Welcome Tre' McKitty, TE Georgia (Pick #97)

[Formula 21]

Or maybe Herbert’s sick of Nabors’ farts and wants him gone.

Or vice versa.

[Bolt Dude]

Or vice versa.

Nah. Herbert’s farts smell like end zone.

Hmm, that was weird.

[Formula 21]

Nah. Herbert’s farts smell like end zone.

Hmm, that was weird.

LOL.

[WindsorUK]

I think he takes Virgil Green’s slot not Nabors’. With Cook and Parham below average blockers you want both for short yardage packages, their athleticism will keep teams guessing too.

Green was more of an inline blocker for us. At Georgia, McKitty was the ' move tight end', lining up in the slot and the backfield. And most sites refer to his blocking ability as effective( not great)
I'm thinking like the other guys: he's nabbing Nabors spot.

[21&500]

Don’t see us married to either Nabors or Green so I wouldn’t be shocked to see them both gone.
McKitty will be tried at every imaginable way with the hope that he replaces as many positions as possible

[dmac_bolt]

Don’t see us married to either Nabors or Green so I wouldn’t be shocked to see them both gone.
McKitty will be tried at every imaginable way with the hope that he replaces as many positions as possible

Me neither. Green has a receiving threat marginally higher than an OL. Nabors - still waiting.

I confess first I only watched highlight videos too. But I also only watched highlight videos of Tremble, and to my eye Tremble looked slower, less fluid or athletic, and a worse pass catcher. i didn’t see significant difference in blocking ability but McKitty’s reel doesn’t have all that much blocking in it. The Domer looked stiff, rigid to me, I had a bad shiver of remembering Hester when I see him play. Works great against college players but doesn’t have any unique abilities that will excel at the next level.

i don’t know Mr Kitty yet but if TT and Staley think he’s a better choice, I’ll follow their lead and plan for him to contribute this year. We do have the one year rental at TE so if he can work out of H/F spot and add a dimension, might be interesting to see.

[21&500]

Man, you said Hester
ban?? JK

[like54ninjas]

Green was more of an inline blocker for us. At Georgia, McKitty was the ' move tight end', lining up in the slot and the backfield. And most sites refer to his blocking ability as effective( not great)
I'm thinking like the other guys: he's nabbing Nabors spot.

TM didn’t play many snaps @UGA, injury recovery, but he was used all over including inline.
He is a willing moderately physical blocker in both phases while needed technique work.
Watch his Sophomore and Junior years at FSU. Taggart’s offensive scheme doesn’t predominantly feature the TE but in limited opportunities he made an impact.

[like54ninjas]

Don’t see us married to either Nabors or Green so I wouldn’t be shocked to see them both gone.
McKitty will be tried at every imaginable way with the hope that he replaces as many positions as possible

VG isn’t on our roster.

[21&500]

VG isn’t on our roster.

Half prediction half postdiction haha

[Bearded14YourPleasure]

Green was more of an inline blocker for us. At Georgia, McKitty was the ' move tight end', lining up in the slot and the backfield. And most sites refer to his blocking ability as effective( not great)
I'm thinking like the other guys: he's nabbing Nabors spot.

Staley specifically pointed to McKitty’s ability as an inline blocker. I agree he’s able to move around a lot more than Green was and that won’t be his only usage, but he’ll definitely be the primary inline blocker from our current TE room. NO uses a lot of FB, as does GB and SF so I think our current offensive staff is going to keep a dedicated FB. I’m not overly attached to Nabors but with our staff coming from those systems, Parham and Cook being limited as blockers, and no other FB on the roster I think he makes the final 53.

[powderblueboy]

Or vice versa.

How dare you! Every excretion from Justin Herbert's body smells like lilac water & rose petals.

Moderators, ban this poster!