His measurables are great. If he can get a tryout and stay healthy, there's no doubt he has NFL-level talent...
His measurables are great. If he can get a tryout and stay healthy, there's no doubt he has NFL-level talent...
I don't know David. That attitude/acceptance problem was pretty widespread when CNS arrived. He helped Roy through some real difficulties early on and Roy regards him as a father figure now. I tend to blame the injuries. It seems every time he gets up a head of steam and we start relying on him, he gets hurt again. Of course, that's a scenario which occurs with a lot of promising players. Looking at the way he ran against VT, any HC in his right mind would be thinking "I've got to find a way to get that guy on the field." Then, as you say, with TR's progress, it turns into "Well, we're doing pretty well as we are..."
He looks like a "Belichick" late round gem. I'd love to see him go to the Patriots. Not because I like them but because I know they are a solidly run organization and will provide great structure for Roy.
Injuries have hampered Roy his whole career. Looking at the way he ran against VT compared to yesterday, the injuries have slowed him down and lessened his aggressiveness when he runs the ball. He should be commended for sticking with it and doing whatever is asked of him for the team. My hats off to you Roy Upchurch.:BigA: