A lot of posters in here expecting the world from Kincaid in 2023 are going to be very disappointed.
He will not be featured heavily in his rookie season. It's not this regime's m.o.
I think we have exactly what we need, health permitting, and if they're utilized properly.
There is ZERO reason James Cook shouldn't have 400+ yards receiving this season. Anything less is a failure on Dorsey's part.
To be clear, I don't question Kincaid's talent. It's more Ken Dorsey and this offense.
Aaron Hernandez is the best rookie tight endthat I can remember. He went 45 rec 563 6TDs and that was in NE's offense that featured tight ends.
I'm not optimistic he'll be utilized like he should. We'll see.
Unless there's a change in philosophy on offense, I don't get it.
He's going to get less playing time and targets than Knox. This helps us how, exactly?
No, I meant talent. You build for the future. A year from now (or sooner) the WR room consists of Diggs(31), Hopkins(32), Hyatt and Shakir.
What's wrong with that?
That's right. Gabe Davis is gone next year (maybe even this year) and Josh is still going to be throwing 30-40+ times per game, correct?
I'm going with the best talent available.
Anything is possible, I guess, but I think people are selling him short on this "one trick pony" stuff. He just happens to have blazing speed and Tennessee used that to their advantage.
Hyatt didn't win the Biletnikoff award for nothing.