So, what is the plan for the shifty wide receiver?Īccording to Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald, the Dolphins have Jennings learning to play on both the outside and inside of Gailey’s offense. The former fourth-round draft pick of the Seattle Seahawks was claimed off waivers by Miami in 2019. However, lost in what appears to be a crowded receiver’s room is second-year wideout, Gary Jennings. And Isaiah Ford and Allen Hurns continue to fly under the radar. Albert Wilson and Jakeem Grant should battle for reps out of the slot. It’s clear DeVante Parker, and Preston Williams will be the Dolphins No.1 and No.2 wide receivers heading into camp. That’s hard to argue, especially when you dive deeper down the team’s depth chart. That's a terrible sign and doesn't bode well for him having any real future in the league.One glance at the Dolphins 2020 receiving corps and you might believe it’s the most robust unit on offense. We don't know precisely what Jennings is struggling with, but we know that his coaches watched him in practice every day and decided he wasn't even worth a roster spot. Most guys simply don't have what it takes and it can be hard to tell who that will be until they get there. The fact is that the leap from college to the NFL is huge, from both a mental and physical perspective. And there's a TON of stellar athletes who come in every year and don't have the skills for the NFL. They do show some correlation with success, but far from enough to be dispositive on a guy. The Profiler stats like breakout age and dominator are fairly new and not that well-established. I've always been a bit opposed to relying just on numbers to judge a prospect.
The success rate for WRs is very low, and even lower in mid to late rounds. I don't think the question is why guys like him fail, its why other guys succeed.
But I think his career might be cut short unless he can stay healthy and cuts down on the mental mistakes. He's got good speed and I've heard can run good routes. There was also a rumor that Wilson pushed the team to draft him because he worked out with him before, so he might not have even been a player the team wanted to draft. He had a couple of penalties on special teams so we would just be inactive on game days. Then there's also the fact we had a couple of solid #3s already on the team which meant zero playing time. Separately, we already had a solid #1 (Lockett) and Metcalf, while also injured during TC, was being praised by the coaching staff and Russell Wilson himself. There was also concern of his ability to grasp the playbook. The biggest issue was he wasn't fully healthy his time here so he didn't get in many reps. There are a couple of reasons why he didn't see the field with us and was a poor overall pick. Zero tolerance "NO POLITICS" enforced in this sub. Inciting drama or being an asshole is a ban. What can I post? Anything NFL, fantasy or dynasty related, news & analysis. NO league recruiting or searching for leagues, a M/W/S Find-A-League megathread is provided. NO Player Temp Check threads, a Monday & Friday Megathread is provided for these. Use the daily pinned megathread or the Friday megathread for draft/mock results.
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