I agree to a point, but Jarwin has come on pretty strong. I still think Witten is more reliable, but Jarwin has more big play potential, and it seems like the more experience he gets, the more reliable he becomes. If he has 75% of Witten's peak production I'll be happy.
He started off last year throwing guys open, but for some reason he seemed to lose that a bit. Of course, it's possible he did it more than it seemed, and the dropped passes just made me forget the throws. All that aside, he definitely looked better in that regard last year, compared to previous seasons.
The attacks on Witten by Cowboys fans late in his career have been among the worst things I've ever seen from Cowboys fans. And there have been plenty of other examples.Blake Jarwin took exception to comments made by Cleveland’s Austin Hooper about Jason Witten’s reported unwillingness to help. “You talk about a leader in the tight end room. He taught me a lot,” Jarwin said. “I know there’s been rumors that may be he wasn’t the best teammates to the tight ends and I couldn’t disagree more. Me and (Dalton) Schultz talked quite a bit about that lately, just what we’ve learned from him the respect for the game he has and what he’s taught us as players.”
Todd Archer, ESPN Staff Writer
Boyhowdy.
its also disgusting
Blake Jarwin took exception to comments made by Cleveland’s Austin Hooper about Jason Witten’s reported unwillingness to help. “You talk about a leader in the tight end room. He taught me a lot,” Jarwin said. “I know there’s been rumors that may be he wasn’t the best teammates to the tight ends and I couldn’t disagree more. Me and (Dalton) Schultz talked quite a bit about that lately, just what we’ve learned from him the respect for the game he has and what he’s taught us as players.”
Todd Archer, ESPN Staff Writer
I was referring to cowboys players doing well elsewhere in general and not tight ends. My point was that with Garrett he had his faves and it was to a determent to rookies needing developmental time. Whit had too many snaps last year that was easy to see.
Ware and Witten are two of the greatest players of all time, easy HOFers. No question at all. Picking at them to find ways to bash them is akin to cowardice. Very poor use of thoughts.
Of course. However, bashing him due to poor coaching is lame beyond lame.
Listening to BSPN hurts your brain.
He was the greatest tight end in team history and the second greatest tight end of all time.
Yup.
OK then it is the obvious with Witten. If you had the talent to replace him, he is not helping you. That is not a Team Leader and Winner and the results prove it. So Darren Waller better watch his back as he has far more physical talent and ability at this stage that Witten. Martellus Bennett and Rico Gathers know the true Jason Witten.Blake Jarwin took exception to comments made by Cleveland’s Austin Hooper about Jason Witten’s reported unwillingness to help. “You talk about a leader in the tight end room. He taught me a lot,” Jarwin said. “I know there’s been rumors that may be he wasn’t the best teammates to the tight ends and I couldn’t disagree more. Me and (Dalton) Schultz talked quite a bit about that lately, just what we’ve learned from him the respect for the game he has and what he’s taught us as players.”
Todd Archer, ESPN Staff Writer
How do you not know that how much each player plays is up to the coaches?
Sorry, he did look pretty pedistrian to my eyes.
