Dejo
Godfather of FTO
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It's funny that's the play chosen to highlight him. He juked dude onto the ground and still didn't really create any separation. He's interesting for sure. Quicker than fast. Punt returner/slot guy, reminds me of a Welker/Edelman type, extreme best case scenario. Has 0 catch radius. I believe his arms were under 30". I don't really see him as a great fit for the Bears, but willing to take a chance if you can get him in the 5th or 6th.
I’ve been saying this for weeks now.
Jalen Tolbert
Not for nothing, but this is how I’m seeing experts who evaluate Leo Chenal.Love Poles stating that tape is most important and they need to trust the board vs what they see in shorts.
weren't the bears plagued by soft tissue injuries and dehydration under rusty jones
Not sure about that but I think he does play a role in the Bears being decently successful during the time span he was with them.weren't the bears plagued by soft tissue injuries and dehydration under rusty jones
I agree and think we got a good group with Poles, Flus and Getsy, I am anxious to wait and see after a couple of years but think these guys are smart.Love Poles stating that tape is most important and they need to trust the board vs what they see in shorts.
You really love this guy, his he a relative?Not for nothing, but this is how I’m seeing experts who evaluate Leo Chenal.
Those go look at him in shorts and go, run stopping thumper, can’t cover the pass, maybe a 2 downer, and then make him like their 15-20th ranked LB.
Those who watch the tape and see him play, like my dudes Broshmo and Brett Kollman, go holy shit! This guy’s a blitzing machine, force multiplier, wow!
So, Big Poles doin’ right!