To be honest I think Charlie Jones is more important to the return game than anything. As a receiver he wasn’t going to do much with Johnson, Bruce, and Ragaini there anyway. Jones could flip a field instantly, and there’s a psychological contingent to it as well. When he returned a punt behind where a team punted from, there’s a definite electricity that guys feed off of.The problem is we are calling 20 catches 300 yards and 3 tds a key cog to an offense... I don't disagree losing Jones is a step the wrong direction. It just stinks that the bar is set so damn low.
There's only a couple ways BF could 'blow our socks off. It'd take the Oline improving immensely so running game can dominate and play action can be ran well. Or 2 he shakes up the playbook and gets more creative with it and playmakers are doing more damage. Both of those scenarios would take competent QB play and is anyone betting on that happening either? A lot has to go right and so far we've seen nothing to think it'll change much...
To be honest I think Charlie Jones is more important to the return game than anything. As a receiver he wasn’t going to do much with Johnson, Bruce, and Ragaini there anyway. Jones could flip a field instantly, and there’s a psychological contingent to it as well. When he returned a punt behind where a team punted from, there’s a definite electricity that guys feed off of.
Unfortunately LaPorta is going to see a lot of double coverage this year.I would swap out Ragini for Laporta otherwise I agree
As well he should... Unless Lachey really steps up along with other receivers anytime LaPorta is out there he should draw the most attention. If I'm a DC I'd make someone else beat us. It's just smartUnfortunately LaPorta is going to see a lot of double coverage this year.
To be honest I think Charlie Jones is more important to the return game than anything. As a receiver he wasn’t going to do much with Johnson, Bruce, and Ragaini there anyway. Jones could flip a field instantly, and there’s a psychological contingent to it as well. When he returned a punt behind where a team punted from, there’s a definite electricity that guys feed off of.
#41 ranked draft prospect.Unfortunately LaPorta is going to see a lot of double coverage this year.