Jackson hawes

[WEATHER DOT COM]

I bet $10 on a Hawes TD

 

a few inches away from a $300 payout 

[Simon]

2 hours ago, Blank Stare said:

More like Jackson Hoss. 

 

I might not call him anything else ever again 

 

2 minutes ago, syhuang said:

 

 

Alec Anderson played 3 snaps on offense 

[GASabresIUFan]

I said this during the draft that Hawes has better hands than people give him credit for.  He had a huge game against UGA and current Ravens rookie starter Starks for GA Tech and was someone I drafted in every mock draft I did as an upgrade replacement for Morris.

 

My guess is Beane envisions him as Knox’s eventual replacement.  

Edited September 8 by GASabresIUFan

[Buffalo716]

3 hours ago, DrDawkinstein said:

 

To that point, did we run ANY 6 OL Fronts last night? Or has Hawes eliminated that need?

Teams also don't show every single personnel grouping every game

 

The Ravens are already a big physical front maybe they figured six offensive line wasn't as big as an advantage as it would another team

[PoundingDog]

Scouting report says he lacks separation skills against man and general routing running ability. Let's see how he develops. Remembers Knox was not much of a pass catcher coming into NFL, even Kelce was not considered explosive enough to create great separation with his breaks out of college. Look at where Kelce is now, especially against zone he always finds the right open spot

[BillytheKid]

16 minutes ago, WEATHER DOT COM said:

I bet $10 on a Hawes TD

 

a few inches away from a $300 payout 

“That's what she said.” 
 

~~ Michael Scott

[Captain_Quint]

29 minutes ago, Simon said:

 

I might not call him anything else ever again 

 

 

Alec Anderson played 3 snaps on offense 

I know Anderson was hurt this preseason, so maybe they are mixing Hawes in for that reason. He is also listed as the first backup for both guard spots and center, so maybe they want to reduce the wear on him. 

 

But a TE like Hawes makes more sense. I kept waiting on Anderson to catch a wide open TD last year, but it never happened. Using a TE will keep the defense more honest than Anderson, and Hawes seems to just as good at blocking. 

[Simon]

Just now, Captain_Quint said:

I know Anderson was hurt this preseason, so maybe they are mixing Hawes in for that reason. He is also listed as the first backup for both guard spots and center, so maybe they want to reduce the wear on him. 

 

But a TE like Hawes makes more sense. I kept waiting on Anderson to catch a wide open TD last year, but it never happened. Using a TE will keep the defense more honest than Anderson, and Hawes seems to just as good at blocking. 

 

We also won't have to worry about the multiple problems Anderson had with reporting properly last year.

[BillsDad51]

Wonder if we'll see more of Anderson vs. Jets. He and Will McDonald IV had a couple of skirmishes during last Jets game.

Edited September 8 by BillsDad51
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[DrDawkinstein]

21 minutes ago, Simon said:

 

We also won't have to worry about the multiple problems Anderson had with reporting properly last year.

 

It wasnt even all of last year. He saved all his brain farts for the KC playoff game, since thats when it's best to just completely melt down.

[somnus00]

Quinton Morris was TE3 for a few seasons. Seemed like every year, he would have 4 catches total. But each was always a big clutch play. Here's to Hawes continuing the tradition.

[Simon]

3 minutes ago, DrDawkinstein said:

 

It wasnt even all of last year. He saved all his brain farts for the KC playoff game, since thats when it's best to just completely melt down.

 

I thought I remembered him doing it a few times before that game, but also in the latter part of the season, which made zero sense whatsoever. 

I mean how do you go 3-4 months with minimal problems and then suddenly start pissing yourself in the middle of routine play calls? 

[Big Turk]

4 hours ago, nuklz2594 said:

Anderson 6th lineman. Hawes 4th down for? Don't no need no stinking tush push

 

Speaking of Anderson...did we even run a single play with him in as the 6th OLineman yesterday?  I don't remember them saying anything about him coming into the game and declaring himself like they normally do.

[Simon]

2 minutes ago, Big Turk said:

 

Speaking of Anderson...did we even run a single play with him in as the 6th OLineman yesterday?  I don't remember them saying anything about him coming into the game and declaring himself like they normally do.

 

He only had 3 snaps on offense

[Captain_Quint]

31 minutes ago, Simon said:

 

We also won't have to worry about the multiple problems Anderson had with reporting properly last year.

I have to admit that I enjoyed hearing that #70 is reporting as eligible. That always meant that the beef was coming. But having he and Hawes to choose from is a nice wrinkle for the offense. 

[The Jokeman]

1 hour ago, PoundingDog said:

Scouting report says he lacks separation skills against man and general routing running ability. Let's see how he develops. Remembers Knox was not much of a pass catcher coming into NFL, even Kelce was not considered explosive enough to create great separation with his breaks out of college. Look at where Kelce is now, especially against zone he always finds the right open spot

If Hawes can have a Lee Smith career I'd be happy as long as a majority of it is with Bills.

[ChronicAndKnuckles]

4 hours ago, billsfan89 said:

What I like about Knox is that he’s one of the few Skill position pass catchers that adds physicality after he gets the ball. He runs over dudes out there. Something I just don’t see from the other TE’s and WR’s consistently 

I have to have a hard disagree with this one. I love the physicality Shakir brings after the catch. He even had a nice run up the middle.

[dollars 2 donuts]

A buddy of mine and I were talking after church yesterday.

 

We were buzzing on the idea of having Kincaid, Knox and Hawes on the field, all at once.

 

...low and behold.

 

I want more.

 

 

[billsfan89]

16 minutes ago, ChronicAndKnuckles said:

I have to have a hard disagree with this one. I love the physicality Shakir brings after the catch. He even had a nice run up the middle.

 

Shakir runs hard but I don't think he's gonna truck a LB like Knox could. Shakir isn't a bruiser in my opinion, he's physical in some ways but he's not a guy that is going to bowl over bigger players either. 

[ChronicAndKnuckles]

12 minutes ago, billsfan89 said:

 

Shakir runs hard but I don't think he's gonna truck a LB like Knox could. Shakir isn't a bruiser in my opinion, he's physical in some ways but he's not a guy that is going to bowl over bigger players either. 

Pound for pound I think he’s just as physical as any skill player we’ve got. His RAC is always near the top and they trusted him to run up the gut for a crucial 3rd down conversion. 

Edited September 8 by ChronicAndKnuckles