Welcome WR Derius Davis, TCU (Round 4, #125)

[Heatmiser]

What's it going to take to get Moore to gameplan more opportunities for DD???
We have ZERO explosiveness in our offense. This guy just might be the only one, if they gave him more chances.

I was wondering why they don't use him to "take the top off the defense"? And if the defenses don't fear/respect him, let Herbert fire a couple his way.

TG

[Velo]

ON TOPIC:

I love this dude, thought he was too small for NFL punishment but he built well for his size and that speed is intoxicating. Cant wait to see what Moore dials up for him in future games.

Yes, I thought 5-8/165 lbs would be too small, but Tank Dell is exactly the same height/weight and his balling out in Houston. Why not DD?

[Velo]

We have ZERO explosiveness in our offense.

Keenan Allen is explosive. No he's not fast, but his ability to create separation is elite. And that's what it's about. Speed can create separation. But so can moves and meticulous route running.

If you want speed, well, this WR corps has it. DD, Guyton are both sub 4.0. Fehoko and QJ are both mid 4's. That is a lot of speed on one WR corps. It's up to Moore to scheme plays to use this speed.

That said, an offense that has games with 323 yds passing, 4 TDs and 68 percent completion percentage already has explosiveness.

[dmac_bolt]

Keenan Allen is explosive. No he's not fast, but his ability to create separation is elite. And that's what it's about. Speed can create separation. But so can moves and meticulous route running.

If you want speed, well, this WR corps has it. DD, Guyton are both sub 4.0. Fehoko and QJ are both mid 4's. That is a lot of speed on one WR corps. It's up to Moore to scheme plays to use this speed.

That said, an offense that has games with 323 yds passing, 4 TDs and 68 percent completion percentage already has explosiveness.

38 points is a pretty big explosion.