I keep thinking Jared Wiley (TE-TCU) would be a really good understudy to Travis Kelce.
Both former QBs, both very good option-route guys who understand spacing and timing, and Wiley has an athletic profile similar to Kelce (long, lean, vertical speed). Wiley isn't the blocker…
Originally Posted by ToxSocks:
I won't be impressed with Wiley until he starts banging Shakira.
Right? Maybe in 10 years its Sabrina Carpenter and Mahomes has 11 more Super Bowls. In 10 years. Because if anyone can figure out how to win 11 super bewls in ten years its Patrick Mahoomss. [Reply]
I'm not some kneejerk guy who writes off everything somebody says just because I disagree, but Kollmann has had some pretty strange draft takes. Doesn't like Wiley? Thought he was a reach, and that there were better TEs we could have taken at that spot?
Like, sure, you get to this stage of the draft and a lot of it becomes a crapshoot, but isn't it pretty dang obvious what the Chiefs were going for when they took Wiley? And if Wiley even becomes 75% of that dream they have, that already makes him a top 15 starting TE and a pretty nasty threat in the passing game that will continue beyond whenever Kelce decides to hang'em up.
Maybe that would be a pick to hem and haw about if the freakin Cardinals or Titans or some other crap team took him, but in the TE factory that is KC, he can't see the obvious upside staring right in front of him?
Originally Posted by BWillie:
How did Kollman get his following? He doesn't really come across as someone who really knows anything. Just clean atmosphere and video editing
I think his "talent" is that he's good at breaking down film for the average fan.
That doesn't mean he can evaluate talent though. [Reply]
Originally Posted by BWillie:
How did Kollman get his following? He doesn't really come across as someone who really knows anything. Just clean atmosphere and video editing
He is pretty good at breaking down film and scheme. His talent evaluations are not so great. [Reply]