Re: Don't u think if TA had anything McVay would have got it out of him?

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I was saying before the season started last year that if McVay didn't adapt to how Tavon plays, as a hybrid run/catch weapon a la 2015, then that's not even a criticism....McVay did not draft Tavon and had no obligation to adapt his system to what Tavon does. So no that's not "coach blame.":

Anyway he was productive in that role in 2015. Are you saying he won't be in Dallas in 2018?

I agree zn McVay didn't want to "change" his O just for TA and I don't blame him. IMO, McVay saw that TA wasn't a true WR, couldn't read D's very well, didn't win contested balls often enough and he already had a better slot guy in Kupp. He just was not a "catch" weapon at all IMO. As for a "Run" weapon, he seemed to go for the sidelines too often as well.

I now you didn't ask me but I don't think TA will be "productive in that role ala 2015" because Dallas isn't going to use him that way either based on the article I posted earlier. Link

I don't see Dallas "adapting" their system for TA either. He will be a RB and ST'er down there.

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