This young man deserved a pick. I really believe he can be an Amendola/ Welker type slot receiver in the right system. Perfect fit for Belichick.
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Him and Hollister both deserved a pick. They'll get picked up as undrafted FAs. We haven't seen the last of them that we can be sure of.
He's better off as a free agent than being drafted in the 7th.
I hope this isn't just my bias, but I think Tanner is going to make a lot of noise in the NFL.
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Tanner definitely has NFL talent and the bears got an absolute steal!
I don't know if this was brought up at the time of the loss or not. Anyway I saw a different angle of tanners highlight reel catch, that sent the game into ot in Vegas. It definitely appears that Tanner steped out of bounds for a couple strides before making that SC top 10 catch.
Shouldn't that have been flagged. I've always been under the assumption that a player can not step out of bounds then be the first to touch the ball.
Not that it takes away from the outcome of the game or Tanners talent at all. Am I misunderstanding the rule some how?
I don't know if this was brought up at the time of the loss or not. Anyway I saw a different angle of tanners highlight reel catch, that sent the game into ot in Vegas. It definitely appears that Tanner steped out of bounds for a couple strides before making that SC top 10 catch.
Shouldn't that have been flagged. I've always been under the assumption that a player can not step out of bounds then be the first to touch the ball.
Not that it takes away from the outcome of the game or Tanners talent at all. Am I misunderstanding the rule some how?
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They discussed this during the game. As long as you're forced out you can come back inbounds. They talk about it around the 3:27:00 mark.poke_addict wrote: ↑Mon May 01, 2017 11:05 pm Tanner definitely has NFL talent and the bears got an absolute steal!
I don't know if this was brought up at the time of the loss or not. Anyway I saw a different angle of tanners highlight reel catch, that sent the game into ot in Vegas. It definitely appears that Tanner steped out of bounds for a couple strides before making that SC top 10 catch.
Shouldn't that have been flagged. I've always been under the assumption that a player can not step out of bounds then be the first to touch the ball.
Not that it takes away from the outcome of the game or Tanners talent at all. Am I misunderstanding the rule some how?
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Fair enough I remember I had to work at the time and was keeping track on game tracker. Then only saw the highlights later. Didn't know he ever stepped out at all until this past weekend. Anyway can't wait to watch Tanner on Sundays. Kid is a playmaker!
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If you want a white receiver comp for Gentry, it be better to go the Adam Thielen route.
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Gentry said he molds himself after Dez he might not be as big as Dez but but he definitely fights as big and makes the same type of acrobatic catches I'm excited to see him get that opportunity.
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Sorry for the thread necro, camp is almost here.
Can somebody tell me about him. He doesn't really seem like a Welker or Amendola besides having good hands. He high points the ball more than them from what I saw on the little footage I've seen. Maybe I'm wrong.
Can somebody tell me about him. He doesn't really seem like a Welker or Amendola besides having good hands. He high points the ball more than them from what I saw on the little footage I've seen. Maybe I'm wrong.
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I don't think there's anything specific about Gentry that blew people away in college. He wasn't lights out quick, didn't physically overwhelm anybody, didn't break anybody's ankles with his fakes... Still he somehow always found a way to get open enough, to get his hands on the ball and haul it in even in double coverage, managed to hold on to the ball even when he got hit early, and so on. For somebody who saw the ball a lot, you also hardly ever saw him take his eyes off the ball to worry too early about what he was going to do with it, so there definitely wasn't a lot of drops. If it was catchable, he caught it. Sometimes he caught it even if it wasn't.
I would like to think he has all the "intangibles" for a successful NFL career, even though he's not your typical star athlete. There's something to be said for a guy who never quits, never stops looking for ways to improve, and who makes sure he does everything right every time.
I would like to think he has all the "intangibles" for a successful NFL career, even though he's not your typical star athlete. There's something to be said for a guy who never quits, never stops looking for ways to improve, and who makes sure he does everything right every time.