Kevin Ogletree

[DanTanna]

Yeah, KO hauled ***, hurdled an Eagle defender, got hit in the air but landed on his feet and hauled some more for a big gain! He shocked me because he is so fast. Why can't we find someone who SHOCKS us at the OL position?

Great game KO!

 

[Future]

He was nice on those two catches, but I'll wait until he has to run more effective routes and catches the ball past the LOS before making judgements.

 

[links18]

Say what you want about Crayton, sometimes he deserves it, but lately he has come up with at least one big play a game. Some people just need to stop with the hate. All our receivers did well last night in a game that was back and forth, what more can you ask for? And I am usually a pessimist.

 

[Nexx]

I'm tired of the best hands on the team dropping wide open 3rd catches on what it seems like consistant basis. KO for 3rd Wr!

 

[LittleBoyBlue]

It was nice seeing a guy make the screen work. I thought he ran with alot of quickness and he surprised me with his yards after contact.

Yes. Pleasantly surprised.

I like that we have a package for Ogletree and we actually use it. If we can get Felix going on some plays in space, we'll be really tough.

Packages for certain players. I like that. I really like that.


I really wanted him to score on that play.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

He needs to be active and playing ahead of Sam Hurd. Runs that bubble screen perfectly.

Wait a minute now. Sam Hurd hasn't been some bum. Everytime he's had a catch its been for a big gain.

 

[alancdc]

Say what you want about Crayton, sometimes he deserves it, but lately he has come up with at least one big play a game. Some people just need to stop with the hate. All our receivers did well last night in a game that was back and forth, what more can you ask for? And I am usually a pessimist.

Amen. Every WR on a team can't be a 4.4 guy.

 

[Ren]

Miles Austin Sam Hurd and Ogleetree need to be our 1 2 and 3 WR screw everyone else.

I'd like to see him catch some pass down field before i start crying start him. There probably a very good reason why he's only being used on screens right now

 

[Doomsday101]

We have a lot of guys contributing to this team you would think people would be happy to see so many guys involved in games. It has got to be easier for the players at practice to know they will get some chances in the game and be able to contribute. Instead we get these threads

 

[casmith07]

I'll eat my crow and say he has definitely shown his potential. The only thing that is holding him back is ST play. I can see him bumping Hurd before too long.

I don't know, Yeag...Hurd makes some tackles on ST that I'm not sure Ogletree can make right now.

 

[Lifetimeboyzfan]

Miles Austin Sam Hurd and Ogleetree need to be our 1 2 and 3 WR screw everyone else.

Ummm, ever hear of Roy Williams?

 

[skinsscalper]

He needs to be active and playing ahead of Sam Hurd. Runs that bubble screen perfectly.

Hold up, there, bro. I seem to remember Hurd making some pretty damn decent plays himself this season.

Say what you want about Crayton, sometimes he deserves it, but lately he has come up with at least one big play a game. Some people just need to stop with the hate. All our receivers did well last night in a game that was back and forth, what more can you ask for? And I am usually a pessimist.

^^^This.

We have a lot of guys contributing to this team you would think people would be happy to see so many guys involved in games. It has got to be easier for the players at practice to know they will get some chances in the game and be able to contribute. Instead we get these threads

I agree. It's the fact that ALL of them get a chance to make plays that keeps them alert throughout the game. They know if they are in, there's a chance the ball is coming their way. It helps eliminate the half-***** efforts from players who don't think they're being "used enough". With this many playmakers, we may not have a single skill position player make the Pro Bowl (sans Romo), but we're going to win a hell of a lot more games and confuse a hell of a lot more D coordinators. I'd rather have 7-8 offensive guys who can make a play at any given time than having two guys that you "have to get the ball to" in order to win. I don't give a **** about who's the #1 or the #4 WR. The #1 is always the guy who's open (now). It has been the entire season. Feelings and contracts be damned.

 

[Doomsday101]

Hold up, there, bro. I seem to remember Hurd making some pretty damn decent plays himself this season.




^^^This.



I agree. It's the fact that ALL of them get a chance to make plays that keeps them alert throughout the game. They know if they are in, there's a chance the ball is coming their way. It helps eliminate the half-***** efforts from players who don't think they're being "used enough". With this many playmakers, we may not have a single skill position player make the Pro Bowl (sans Romo), but we're going to win a hell of a lot more games and confuse a hell of a lot more D coordinators. I'd rather have 7-8 offensive guys who can make a play at any given time than having two guys that you "have to get the ball to" in order to win. I don't give a **** about who's the #1 or the #4 WR. The #1 is always the guy who's open (now). It has been the entire season. Feelings and contracts be damned.

And that is all that matters. To hell with the fantasy football crap it is not about the individual numbers it is about a team going out and producing and the more guys that are able to contribute the harder it because for a DC to find ways of stopping us.

 

[Cowboysfan570]

Ogletree has some scary measurables, the only real knock on him there is that hes only six foot even. Other than that, hes got a decent vertical, has great acceleration, can switch directions very quickly, and actually ran a slightly faster fourty than Austin did.

I'm frankly pretty surprised that he wasn't drafted with those sort of stats, but I'm glad he wasn't since it gave the Cowboys a shot at him.

 

[RS12]

Ogletree has some scary measurables, the only real knock on him there is that hes only six foot even. Other than that, hes got a decent vertical, has great acceleration, can switch directions very quickly, and actually ran a slightly faster fourty than Austin did.

I'm frankly pretty surprised that he wasn't drafted with those sort of stats, but I'm glad he wasn't since it gave the Cowboys a shot at him.

I am glad they ended the Stanback experiment and did not put Ogletree through waivers.

 

[Chuck 54]

The great thing is we have the receivers to play ahead of him and let him take his time developing.

Running well with the ball is huge, but he's along way from proving he can be a starter and actually defeat NFL CBs. That said, I like our youth at the position.

 

[TellerMorrow34]

I like what I saw of him last night. I think he adds a little more talent to the offense and that is a positive.

 

[RealCowboyfan]

Hopefully Olgetree playing time increases on the offense.

 

[Yeagermeister]

I don't know, Yeag...Hurd makes some tackles on ST that I'm not sure Ogletree can make right now.

I agree

I'll be shocked if Hurd is brought back next season.

 

[THEHEREAFTER]

I salute the coaches for simply.. GETTING THE RIGHT GUYS IN.. Austin, Ogletree etc... based on merit. Loving the direction of this team..