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I'll be damned. I realize that Texas is usually a black hole when it comes to TE talent, but i would have figured Jermichael or David Thomas would have managed 2 games over 100. Sanders is gonna make some bank in the NFL. 

The play was the textbook example why all OL get double braces. Hoping it stays non-structural 

JT is going to be needed for the bloU game. Here's hoping he can walk this one off and be one hunnert next Saturday.

  • 4 weeks later...

With the opportunities that Sanders has in this offense, 5 star TE’s should be knocking down the door to come to Texas. 

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Just now, Coach pop a bitch said:

 

Hugely undervalued by our fans imo. He is the truth

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Go to the Texans or Cowboys… or the Chefs

 

Chefs ???

 

Or "Old School" Chefs ???

 

 

Edited by LTtxfan

23 minutes ago, slorch said:

Go to the Texans or Cowboys… or the Chefs

 

If you can’t be on the Texans or Cowboys then the next best thing is showing up on Chopped.

Dude is going to be a weapon at the next level if he lands in the right situation.  I would love to see the Texans get him in 2nd round.

Go to the Texans or Cowboys… or the Chefs
 

Great “goggaly muggaly!” Snickers commercial for the Chefs.

Hook’em!!!
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5🌟 player talent that didn't take the weight room seriously enough -- not sure why he wasn't developed better.  Really disappointing that JT did not end up drafted in the first 3 Rds.


4th Best Available Player 4th Rd per ESPN

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Edited by LTtxfan

Poor blocker + a terrible combine and pro day nuked his draft stock.

Edited by Not a Sock

If he knew he wasn’t going to be a great tester why not come back to school and get stronger? Sure he would have gotten a fat NIL check. 

4 hours ago, Texasborn91 said:

If he knew he wasn’t going to be a great tester why not come back to school and get stronger? Sure he would have gotten a fat NIL check. 

Compare rookie check to NIL? Compare 4-year for this draft to 4-year for next ... IF he gets bigger, better blocking, better testing, and catches that do-or-die TD or sells the interference call.

All things considered, I'd say it's a toss-up and the bird in the hand is as good a reason to go to the draft. Good decision or bad decsion? Remains to be seen.

This is really weird. He seemed to make significant progress with blocking this year. He had to know pre-combine what his bench numbers would be. Should have claimed upper extremity issue and skipped 

A good bench/combine performance is highly predictive of NFL success- see HOFers Adam Archuleta, Stephen Paea, Mike Mamula, et al.

Edited by Bozo_Casanova

JT is a Longhorn, so I will always root for his success, but let's be honest, he hasn't done himself any favors since the end of the season.  

I get that combine studs don't always succeed in the league, but you'd have hoped he could have performed somewhere in the meaty part of TE performance curve.  

His combine performance was abysmal.  When I was at UT my "warm-up" weight was 225, and I weighed about 150 lbs.  How the hell can a guy who outweighs that by almost 100 lbs not get more than 8 reps.  It's stunning really.

If he wants to stay in the league he better get his shit together and start gaining strength.  

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