Kearse...perhaps laser eye surgery helped w/ the drops

I like that he finds way of getting open, if he could just be more consistant with his catches he could be good and have himself a nice NFL career

Still don't like him, wish he'd stay off the RRR

Maybe the fact that no one is lining up to de-cleat him is helping, too.

Kearse said. “I don’t have to deal with the hassle of contacts. I’ve got a stigmatism, so sometimes they move around and one eye may be blurry. So it’s nice to not have to worry about that.

I know this well, sweat, jarring impacts and the occasional, hey i'm just going to move because contact. I'm not surprised he looks to have better hands.

Love Kearse. Other than the drops (which I'm not sure I can even say that) he's a complete WR. If his eyes were the problem and he can actually cut down on the drops, I think he can be a big contributor to the offense.

I will give him a break and look at him anew instead of the " guy that always dropped the ball at UW". Vision problems could surely do it

I'm excited to see what he can do for us, if only to be able to yell "Chop-chop!!!!" from the stands

WOOF!

It'd be pretty funny if we gained a legit starting receiver because of Lasik, haha.

Good to see him having a good camp so far, just hope the drops problem has left him completely.

Always could get separation and was truly elite at high-pointing the ball. I don't believe it was the eyes though causing the drops. Hopefully I'm wrong.

I like Kearse but I'm rooting for Stephan Williams an Chris Harper to out produce him because I think both have better size and a higher ceiling. I don't think Kearse will ever be more than a good #4 WR whereas Harper could be very similar to a David Boston or Anquan Boldin, and S. Williams could be our future Sidney Rice replacement.

Im rooting for anyone that will go out there and be productive. Sometime it takes people to gain confidence at where that at to be successful. All I know is Pete will put out what ever receiver that is going to best for the offense.

Tical21":3hqy3lbi said:

Always could get separation and was truly elite at high-pointing the ball. I don't believe it was the eyes though causing the drops. Hopefully I'm wrong.

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Largely depends on what his eye issues affected, IMO. If it affected his depth perception, that could easily cause a big increase in drops. Just plain blurriness alone probably not, though. Just guesswork on my part, really.

RolandDeschain":276yva3c said:

Tical21":276yva3c said:

Always could get separation and was truly elite at high-pointing the ball. I don't believe it was the eyes though causing the drops. Hopefully I'm wrong.

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Largely depends on what his eye issues affected, IMO. If it affected his depth perception, that could easily cause a big increase in drops. Just plain blurriness alone probably not, though. Just guesswork on my part, really.

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So what was screwing him up? He would make really great catches and drop and juggle some easy throws. Concentrating better at difficult times? Maybe. Anytime your vision is distorted it all is distorted not just a single aspect. Then try and do hand eye coordination activity while your vision goes from clear and crisp to fuzzy and distorted it plain sucks and screws everything up.

Close one eye and go play catch.
Yeh, thought so.

What was his drop rate with US? Not UW. I'm just wondering. He didn't seem like he dropped a ton.

Tical21":waen6xr8 said:

Always could get separation and was truly elite at high-pointing the ball. I don't believe it was the eyes though causing the drops. Hopefully I'm wrong.

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Theres a good chance you are wrong. Especially if the stigmatism diplaced the contact on one eye causing it to blur... which according to Kease is the case. What impresses me is that he didn't use that as an excuse.

Blitzer88":3og8t4sv said:

Good to see him having a good camp so far, just hope the drops problem has left him completely.

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Very encouraging to hear that he's catching everything thrown his way. That didn't happen to this point. Not even in camp.