*****The Brashard Smith Thread*****

[RunKC]

This guy played WR, so he already has the skills for it. He lined up in the backfield, in the slot and outside. He has excellent hands.

He’s got elite start/stop ability. It really does remind me of Tyreek. Add the 4.39 long speed.

This guy is what we hoped Clyde would be, but he’s got way more juice. He’s also going to replace Steele on kickoff returns.

I have no clue how this guy lasted so long

[smithandrew051]

Originally Posted by RunKC

This guy played WR, so he already has the skills for it. He lined up in the backfield, in the slot and outside. He has excellent hands.

He’s got elite start/stop ability. It really does remind me of Tyreek. Add the 4.39 long speed.

This guy is what we hoped Clyde would be, but he’s got way more juice. He’s also going to replace Steele on kickoff returns.

I have no clue how this guy lasted so long

This was good work by Veach.

Every time we said “has to be a RB, right? All the good ones are getting picked!”, he stayed the course. So many to choose from, he just let teams take the guys that were repetitive to what he already had.

Then, moved up late and took a guy who slipped.

Good stuff.

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by smithandrew051

This was good work by Veach.

Every time we said “has to be a RB, right? All the good ones are getting picked!”, he stayed the course. So many to choose from, he just let teams take the guys that were repetitive to what he already had.

Then, moved up late and took a guy who slipped.

Good stuff.

I think 19 had been picked when we chose in the 5th.

The odds of another 'run' on RBs was about zero.

Holding tight made all the sense in the world. Then make a move when Martinez left and the next team looking to take a RB might take the last one you actually wanted.

He played it perfectly.