Well, as Riddick just said on ESPN, one of the big problems with the passing game last year was that Teddy wouldn't pull the trigger. Treadwell doesn't solve that so if this pick is going to pay off in 2016, Teddy needs to be willing to make those throws. Treadwell's not going to separate with speed so throwing into tight windows will matter.
Hopefully, Treadwell will pay big dividends. I love that he was holding that Vikes jersey up in front of his daughter.
NFL Network guys say that the Vikes think Treadwell will be able to speed up a bit with continued rehab on the ankle that was broken. Fingers are crossed!
John_Viveiros wrote:NFL Network guys say that the Vikes think Treadwell will be able to speed up a bit with continued rehab on the ankle that was broken. Fingers are crossed!
He's also one of the youngest players in the draft. Hasan did a good writeup of what that means (its an advantage).
“Some people think football is a matter of life and death. I assure you, it's much more serious than that.” --- Bill Shankly
ESPN is making the Insider stuff available, this is their little capsule writeup -
Treadwell is a highly competitive and physical receiver who thrives in contested situations. He isn't a burner, but he is a quality route runner who has the size, strength and length to create late separation. Treadwell is a strong and balanced runner after the catch and takes a lot of pride as a run-blocker. Though he might never be an elite No. 1 receiver, he's arguably the top at this position who will instantly upgrade a receiving corps. -- Kevin Weidl
Treadwell is an amazing player, why are some people salty about that? Myles Jack is only gonna last about 5-7 NFL seasons, tops. Defensive players with microfracture surgeries more than likely fail and never meet to their full potential.
Treadwell's slow 40 time is misleading. Dude had a terrible injury so he might not even be back to 100% yet. Plus, he's got the best acceleration of the top WRs in the draft.