kearly wrote:Honestly, I haven't even broke him down yet. Once I heard the story about his wanting to leave USC because of a decrease in targets, that made me wary about how he'd fit in an offense where he might get 3-5 targets a game. Course, maybe he just wanted out because the lack of targets was hurting his draft stock? Either way, I want unselfish receivers and tight ends, and I'm pretty sure that's a high priority for Pete as well.
FWIW, I wouldn't rule out Woods being a Seahawk. He ran a 4.51 and has moves after the catch. Obviously, Pete Carroll would be familiar with him.
My most underrated player threw the passes Robert Woods caught.
Recon_Hawk wrote:You might be a bit too harsh on Woods, kip.
kearly wrote:Recon_Hawk wrote:You might be a bit too harsh on Woods, kip.
I was being harsh? I have nothing against Woods. I was just wondering if Pete might for reasons stated.
Wenhawk wrote:I don't think he fits the #1 WR role similar to DeAndre Hopkins and Marcus Wheaton. Guys like Patterson, Allen, Hunter, and Austin will be drafted ahead of him because of their upside. He is not talked about at all though and if we did draft him I could see him as a decent upgrade over Golden Tate. He is much more polished route runner and has better size. He has made big catches in big games and looks to be pro ready just limited to being a very good #2 WR in the league if he perfects his craft.
kearly wrote:Recon_Hawk wrote:You might be a bit too harsh on Woods, kip.
I was being harsh? I have nothing against Woods. I was just wondering if Pete might for reasons stated.
SeahawksFanForever wrote:How much is he an upgrade over Golden Tate? Golden was raw coming out of college but after being in the league for a couple of years; if we were to compare Robert Woods with Golden Tate now then how big is the difference between these two?
polarbill1999 wrote:Who would people compare Woods to? Could he be a Reggie Wayne, Roddy White, michael crabtree, stevie johnson, etc???
I would take any of those guys in the late second.
Recon_Hawk wrote:kearly wrote:Recon_Hawk wrote:You might be a bit too harsh on Woods, kip.
I was being harsh? I have nothing against Woods. I was just wondering if Pete might for reasons stated.
It just seems you don't like him much based on a couple of things he said that may have been taken out if context or overblown. Not worth avoiding his tape over.
FlyingGreg wrote:Talent and fit outweigh the off-the-field stuff. Pete has brought in the likes of Lendale White and Mike Williams, traded for Marshawn Lynch, drafted Bruce Irvin (who had big off-the-field question marks that impacted his draft stock), brought in Terrell Owens, Antonio Bryant and Braylon Edwards (all with question marks), and just traded for and gave $67 million to Percy Harvin who has been described as a malcontent.
JSeahawks wrote:I think Reggie Wayne is a pretty good comparison.
JSeahawks wrote:polarbill1999 wrote:Who would people compare Woods to? Could he be a Reggie Wayne, Roddy White, michael crabtree, stevie johnson, etc???
I would take any of those guys in the late second.
I think Reggie Wayne is a pretty good comparison.
CHawks4L wrote:Chances of him dropping to us are greater in light of injury news:
Matt Miller @nfldraftscout 2h
NFL scout tell me USC Robert Woods may need to sit out a year due to an ankle injury. "Could play now, but better to wait until 100%."
Scottemojo wrote:CHawks4L wrote:Chances of him dropping to us are greater in light of injury news:
Matt Miller @nfldraftscout 2h
NFL scout tell me USC Robert Woods may need to sit out a year due to an ankle injury. "Could play now, but better to wait until 100%."
I don't buy that for a second. That is on par with the Dan Marino is a coke head, please please let him fall to us rumor.
Since when do ankles take a year to heal?
billio155 wrote:What do you want to bet the Packers pick Woods if he is there in the first round. After watching his tape, it's obvious, he has Packers receiver written all over him.
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