Tyrell Shavers and blocking as a WR

[Marcus Aurelius]

7 minutes ago, WotAGuy said:

And then he made OT Paul Seymour a TE!

That reminds me 🤔 

One of my brothers got into a fight with Paul Seymour in a bar in South Buffalo, "Flanagans" if I recall  ...

I was there too, hiding under a table 

[Ralonzo]

38 minutes ago, ganesh said:

Hawes was the true hero...he neutralized Watt in the game....This guy is a gem.

 

At one point in the game, The Steelers actually adjusted the defense to compensate for Anderson and Hawes' blocking:

 

[Bad Things]

1 hour ago, vincec said:

Shavers led all receivers in reps. Shows you the relative importance of blocking vs receiving skill in this offense.

Or just for this particular game.

People seem to be forgetting that both of our starting tackles were out.

[Da webster guy]

1 hour ago, vincec said:

Shavers led all receivers in reps. Shows you the relative importance of blocking vs receiving skill in this offense.

Blocking AND receiving skill.   Shavers has great hands, he's shown that throughout training camps for three years and obviously his TD grab was not a simple catch in that wind.   We've got some stone hands guys like Knox and Coleman, Shavers isn't one of them.