True as it may be that we need WR'S but can he make an impact? I like the 4.3 speed at 6'3 and 200lbs, put him and Lloyd on the outside with Olsen at TE and Hester in the slot and Davis/Bennett in the 4 WR set we might have something. Speed kills but he needs to be able to catch the ball.

 

Devin Aromashodu

Position: WR

Ht., Wt.: 6-2.5, 201

40 Time: 4.38

 

 

 

BIO: Two-year starter who totaled 26/494/4 as a senior after junior numbers of 24/513/4.

 

POSITIVES: Explosive receiver with an unpolished game. Quickly releases off the line, sharp running routes and gets separation from opponents. Comes back to the ball using his frame to protect the pass and adjusts to the errant throw. Possesses a burst of speed, playing faster than his 40 time and beating opponents in a foot race.

NEGATIVES: Constantly lets the pass get inside him and body catches. Lacks a sense of timing and anticipation. Rarely catches the ball cleanly and drops too many passes.

 

ANALYSIS: A solid athlete who can stretch the field, Aromashodu projects as a third receiver for a vertical offense. Needs to fine-tune his game and work harder to reach the level of expectation NFL scouts have for him.

"Rarely catches the ball cleanly and drops too many passes."

 

 

Looks like he will fit right in with our current receivers.

"Rarely catches the ball cleanly and drops too many passes."

 

 

Looks like he will fit right in with our current receivers.

 

What I was thinking.

 

Though, I seriously doubt he'll even see the field with this coaching staff if guys like Rideau or Bennett dont. hell, Rideau has been around this system for a while now.

With this staff, who the hell knows? That's why I'm so adamant about my belief that the Bears have a collection of WRs that could do damage in the NFL. I just believe they are mismanaged.

 

There is no way in hell someone can convince me that the collection of Olsen, Clark, Lloyd, and Hester can't create terrifying matchup problems for opposing defenses. And I didn't even mention the possibilities for a bright-minded OC who has those WRs and can put in Forte and Wolfe. Give these players to the guy running Boise State's offense, and I guaran-damn-tee that the Bears put up 30 a game.

Jason,

 

I could not agree more...

 

With this staff, who the hell knows? That's why I'm so adamant about my belief that the Bears have a collection of WRs that could do damage in the NFL. I just believe they are mismanaged.

 

There is no way in hell someone can convince me that the collection of Olsen, Clark, Lloyd, and Hester can't create terrifying matchup problems for opposing defenses. And I didn't even mention the possibilities for a bright-minded OC who has those WRs and can put in Forte and Wolfe. Give these players to the guy running Boise State's offense, and I guaran-damn-tee that the Bears put up 30 a game.

With this staff, who the hell knows? That's why I'm so adamant about my belief that the Bears have a collection of WRs that could do damage in the NFL. I just believe they are mismanaged.

 

There is no way in hell someone can convince me that the collection of Olsen, Clark, Lloyd, and Hester can't create terrifying matchup problems for opposing defenses. And I didn't even mention the possibilities for a bright-minded OC who has those WRs and can put in Forte and Wolfe. Give these players to the guy running Boise State's offense, and I guaran-damn-tee that the Bears put up 30 a game.

 

When I see a guy like Olsen struggling to get 50 catches this season. It blows my freaking mind.

 

Lovie is a defensive guy but even he should see that Turner should demand that Olsen is thrown to a minimum of 6-7 times a game.

 

I'm not very excited about Lloyd but who knows how well he can produce if he's not thrown to more often as well.

 

I'm glad McKee is out as every time I see that 2 yd flat pass to him I want to $hit myself. It's almost as bad as the patended McKee up the middle for no gain.