Skyler Green

[Doomsday101]

I agree. Dante Hall is used as a WR in some passing situations by the Chiefs, but he isn't on the field as much as say Santana Moss. Dante Hall is the one that caught the long bomb from Trent Green against us at the very end of last December's game at TX Stadium. This set up their FG attempt at the end, which they missed.

If we can use Green the same way, as a full time kick returner and situational WR, then I would be happy.

I agree. Main thing though is Green must show himself as a return man in the NFL. His ticket on this team will be as a return man but as I said I think if he can show the ability to do that Dallas could look to put him in the offense in certain situations and use his abilities just as KC has done with Hall.

 

[CrazyCowboy]

I also have read that Green was dropping passes, however I have read where he made some great catches.....but we drafted him to return kicks!

 

[RW31]

Cowboys | S. Green looking good so far at WR and on special teams
Sun, 30 Jul 2006 14:37:13 -0700
Nick Eatman, of DallasCowboys.com, reports Dallas Cowboys rookie WR Skyler Green has shown surprisingly good hands after just two practice sessions. He has made several catches even though he's had to go high into the air and then land awkwardly. He also did a fine job catching punts during the afternoon special teams session, none of which escaped receivers coach Todd Haley, who told Green during practice, "You've already gotten so much better, Skyler."

 

[DallasEast]

I watched Skyler Green at LSU. He is more akin to Dante Hall than Santana Moss. I think the Cowboys would eventually like him to be like Santana Moss, but receiving is not his strength, and it will take time to develop this part of his game.

However, he is MAGIC on kick returns, and you will see him take many to the house, as he did at LSU!

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