@packerboi posted:FYI, in his rookie season, MVS had 581 receiving yards from AR.
2022 NFL Draft: Day 3 rookies in the best position to produce in Year 1 | NFL Draft | PFF
And while it wouldn’t be a surprise to anyone if Watson produces in Year 1, it would be a surprise if Doubs steps up this year, given his standing as a fourth-round pick.
More evidence PFF is fucking stupid and does shit for actual research.
@packerboi posted:FYI, in his rookie season, MVS had 581 receiving yards from AR.
I believe some folks here would tell you Rodgers doesn't throw to rookies
#worstMVPever
@"We"-Ka-Bong posted:I believe some folks here would tell you Rodgers doesn't throw to rookies
#worstMVPever
He would have had 3000 yards if Arod weren’t such a dick.
@michiganjoe posted:
Thanks for the link. Definitely makes me think Doubs will probably contribute more on Special Teams than as a WR in year 1. If he can’t or isn’t willing to block, that’s going to limit the amount of plays the Pack really can use him this coming season.
Suspect blocking wasn't emphasized in college the way it will be with MLF. Hopefully he'll learn and get plenty of opportunities as a wideout because the talent is there.
18 players had a reception last year (including AR), so I think there is a play or 2 he sees the field
If Watson, Doubs, and even Toure show anything, Amari might find himself on the practice squad. Especially if Toure is a better special teams player.
Romeo Doubs SZN. pic.twitter.com/jJYA5nr23N
— Daire Carragher (@DaireCarragher) July 28, 2022
@ammo posted:Aaron can be a dick to almost everybody.
Not for long…..with women that is.
Rodgers weighs in.
@Chongo posted:
Good Fingers ! 
Everyone is singing his praises.
@Chongo posted:
VERY impressed with how this young man answered those questions. Seems very solidly grounded and dedicated to the team. He may have to work in future years to have a strong enough voice to be a “leader” in the locker room, but for now I’m very impressed.
Although, truth be told, if the Pack were to take a Mtn West player in the draft I had hoped it would be WR Khalil Shakir, who is turning heads in Buffalo. But I am really going to enjoy watching Doubs (note: not to be confused with Fred C. Dobbs, eh Fedya?)
https://youtube.com/shorts/WXduF_wx5tg?feature=share
Doubs roasting Stokes 1v1.
I read somewhere that Doubs is more of a guy whose speed is shown in longer runs. I don’t know if it’s true but I read somewhere that he clocks 22-23 MPH in his longer runs. Like the #87 before him, his speed is deceptively fast when he gets going.
i dunno looks pretty dam fast to me, wow. and oh...catches the ball btw...another big pre-requisite.
Better hands so far than MVS as a rookie
Or his 2nd or 3rd years.
More praise from Rodgers
Analyst take: Romeo Doubs must be special. Rodgers never talks about rookies!
— Griff (@Mullet_Lebron) August 5, 2022
My take: Rodgers is just nicer now that he regularly does drugs
Whenever anyone calls him that I imagine them saying it in Shaggy's voice.
Some praise from the national media - Romeo Doubs. I really like this guy, Doug Farrar. He doesn't just float team quotes out there, he looks at the film and breaks it down.
Looks like Gute stumbled tripped and fell face first into a pretty solid pick.
seen a trend with some of his contested stuff, he tends to push off, that will be flagged every time. he can be sneaky with it, but when the coaches from other teams tell the zebras to watch for it, he will get flagged for O PI.
#Packers rookie WR Romeo Doubs is turning a lot of heads with his receiving ability... but there's still plenty of room to improve in other areas!
— Ben Fennell (@BenFennell_NFL) August 13, 2022
LaFleur will be on his ass about blocking - assignments, eyes, angles, effort, leverage... You CANNOT be the liability pic.twitter.com/dDDsCdPKBp
He's got some good mentors and examples for blocking with Lazard, Watson, Watkins and Cobb.
Doubs with the horrible drop yesterday.
Still lots he needs to work on.
Gutekunst drafting an athletic receiver with questionable hands is an established trend at this point.
@michiganjoe posted:Doubs with the horrible drop yesterday.
Still lots he needs to work on.
Including the slight push off.
Dude has insane football speed. The CB didn't bit on his half ass out sell but then he just put on the jets and went right by him.
@Herschel posted:Gutekunst drafting an athletic receiver with questionable hands is an established trend at this point.
One drop = questionable hands? Hasn't he had many difficult catches in TC, even earning praise from Rodgers who typically hates rookie WRs?
His hands looked shaky in the preseason game.
First pro game for him, I'm not gonna sweat it. You guys shouldn't either.
In short..CTFB.
@michiganjoe posted:Doubs with the horrible drop yesterday.
Still lots he needs to work on.
that was a soul ripper...jesus.
@pkr_north posted:that was a soul ripper...jesus.
In a training camp practice?
Your soul is going to be totally shredded before mid-season.
