Culp is easy a 4-star guy. Really fluid - this guy is a seam-route killer. Him and Hunter?
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We could have Osborne, Bryant, Jones, and Culp all on the field at the same time.
Bynum and Jones are both really good looking kids, too. The thought of all these guys with Salvon and Skinny in 2019...
How about Cook?
Not suggesting it, but I wonder if Cook ends up low on the depth chart in a year or two if they'd consider a position switch to safety for him. If someone was going to do it, it'd be him. Obviously depends what kind of safety recruits we finish with this year and 2019 before it's even pondered.
Culp is easy a 4-star guy. Really fluid - this guy is a seam-route killer. Him and Hunter?
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We could have Osborne, Bryant, Jones, and Culp all on the field at the same time.
Bynum and Jones are both really good looking kids, too. The thought of all these guys with Salvon and Skinny in 2019...
How about Cook?
Not suggesting it, but I wonder if Cook ends up low on the depth chart in a year or two if they'd consider a position switch to safety for him. If someone was going to do it, it'd be him. Obviously depends what kind of safety recruits we finish with this year and 2019 before it's even pondered.
He is going to be the best blocking WR on our team. He will see the field more than some of other wr
Watched all of the hudls today for the first time and Culp's was the most surprising - in a good way. I don't think he is quite as quick laterally as Bryant, but he seems maybe a tad faster. Seeing a guy that is 6'4 240 outrun an entire defense is a thing of beauty.
Runner up was Mele. Dude is very light on his feet for a big guy.
As @Woof stated, Culp isn't Hunter Bryant ... but that's not a bad thing. Bryant is a genetic freak.
What you see with Culp is a matchup nightmare ... particularly if both him and Bryant are on the field at the same time ... that's just insane to think about.
But for as much fun as that is to think about in the passing game, Culp's film shows that he's a willing blocker.
That's what's so encouraging to me is that for a 2 TE system to really work well you need to have both TEs be as willing and capable of blockers as they are in the receiving game.
We're definitely at an elite level at the TE position with guys like Bryant and Culp on the roster.
As @Woof stated, Culp isn't Hunter Bryant ... but that's not a bad thing. Bryant is a genetic freak.
What you see with Culp is a matchup nightmare ... particularly if both him and Bryant are on the field at the same time ... that's just insane to think about.
But for as much fun as that is to think about in the passing game, Culp's film shows that he's a willing blocker.
That's what's so encouraging to me is that for a 2 TE system to really work well you need to have both TEs be as willing and capable of blockers as they are in the receiving game.
We're definitely at an elite level at the TE position with guys like Bryant and Culp on the roster.
Bryant is basically a 245 pound WR. Although, Culp may be a little faster and he's definitely bigger.
As @Woof stated, Culp isn't Hunter Bryant ... but that's not a bad thing. Bryant is a genetic freak.
What you see with Culp is a matchup nightmare ... particularly if both him and Bryant are on the field at the same time ... that's just insane to think about.
But for as much fun as that is to think about in the passing game, Culp's film shows that he's a willing blocker.
That's what's so encouraging to me is that for a 2 TE system to really work well you need to have both TEs be as willing and capable of blockers as they are in the receiving game.
We're definitely at an elite level at the TE position with guys like Bryant and Culp on the roster.
Bryant is basically a 245 pound WR. Although, Culp may be a little faster and he's definitely bigger.
He measured in at 6'3" 235, but he probably ends up bigger.
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Correct, but still... He's a Mack truck rounding the corner on those sweeps.
UW has an amazing collection of TEs.
Runner up was Mele. Dude is very light on his feet for a big guy.
Newton on the other hand was BRBSeppuku.
What you see with Culp is a matchup nightmare ... particularly if both him and Bryant are on the field at the same time ... that's just insane to think about.
But for as much fun as that is to think about in the passing game, Culp's film shows that he's a willing blocker.
That's what's so encouraging to me is that for a 2 TE system to really work well you need to have both TEs be as willing and capable of blockers as they are in the receiving game.
We're definitely at an elite level at the TE position with guys like Bryant and Culp on the roster.