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Originally posted by elguapo:He didn't have better numbers though ?
He had better numbers in the last couple years of college than Rome and the wr the NYG drafted, both in the top 10. His TDs are impressive and he could be a more useful weapon than Pearsall. This guy could easily be our WR3 by the middle of the season.
Originally posted by tankle104:
What I like about cowing is how polished he is coming out. His route running and all of that is very mature for him being a rookie
only downside to him is that by the time his rookie contract is up - he will be turning 27 turning 28. lol but that isn't a big deal.
im very excited for him and hope he can stay healthy - we've needed someone with his speed for a while, one that can get open on the field. Lol
Originally posted by illinois9er:
Originally posted by tankle104:
What I like about cowing is how polished he is coming out. His route running and all of that is very mature for him being a rookie
only downside to him is that by the time his rookie contract is up - he will be turning 27 turning 28. lol but that isn't a big deal.
im very excited for him and hope he can stay healthy - we've needed someone with his speed for a while, one that can get open on the field. Lol
It's obvious they made a huge effort to draft guys that can contribute NOW and down the road. Without doing any looking I'd be willing to bet they have the oldest average age among drafted guys.
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Originally posted by RonnieLott:BA who?
Will he replace BA?
Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
The biggest question is will he be able to shed defenders and compete for catches against bigger DBs. If nothing else he's an effective return man and an occasional weapon for end sweeps.
Originally posted by SlipAndSlideBosa:
Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
The biggest question is will he be able to shed defenders and compete for catches against bigger DBs. If nothing else he's an effective return man and an occasional weapon for end sweeps.
With all the other talent we have (If Aiyuk does stay here) Cowing will probably be forgotten about by most defenses. So he will have his shot to succeed since defenses won't be singling him out.
Originally posted by rtj03:
I live in El Paso. He was here at utep for a couple of seasons. He was lights out and the best player on the team. It doesn't surprise me to see him playing the way he did yesterday.
Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
The biggest question is will he be able to shed defenders and compete for catches against bigger DBs. If nothing else he's an effective return man and an occasional weapon for end sweeps.