We got a couple other players mixed in here and we will start Not with a tight end, but with, well, you know, maybe depending on how he plays, depending on how you feel about how he plays, you might think Denzel Boston is a tight end.
Why are we watching Baltimore? Two players play in the Jets versus Browns game because we watched Garrett Wilson and then we watched Denzel Boston.
My biggest thing that I think is going to be repeated from my prospect profile on Denzel Boston is just the fact that he has exceptional hands, which is funny because I think he actually already has two or three drops.
But he does have very good hands, very reliable hands, doesn't tend to win off of his release and also doesn't tend to win off of the sem of his route.
So where is he winning? I think more often than not, he's just a physical receiver that is going to win one-on-one against the corner, typically because he tacks the ball well.
He's just locked on to lax drive in his feet, cannot win in short areas, but has strong body positioning, knows how to use leverage well.
And by leverage, I'm talking about the leveraging of his body, not leveraging of, you know, an actual route being ran.
So being able to put his body in front of a defender went out big, bigger shoulders, long arms, the whole nine.
I think without getting into too much detail, and I know that we want to run today's episode a little bit quicker, I'll just really just cut down to the fact that I didn't see much new tape on denzel boston to get me excited truth be told like i think you didn't watch week six
We got a couple other players mixed in here and we will start Not with a tight end, but with, well, you know, maybe depending on how he plays, depending on how you feel about how he plays, you might think Denzel Boston is a tight end.
Why are we watching Baltimore? Two players play in the Jets versus Browns game because we watched Garrett Wilson and then we watched Denzel Boston.
My biggest thing that I think is going to be repeated from my prospect profile on Denzel Boston is just the fact that he has exceptional hands, which is funny because I think he actually already has two or three drops.
But he does have very good hands, very reliable hands, doesn't tend to win off of his release and also doesn't tend to win off of the sem of his route.
So where is he winning? I think more often than not, he's just a physical receiver that is going to win one-on-one against the corner, typically because he tacks the ball well.
He's just locked on to lax drive in his feet, cannot win in short areas, but has strong body positioning, knows how to use leverage well.
And by leverage, I'm talking about the leveraging of his body, not leveraging of, you know, an actual route being ran.
So being able to put his body in front of a defender went out big, bigger shoulders, long arms, the whole nine.
I think without getting into too much detail, and I know that we want to run today's episode a little bit quicker, I'll just really just cut down to the fact that I didn't see much new tape on denzel boston to get me excited truth be told like i think you didn't watch week six
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