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Old 04-26-2019, 06:56 PM  
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Old 05-01-2019, 03:08 PM   #481
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It's completely untrue. Hell, you can go to his 2018 highlight reel if you want and see a 40-yard bomb the 2nd play. He ran deep often enough though. When you have 4 guys that can do it, you don't need him doing it every play.

Campbell is as fast (faster by electronic timing), bigger, and every bit as agile as Hardman. Campbell was more productive as a receiver. Campbell was a more productive kick returner early in his career than Hardman.

None of these are the reasons they chose Hardman over Campbell. So, I still try to reconcile it in my head. The only thing I can think of as a reason to choose Hardman over Campbell is that Reid thought he could learn the playbook more quickly. That's all I got. There simply is no other reason on the field or in testing to pick Hardman ahead of Campbell. Perhaps add in that Hardman is a good punt returner and Campbell didn't do that. Either way, doesn't much matter, not like he couldn't.


Campbell is about as natural a pass catcher as Dwayne Bowe and no, that's not a good thing.


He's also not a route runner. He's Tavon Austin.
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Old 05-02-2019, 10:50 AM   #482
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6.75 3 cone is very good. Usually anything under 7 is “good” but if you are under 6.8 then you are definitely “very good”.

Hard to believe Hill was 6.53. That’s is absolutely insane to go with 4.29 speed.

Hardman isn’t Hill obviously but he’s got elite caliber speed both vertically and laterally. I think Mahomes and Andy will help him look good as a rookie.
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Old 05-02-2019, 11:01 AM   #483
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6.75 3 cone is very good. Usually anything under 7 is “good” but if you are under 6.8 then you are definitely “very good”.

Hard to believe Hill was 6.53. That’s is absolutely insane to go with 4.29 speed.

Hardman isn’t Hill obviously but he’s got elite caliber speed both vertically and laterally. I think Mahomes and Andy will help him look good as a rookie.
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Hill might be the fastest and quickest WR in the NFL. And he never drops the ball and tracks it better than anyone.

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Old 05-02-2019, 11:38 AM   #485
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Hardman is going to blow the doors off nickel corners with Hill and Watkins out there drawing coverage.
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Hardman is going to blow the doors off nickel corners with Hill and Watkins out there drawing coverage.
If Hill comes out of this with only a 4-8 game suspension......then this offense is going to be ****ing nuts come playoff time. How the **** do you cover two guys that can burn you deep.....and then cover Watkins and Kelce who destroy the short and intermediate routes?
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Hill might be the fastest and quickest WR in the NFL. And he never drops the ball and tracks it better than anyone.

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Just because I'm a pedant, you're forgetting that game when Tyreek had an easy catch in the endzone and the ball clunked into his helmet and he dropped it, Robinson was stood right there celebrating before the non-catch was made. Think it was against the Ravens maybe?
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The Campbell vs Hardman debate will be interesting to follow as each of their respective careers progress. In my opinion they are very similar prospects- their measurables are almost a wash, maybe the slight edge to Campbell in speed and agility and an edge to Hardman with strength. I don't put as much stock into Campbell's productivity at the college level as some might. I think his stats are over inflated due to playing on an extremely pass heavy OSU team while Hardman was on a polar opposite run heavy Georgia team. I wish I had some next gen stats on how many catches for both receivers were within 5 yards of the line of scrimmage. Even their route running ability seems hard to predict at the next level- Hardman didn't play receiver in high school, came into the NCAA as a defensive back so he has plenty of room to grow. Campbell as well will need to improve his route running as well to shed the gadget player persona if he is to be successful.

Now obviously I am no scout and me watching a couple of highlight tapes does not make me an expert but the one thing that I noticed that I liked Hardman over Campbell is his ability to run through tackles and contact. To me Campbell looked more like a straight line sprinter (albeit a deadly one) while Hardman continually challenged defenders to bring him down (similar to Tyreek).

The Chiefs turned Tyreek Hill from an athletic gadget player into one of the best WR's in football, I hope they can elevate Hardman's game into that as well.
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Yeah I didn't see the new Hill thread before I posted. Holy crap we may get out of this.

I predict if nothing worse comes out - he gets 4 games for the comment she got on tape. Hopefully that's the worst of it.
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The Campbell vs Hardman debate will be interesting to follow as each of their respective careers progress. In my opinion they are very similar prospects- their measurables are almost a wash, maybe the slight edge to Campbell in speed and agility and an edge to Hardman with strength. I don't put as much stock into Campbell's productivity at the college level as some might. I think his stats are over inflated due to playing on an extremely pass heavy OSU team while Hardman was on a polar opposite run heavy Georgia team. I wish I had some next gen stats on how many catches for both receivers were within 5 yards of the line of scrimmage. Even their route running ability seems hard to predict at the next level- Hardman didn't play receiver in high school, came into the NCAA as a defensive back so he has plenty of room to grow. Campbell as well will need to improve his route running as well to shed the gadget player persona if he is to be successful.

Now obviously I am no scout and me watching a couple of highlight tapes does not make me an expert but the one thing that I noticed that I liked Hardman over Campbell is his ability to run through tackles and contact. To me Campbell looked more like a straight line sprinter (albeit a deadly one) while Hardman continually challenged defenders to bring him down (similar to Tyreek).

The Chiefs turned Tyreek Hill from an athletic gadget player into one of the best WR's in football, I hope they can elevate Hardman's game into that as well.
If anyone can it's Reid and co. I think catching, tracking the ball and feel for when to zig and when to zag are largely innate though - so hopefully he has those.
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