| February 06, 2020 05:37PM |
In the 16-10 loss when Cooper Kupp dropped the winning pass at home vs Seattle in 2017, Tyler Higbee was the clutch player late that game.
He only had 4 catches for 98 yards but his 24.5 YPC showed up on the eyeball test.
That was the game I thought Higbee was going to take his career to another level.
For what ever the various reasons, HIgs never broke out and became more of a verysolid blocking TE with flashes of clutch here and there.
Now I'm expecting him to have his best season in 2020 but not making any bold guarantees.
Tyler sure looked like a beast in the second half of the 2019 season.
He only had 4 catches for 98 yards but his 24.5 YPC showed up on the eyeball test.
That was the game I thought Higbee was going to take his career to another level.
For what ever the various reasons, HIgs never broke out and became more of a verysolid blocking TE with flashes of clutch here and there.
Now I'm expecting him to have his best season in 2020 but not making any bold guarantees.
Tyler sure looked like a beast in the second half of the 2019 season.
