/athletic enough to be a top TE. Escobar was the only bust, he was too slow, couldn't block and just didn't ever look like a player.
This & like 200 pancakes!!!!!! lol
You can't set a standard on guys who do analysis on every part of the team. There are too many opinions and projections to come out ahead.
James Hanna testing results make Schoonmaker look like he has two left.
Yup. Fits in my 346 yds prediction.
Since they didn't use him, that means they didn't need him, that means it was a terrible pick. Just picking good players willynilly w/ no regards to team building is bad drafting.
No, it's he didn't have a competent QB and had an offense geared to run. Michigan just wasn't an air it out team.
Hanna wasn't a route runner and never developed that part of his game. A 6th round pick.
Yeah these numbers sound more realistic.
AND if you are a 6'-8", 290 pd athlete who's feet are expected to take a pounding practice after practice, game after game it's going to be insanely hard to stay on a field if your feet are barking so loud that a dog catcher who attends a game might cite him for excessive barking.
Anthony Fasano was pick 53 in the 2nd round
Neither was Schoonmaker in college. This is all projection and wishful thinking.
Who is 6-8 290?
Yes he was, you are talking out of your behind.
Yeah, you’re completely making it up and taking what the TE coach said about a trait and running with it. Schoon was never a playmaker in Michigan and his only real year of “production” came in his last season.
That’s what a lot of these goofs don’t realize. If you watch Schoon’s film he is not a guy that is over physical trucking guys (ala Gronk) nor is he nimble or shifty, making guys miss in the open field and like you mentioned goes down on first contact. He does have some speed relative to his size so he can run open on timing routes like slants.
