The Emerging Talent of Marquez Callaway (1 Viewer)

[ktmoze]

The Emerging Talent of Marquez Callaway

Ex-Tennessee Volunteer and undrafted free agent wide receiver Marquez Callaway is an emerging talent for the New Orleans Saints.

www.si.com

 

[Turfie]

He seems to have high IQ and field/game awareness. Good speed and “suddenness”

 

[jasonsw]

Excellent Article. Glad I'm not only one who thought he resembles Colston. Though he appears to be a tad faster, which will eventually make him a deadly receiver with the ball in his hands.
What makes him really good already is what he does without the ball in his hands. Looks like a complete all around player who will only get better with more reps and even greater confidence gained.

 

[bobad]

Thinking about him last Sunday's game. He's a fast, quick, talented runner, and not a huge dropoff from Harris. We finally have depth at punt/KO returner, and Callaway can probably even play gunner and maybe get more targets.

 

[mleg1972]

The Emerging Talent of Marquez Callaway

Ex-Tennessee Volunteer and undrafted free agent wide receiver Marquez Callaway is an emerging talent for the New Orleans Saints.

www.si.com

Good article, I can volunteer to proofread for SI. They obviously need some help.

 

[Troll Hunter]

Good article, I can volunteer to proofread for SI. They obviously need some help.

I'm pretty sure the OP is also the author of the article.

 

[BelowZero]

Good read, but do people not proofread anymore? There was some pretty glaring issues that a simple skim would've brought up.

 

[saints4eva]

The Emerging Talent of Marquez Callaway

Ex-Tennessee Volunteer and undrafted free agent wide receiver Marquez Callaway is an emerging talent for the New Orleans Saints.

www.si.com

Thanks good read

 

[Saint Taysom]

At the very least... Callaway looked like a competent fill-in should Harris need to miss any additional time/games. He was decisive, and displayed solid vision on returns.

He also looked to be a serviceable WR in deep sets... and he appears to have earned Brees’ trust more so than Carr, LJH, or Hogan ever did with their chances...

He reminds me more of Keith “Kirky” Kirkwood more than Colston... if Kirky could’ve returned kicks.

 

[Quiet Storm]

At the very least... Callaway looked like a competent fill-in should Harris need to miss any additional time/games. He was decisive, and displayed solid vision on returns.

He also looked to be a serviceable WR in deep sets... and he appears to have earned Brees’ trust more so than Carr, LJH, or Hogan ever did with their chances...

He reminds me more of Keith “Kirky” Kirkwood more than Colston... if Kirky could’ve returned kicks.

This is what I noticed. In ONE game Brees actually looked his way on a few throws. I can't say that for the others you mentioned.

 

[Koketsu_Sama]

"want to" is a paytonism meaning internal motivation in reference to an individual player

 

[Saint Taysom]

This is what I noticed. In ONE game Brees actually looked his way on a few throws. I can't say that for the others you mentioned.

That could have something to do with CGM being out too though.
It will be interesting to see if Brees largely ignores his other options once Michael Thomas returns... and if not, if Thomas starts chirping because he’s not getting all of the looks

 

[Saint Kamara]

I know I'm not the only one who thinks Payton speaks in a very disjointed manner.

I mean here's a classic case on his thoughts about Callaway:

Coach responded, "There's been glimpses you know, he's got speed. He had a few snaps today, where you see it in special teams. He certainly has the one, two. He's learning. He's obviously learning at a very quick pace."

 

[ANKOMA33]

I've always enjoyed watching WR's who can catch the football away from their bodies.

Callaway is only going to get better.

 

[Jb25saints]

I've always enjoyed watching WR's who can catch the football away from their bodies.

Callaway is only going to get better.

You know they have true WR hands when they do this!