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Rams43
Have you seen some of his highlights? Yeah, I know that they’re highlights, but still... They ARE real, not photoshopped.
I’m not seeing a one trick pony. I’m seeing a guy that gets open, has great hands, makes contested catches, goes up and gets jump balls, goes over the middle, demands coverage by opposing D, and has blazing speed.
Then I look at his production results and I really like what I see.
I think Cooks is “football smart”, too (if you catch my drift). McVay’s O requires “neck up” players, particularly at QB and WR.
So, I’m just gonna say it. For the first time, I think McVay can truly unleash the deep threat part of his O.
For whatever reason(s), he wasn’t really able to do it with Tavon or Watkins. I suspect that that’s why McVay was pining for a deep threat this offseason. Cooks fills that desire perfectly. I think our opponents this year are gonna get an unpleasant surprise come September.
I’m gonna give this trade a Hot Damn!
The reason that Sean McVay wasn't able to use Tavon as a deep threat is simple: Tavon is not a good WR. This should not be the least bit surprising.
