More draft analysis. TJ Vasher

[Redball Express]

Interesting the way suddenly we are looking for tall fast WRs going forward.

This tells me we are looking for improved Redzone play possibly.

Enjoy.

My thanx to the poster for sharing this.

 

[JoeKing]

I see Vasher as a preseason superstar. He's making the team.

 

[The Realist]

Move him to corner.

 

[john van brocklin]

He da man!

 

[Hardline]

Move him to corner.

Talk about position flex.

 

[Redball Express]

Move him to corner.

I sort of think his best position will be FS if he can tackle. Not something you would think from a WR.

 

[Risen Star]

I see Vasher as a preseason superstar. He's making the team.

LOL

 

[big dog cowboy]

More draft analysis. TJ Vasher

My analysis:

He wasn't drafted.

 

[BAT]

Interesting the way suddenly we are looking for tall fast WRs going forward.

This tells me we are looking for improved Redzone play possibly.

Enjoy.

My thanx to the poster for sharing this.

It's called HIGH POINTING the ball ****NOT-AN-OFFICIAL-SOURCE***.

 

[JoeKing]

Jerry is going to give the #9 Jersey to Vasher and tell Jaylon to go back to wearing #54.

 

[Typhus]

Bought time you saw this.

 

[Aven8]

As I’ve stated before I’ve seen him since his Freshman year. He looked all world in the beginning and suddenly went down hill with the ability to stay on the field. I don’t see how he’s suddenly going to be good here.

 

[JoeKing]

As I’ve stated before I’ve seen him since his Freshman year. He looked all world in the beginning and suddenly went down hill with the ability to stay on the field. I don’t see how he’s suddenly going to be good here.

A professional conditioning program like the Cowboys have can do a great deal for a young man as you describe.

 

[Point-of-the-Star]

I watched a film study on him the other day on YT (****NOT-AN-OFFICIAL-SOURCE***?) This kid seems to have a lot of positives and one of them is he goes out and catches the ball in his hands with strength. I like him and see him as a specialized weapon, especially against CB's that are < 6'. WR is crowded though. Maybe he becomes a PS guy.

 

[Jipper]

My analysis:

He wasn't drafted.

becareful they might call you a vasher basher!

 

[ghst187]

He’s got ridiculous talent and size but he has a serious uphill battle to make this team...the kid from Stanford is likely making it, three starters, Wilson, Brown, ...not sure Vasher can play special teams which is how Noah Brown has stuck around.

 

[PhillyCowboysFan]

He’s got ridiculous talent and size but he has a serious uphill battle to make this team...the kid from Stanford is likely making it, three starters, Wilson, Brown, ...not sure Vasher can play special teams which is how Noah Brown has stuck around.

Yes I believe that is the only way for him to make this team, is to take Noah’s spot.

 

[Hawkeye19]

Reminds me of Plaxico Burress a bit... love Vasher as a red zone threat, love his catch radius, love his upside on winning 50/50 balls. As an undrafted player— I am looking fwd to seeing him this training camp.

That said— I am concerned about his skinny legs and overall body frame. Can he take the abuse over the middle?

Also— is he willing to get dirty on special teams? Don’t see how he is much more than a role player on offense for the next 2-3 years, so he needs to contribute in other ways

 

[Dalmations202]

Vasher was awesome --- till coaching changes at Texas Tech.

Not sure what the deal was there, but he looked like a different person with the changes.

If Dallas will utilize him to his strength -- he will be a red zone threat, and be a productive tool for them to utilize.

 

[jazzcat22]

I liked Vasher in college. But he went un-drafted for reasons.
I am going with PS player at this point. And I am not concerned he will be plucked from the PS either. Most teams stick to. their own players to put on the PS.

He could possibly push for a roster spot, but need to see it in TC and PS games.
We know Cooper, Gallup, Lamb for sure.
Wilson and Brown, one or both will make the team. I know there are more Wilson fans than Brown, but I am not one of them. Wilson for more injury prone than Brown is (they both are, but may overcome that last year somewhat) Wilson showed some flashes in a few games, then disappeared. Brown showed some also when they used him. I do like them both in the roles they have though.

Fehoko will take Turner's roster spot as the 6th WR. So Vasher will really need to show something to take the a spot away from someone. Heck they kept 7 WR's in the past so maybe they do that again.