Sean Payton and Aaron Rodgers on new Saints WR Jake Kumerow

SmashMouth · 12-30-2020, 11:59 AM

Originally Posted by jeanpierre

Kyle Mosley saying Jake Kumerow compares to Jordy Nelson - smh...

Only comparison is that they're both white boys playing WR in the NFL, there nothing alike Karen, I mean Kyle...smh

Saints fans watching his film on YouTube will recognize him as a white Marques Colston because of his consistent route running, reliable hands, adequate speed, generous catch radius, and his size...

Why has he bounced around the league for four years?

jeanpierre · 12-30-2020, 04:02 PM

Originally Posted by SmashMouth

Why has he bounced around the league for four years?

Marques Colston 2.0. Marques Colston probably would have bounced around because most OCs lack the vision to use his unique skill-set to gain matchup advantages...

Kumerow isn't going to wow you coming off the line with suddenness as Sean refers, but he's got requisite straight-line NFL speed, and the size to lean over smaller DBs in a mismatch and move the sticks...

Jake transferred from Illinois to Wisconsin-Whitewater, DIV III football, so his development was stunted; his Bengals WR coach was James Urban, the only time Urban has been a WR coach, so not a lot of work there...

Jake's also been on IR twice (the traditional IR); so that's also stunted his growth; and it really wasn't until he went to GB that he got to play with a good QB; GB went low and Jake and agent overplayed market...

He ended up in BUF, and the Saints caught BUF trying to save money and that's how we got him...

Jake is wicked smart, grew up in a football family, so he grew up watching film on Sundays with his NFL Dad; Joey and Nick Bosa are his first cousins...

I've been real big on his since the 2015 draft; but don't be surprised if he has a renaissance here in NO as his skill-set is very comparable to Marques Colston...

12-30-2020, 11:59 AM	#1
SmashMouth I donated, did you? Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Mandeville, LA Posts: 38,554 Blog Entries: 29	Re: Sean Payton and Aaron Rodgers on new Saints WR Jake Kumerow Originally Posted by jeanpierre Kyle Mosley saying Jake Kumerow compares to Jordy Nelson - smh... Only comparison is that they're both white boys playing WR in the NFL, there nothing alike Karen, I mean Kyle...smh Saints fans watching his film on YouTube will recognize him as a white Marques Colston because of his consistent route running, reliable hands, adequate speed, generous catch radius, and his size... Why has he bounced around the league for four years?

12-30-2020, 04:02 PM	#2
jeanpierre Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Thibodaux Posts: 43,543 Blog Entries: 39	Re: Sean Payton and Aaron Rodgers on new Saints WR Jake Kumerow Originally Posted by SmashMouth Why has he bounced around the league for four years? Marques Colston 2.0. Marques Colston probably would have bounced around because most OCs lack the vision to use his unique skill-set to gain matchup advantages... Kumerow isn't going to wow you coming off the line with suddenness as Sean refers, but he's got requisite straight-line NFL speed, and the size to lean over smaller DBs in a mismatch and move the sticks... Jake transferred from Illinois to Wisconsin-Whitewater, DIV III football, so his development was stunted; his Bengals WR coach was James Urban, the only time Urban has been a WR coach, so not a lot of work there... Jake's also been on IR twice (the traditional IR); so that's also stunted his growth; and it really wasn't until he went to GB that he got to play with a good QB; GB went low and Jake and agent overplayed market... He ended up in BUF, and the Saints caught BUF trying to save money and that's how we got him... Jake is wicked smart, grew up in a football family, so he grew up watching film on Sundays with his NFL Dad; Joey and Nick Bosa are his first cousins... I've been real big on his since the 2015 draft; but don't be surprised if he has a renaissance here in NO as his skill-set is very comparable to Marques Colston... Rugby Saint II and K Major like this.
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