Jada Walker

Since the Carolina game, I just think that the offense has been just okay to underwhelming.

I just think that this powerful offense that has all these weapons from Luther Burton to Roma Dunzey to Colston Loveland, Zavion Thomas was utilized in the game as well, Cole Komet, Khalif Raymond, Jada Walker.

You have a lot of talent to be able to enhance your offense, to be able to take it to another level.

And I just think that since the Carolina game, I haven't seen the explosion.

I think that's where you're going to see a chemistry.

It's going to be with Tyson and the studs, and it's going to be Tyson and Jada Walker.

And we've seen when Jada Walker's been called on, he's answered the bell a number of times.

So while his opportunities have been limited, His impact has not because he's shown up every time he's been asked to make a big play.

Yeah, you're 100% right.

So that's kind of, I don't know, pretty standard.

He played more than Xavier Thomas and Jada Walker.

But the special team snaps, I think, are something to watch because he went from a lot in week one.

I think it was cut in half in week two.

But if Joe Tooney has a great game and Garrett Bradbury has a much better game and Jonah Jackson and Darnell Wright and Braxton Jones, then you're going to be able to run the football effectively if your two backs are on their A game.

And if that happens, then you could start to make plays to Colston Loveland or Cole Komet or Luther Burden or Roma Dunzey or Jada Walker.

They can't cover them all now.

They can't.

And so just getting familiar with him being the guy who's calling the plays in the huddle, him being the guy who's calling the checks at the line of scrimmage, that's going to be valuable.

I talked to Jada Walker in the locker room this week because I felt like Jada Walker, out of all of their regular contributors on offense, he spent the most time with Case Keenum.

You go back to his rookie year as an undrafted free agent, He's getting the third team rest when he got here.

Case Keenum is a part of his story.

Um, and, and, and I looked at that and said, like, in that case, I get it.

you have Loveland, you have burden, you have Rome, you know, Jada Walker's coming up.

You can always sign someone like they did, like Kalief Raymond, like that group I look at and go, all right, you remove DJ, you have the other pieces.

And if you had like the linebacker group, for example, and I understand people aren't really going to trade for a linebacker, but if you decided if someone wanted TJ Edwards and you're like, okay, we can trade TJ Edwards and have DeMarco Jackson start, you'd sit there and say, okay, but when you're trading away a stronger piece from a weak group already, you're, That's just where I just sit there and go, you know, at the time I was like, I get it, but I don't get it.

you make such a great point.

Like the comparison to Jada Walker.

Jada Walker has earned his reps.

He earned that.

I think Sam has given the benefit of the doubt because he was a third-round pick.

Colston Loveland's just body and people down the field doing the dirty work.

You got Jada Walker throwing violent blocks on the sideline.

Got rewarded for it with the touchdown too.

DeAndre Swift is picking up free rushers in pass pro.

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Jada Walker gets his reward for his blocking.

Last week, as he scored a touchdown, and really it was kind of all the unsung heroes that got a piece last week, whether it was Menungai ripping off a 60-yard run for a touchdown, whether it was Jada Walker catching it, or how about who the Bears' leading receiver was last week, Kalief Raymond.