Nah he was pretty bad & immature as a pro. The offense pretty much struggled with him under center when they had a prime Odell, Jarvis Landry, Austin hooper, David njoku, nick chubb, Kareem hunt, one of the best olines in the league. He was so bad they went out & gave up premium capital to trade for Deshaun Watson
@@savysonny4861 They did that because they were retarded, not because he was "so bad". They made him play through a shoulder injury. Sure it was "the non throwing arm", but if you think that doesn't make a difference then you know NOTHING about throwing mechanics. He never played poor until he was unhealthy and that is a FACT.
I trust this team to coach him better. I’m encouraged seeing these highlights of him especially with the way how he leaped right in front of none other than DeAndre Hopkins.
Okudah is about to to up his game with the help of our coaching staff he will be a pro bowler. Believe in your technique and the work you put in. It will pay off
I’ve always liked Jeff Okudah but really for no particular reason. I think now that he’s on the Texans he might actually get a shot at showing his skill without being seen as terrible because they have a really good development mindset. Even though he is probably a majority of the way through his career I think he still has the ability to have a break out year.
Yeah we all wanna believe that.. with an A+ pass rush off the edge, a serious coaching staff and some depth, I can believe it .. our cap is basically zero .. not much else to hope for..
This is funny I'm doing atlanta franchise and have made him my permanent slot corner playing huge amounts nickle or slot CB formations 80% of the time and he is a play maker first season we go NFC championship game and without usering him he got 5+ picks with like 150 int yards and 2 pick 6's picks snd big tackles re sign him to a good deal and mainly usering his in the secind seasin in 6 game she got 2 picks 1 pick 6 and huge tackles in the run game . Honestly one if the only notable/ extremely good for overall CB ive had
I hate when players get called bust cuz of injuries. If a guy is ass and doesn’t work out then I’m fine with calling him a bust but when a guy tears his achillies in his first game and struggles to bounce back I think it’s unfair to label them a bust. We r talking about a corner who has to relearn how to walk. Thats a long and extensive recovery that not everyone can come back from
@@JBThax that’s fine but u rnt a bust cuz of things out of your control. No one can stop an Achillies injury. It doesn’t matter who u r if it’s bound to happen it’s bound to happen. It doesn’t matter how hard u work or how healthy u live certain injuries can’t be avoided and judging players based on those uncontrollable injuries is ridiculous
@@RedEyeItachi What would you call it then? I think the label "bust" is more designated for the pick rather than the player. Example: nobody would consider JaMarcus Russell a bust if he wasn't picked in the top 10
@@JBThax I would call it and unfortunate outcome but calling a player a bust cuz he tore his achillies and hasn’t been the same since is unfair to the player cuz he didn’t do anything to deserve that label. U can’t control certain injuries and the achillies is one of them,
As a falcons fan, demeco will get him at his best, however, his best is a mid level CB2. He ended the year on our bench for a rookie. He doesn’t deserve all the hype.
