*****The Jared Wiley Thread*****

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Rookie Jared Wiley makes the contested catch in the back of the endzone 😤 pic.twitter.com/eAJOjHHahN

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[Hammock Parties]

Jimmy Graham vibes

[New World Order]

Clayster what do you think is the O/U for Wiley tds this year.

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by New World Order

Clayster what do you think is the O/U for Wiley tds this year.

5

Kelce's a year older, and this guy will take Gray's targets, and McKinnon isn't here to eat up cheap yards and TD.

[Wisconsin_Chief]

Not understanding how this dude lasted until the 4th round, but thanks for letting us have him other NFL teams!

[duncan_idaho]

I think what excites me the most is how much more dangerous this will make the 13 personnel.

Yes, it's a potential succession plan for Kelce and looks like a potential draft steal. That shit is awesome.

But that 2022 offense was super dynamic because it was diverse, and one of those aspects of diversity of how effective and threatening the 13 sets were. Jody Fortson gave them a downfield threat with go-up-and-get-it skills that let them create a lot of big plays in the red zone/downfield. I think Wiley is a good replacement for that skillset, but with considerably more upside.

And with Kelce and Gray on the field, too, that's a really dynamic trio of targets who make your passing game thrive but can do enough in the run game to punish teams that defend it with nickel or dime.

[Hoover]

Originally Posted by duncan_idaho

I think what excites me the most is how much more dangerous this will make the 13 personnel.

Yes, it's a potential succession plan for Kelce and looks like a potential draft steal. That shit is awesome.

But that 2022 offense was super dynamic because of how amazing and threatinging the 13 sets were. Jody Fortson gave them a downfield threat with go-up-and-get-it skills that let them create a lot of big plays in the red zone/downfield. I think Wiley is a good replacement for that skillset, but with considerably more upside.

And with Kelce and Gray on the field, too, that's a really dynamic trio of targets who make your passing game thrive but can do enough in the run game to punish teams that defend it with nickel or dime.

I didn't realize that Jody Fortson made the 2022 offense so dynamic, here I thought it was Ronald Jones.

[duncan_idaho]

Originally Posted by Hoover

I didn't realize that Jody Fortson made the 2022 offense so dynamic, here I thought it was Ronald Jones.

I really was thinking about how unpredictable and versatile that offense was, and how the 13 set was a key part of that. Edited.

[BWillie]

**** it. Four TE sets lol

[Dante84]

Watch him be more productive than both Mayer and Bowers, and the Raiders cry.

[ToxSocks]

Originally Posted by Dante84

Watch him be more productive than both Mayer and Bowers, and the Raiders cry.

I kinda wanna say it...but i don't wanna say it....butt **** it....imma say it anyway.....

And i know this is waaaaay, way far out.....but....if everything breaks right for this kid in terms of health and reaching his full potential.....he could possibly out produce Kelce when it's all said and done.

He's going to get a full career with Mahomes...and Reid is a TE whisperer....just sayin'.

[PatMahomesIsGod]

Originally Posted by Dante84

Watch him be more productive than both Mayer and Bowers, and the Raiders cry.

Better physical tools than both those slapdicks.

[Basileus777]

He didn't really pop in camp, not sure how ready he really is to do much as a rookie.

[ThrobProng]

Originally Posted by Basileus777

He didn't really pop in camp, not sure how ready he really is to do much as a rookie.

Maybe that's a good sign. Guys who "pop" in camp often end up on the practice squad or playing in a different league. Give me "reliable and physically capable" over camp hype any day of the week.