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I really think both players are gonna exploded.I think TQS and Callaway are talented. To me the biggest issue is this, can these players stay healthy.
Yeah... but, this guy works for Johnson, TQS, Callaway, Winston, and Tony Jones... what else is he going to say? He wants to grow his business and get more clients, so he’s definitely gonna hype his current clients up as much as possible.That was a great video and insight into some of our young players. His descriptions of the players was encouraging and much better than what the keyboard warriors have to say about the players. Juwan Johnson looks big and to hear him described as smooth was good to hear.
Yeah... but, this guy works for Johnson, TQS, Callaway, Winston, and Tony Jones... what else is he going to say? He wants to grow his business and get more clients, so he’s definitely gonna hype his current clients up as much as possible.
I’m sure he sees some good things from all of these guys, and he did mention that they all have things they need to work on, but he kind of became transparent when he started saying he sees big things for Tony Jones Jr.
It sounds like he and Jameis Winston are friends, and Winston basically put him on the map as a trainer... Winston brought him all of these Saints guys... he mentioned he worked with Chris Godwin, and we know Godwin and Winston are friends, so that’s why Godwin went with this guy... etc...
Point is, this dude owes Winston a ton... so yeah, he’s definitely gonna have nothing but great things to say about him.
Thomas measured in at 5-10 1/2 and 209 pounds at his pro day and ran a 4.65 in the 40-yard dash. Jones measured in at 5-10 and 220 pounds at the NFL Scouting Combine and ran a 4.68. Thomas had a 7.12 in the three-cone drill and a 4.31 in the 20-yard shuttle, while Jones ran a 7.18 in the three-cone drill and a 4.21 in the 20-yard shuttle.
Tre'Quan has had a few years to show what he's got, and he's shown to be a serviceable WR. He's not going to be a WR1 or maybe even a WR2. It would have shown up by now. And that's fine. We need a WR3.
Calloway definitely has potential. Maybe without Sanders ahead of him, he could step up and fill that #2 spot? He's shown flashes, but needs that to be more then norm than the exception.
Good to see everyone putting in the work. Let's see what it translates to out on the field.
I think most keyboard warriors are inclined to have a lot of reservations, based on the fact none of the players mentioned have done anything yet, that indicates they are NFL quality players. They do not have to be in the discussion of top tier NFL players, but must be NFL quality. Myself, like every other Saints fan, want to see them become NFL quality for obvious reasons. If they end up as duds, well then we can say this staff and co. has done a bad job in their evaluations. Stay tuned as always, and let’s hope they truly become NFL quality players.That was a great video and insight into some of our young players. His descriptions of the players was encouraging and much better than what the keyboard warriors have to say about the players. Juwan Johnson looks big and to hear him described as smooth was good to hear.
I wish there was something higher than just a FDL "like" or could double "like"! I was going to say almost the same thing.Yeah... but, this guy works for Johnson, TQS, Callaway, Winston, and Tony Jones... what else is he going to say? He wants to grow his business and get more clients, so he’s definitely gonna hype his current clients up as much as possible.
I’m sure he sees some good things from all of these guys, and he did mention that they all have things they need to work on, but he kind of became transparent when he started saying he sees big things for Tony Jones Jr.
It sounds like he and Jameis Winston are friends, and Winston basically put him on the map as a trainer... Winston brought him all of these Saints guys... he mentioned he worked with Chris Godwin, and we know Godwin and Winston are friends, so that’s why Godwin went with this guy... etc...
Point is, this dude owes Winston a ton... so yeah, he’s definitely gonna have nothing but great things to say about him.
WHO IS ROUTE GOD?
James Everett, aka Route God, hosted the Saints teammates on location in Florida. The football trainer was a star wide receiver and cornerback for Denver’s George Washington High School. He played collegiate football for ASA College in Miami, Florida, for the 2016-17 season.
In a recent interview with Steelers Takeaways, Everett described his evolution from player to trainer. “It started off with training myself. I wanted to be better and looked at how others were doing it. I used my phone to video myself and others – watched how they were doing it and built my training that way. Other guys saw how I was doing it and asked to work with me. I said, “Sure, come on. Let’s do it!” Everett said.