Hunter Bryant to UW

I think Bryant would be better used on the defensive side of the ball, especially considering how little we use the tight end in the pass game. Cade Otton looks to be about the athlete that Drew Sample is and he is doing just fine. Bryant is a special athletic talent and it seems like it would be a waste to put him on the offensive side of the ball and get targeted 2 twice a game. If we are going to throw to him then I'm fine with him as TE... just don't want to see him wasted.
Click to expand...

One concern I don't have is that Petersen will squander special talent by under-utilizing it.

If the Huskies have a TE worthy of being featured in the passing game, I would expect the offense to feature him.
Click to expand...

Exactky. See Perkins, Josh... not a good blocker but good receiving TE. So what did we do with him? Made him our 2nd leading receiver in 2015 (which isn't saying much given how abysmal the receivers were last year but still). The offense will always have an overall style, but schemes get tweaked based on the talent available. And Bryant is definitely a unique talent that can open up a lot of new looks for the offense.
 
The disrespect of Dissly is real! He is one of the most important players on the team. No joke.
Click to expand...

I hope he gets some time on D next year too. He's incredible. Great coaching to move him to TE. For some reason I always watch him when he comes in. If we didn't have McGary and Adams I would honestly want him playing tackle.
 
He's a very different player than Daniels.

He's just a 6-2, 240, 4.7, big and physical guy who has great hands.

He's a player that is pretty different than a lot of the guys we've had recently. He's a great combination between a pass catcher (he's naturally gifted catching) and a blocker (hasn't done much, but he's super physical). He is sort of an 'SEC' or 'Ohio State' body type in that he has it all.

I suspect he will play next year and with the way we train these guys, I suspect he will be physical as a motherfucker at the point of attack.
Click to expand...

OKG Aaron Hernandez
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top