Blocking ST Wide Receivers

[MonsterD]

Question for the experts. Is there someone who can block the run and be a good return man? I first think of Lockett of Kstate but is he going to be able to do that in the NFL at 170 lbs.?

I can't see a guy who is 220-230 lbs being a return guy so is there a list of guys you think will help in the run game and be a great returner?

 

[sureletsrace]

Chris Conley. 6'2 - 213lbs - 4.35 40.

 

[Alexander]

Kenny Bell, Nebraska.

 

[ABQCOWBOY]

Nelson Agholor might be the best blocking WR in this draft. He can return and catch BBs in the dark. Problem is, he could be a 1st round pick.

 

[DFWJC]

Ty Montgomery in the late rounds.
I wish he was better WR though. The guy may be better suited as a RB

 

[Alexander]

Ty Montgomery in the late rounds.
I wish he was better WR though. The guy may be better suited as a RB

I do not think he could be any less effective than Harris was as a real WR.

 

[Gaede]

I fully expect us to draft Montgomery . Just one of those names that keeps popping up

 

[xwalker]

Question for the experts. Is there someone who can block the run and be a good return man? I first think of Lockett of Kstate but is he going to be able to do that in the NFL at 170 lbs.?

I can't see a guy who is 220-230 lbs being a return guy so is there a list of guys you think will help in the run game and be a great returner?

Kenny Bell.

The other option is to use Reggie Dunn (4.22 forty as the returner) and use Street as the blocker and special teams coverage guy.

 

[DFWJC]

I do not think he could be any less effective than Harris was as a real WR.

Maybe so.
If they don't give him reps, then he can't produce anyway. And the Cowboys have a ton of options before they'd get to him. I mean, Harris only had 11 targets and still managed to get big plays.
I think he was way better than Montgomery at WR, but Ty has upside.
In the end, his early value would be KR/PR anyway.