kinda takes him out of the TE mix though ... maybe he can make up for Turner .... since we already know he can get on the field and make some catches .... very interesting

 

Sheets is a HB not a TE. I forget the name of the TE we signed late...gah.

However that has to be the shortest, least informative interview I've EVER read.

 

Thanks. His name was on my tongue and I just couldn't get it.

 

running stable looks excellent for the up-coming season
need to sign the Tandem from Hell asap & get on w/ business

 

The only thing left is to set up a foot race with Chris Johnson....:lol:

 

Or a spelling bee

 

Or a debate with Channing Crowder. I'd love to hear them talk together :lol:

 

We should make some stuff up, post it in club and see if it gets lifted...lol

 

Sheets is a good player i hope we keep him on our team i would rather have him over Cobbs, or Hiliard. i love that he has been working out since before the Pro bowl

 

There's a good chance that Sheets has more upside than either of them......I think we'll get to see a lot of him in the pre season

 

Yeah it's gonna be dry until draft day.....those bloggers gotta turn over every rock I suppose.

And I hope Nolan's hire does help Sparano, IMO he needs some help......he also need to improve this year as a HC.

 

Yeah I know but Hilliard had been there and Sheets was brand new to our offense....I think they just trusted Lexy more. Or maybe he's just better...

It's gonna be hard to say until we see them all in some pre season games. Looking forward to that....

 

wasn't he more familiar with the system at that time?

 

I think some of those INT's can be attributed to just being a rookie and some attributed to being a rookie that was forced to do more than should have been asked.........especially with the lack of play making targets he had to work with.

Personally I think he was pretty damn impressive, all things considered....I saw things from that position that we've been missing for quite some time.

 

Even so........he was a first year guy that didn't even get the benefit of getting #1 QB reps in TC.

He went 7-6 against the toughest schedule in the league, meanwhile Penny showed no reason to believe he could have done any better

Not saying Henne is a lock or that he doesn't need to improve.....but I like what I saw and I can't see how anyone could think that adding some play makers wouldn't benefit him, greatly.

He, unlike past QB's, actually has the arm to make use of them.

 

That's two pounds heavier than he was listed at last year when he ran a 4.47 at his combine. So he's gained 2 pounds 'and' cut almost 2 tenths off his 40? I don't see anywhere in the interview where is mentions his 40 time. Can you please provide a link to his improved 40 time? :up:

 

Not sure what that has to do with providing a link. Provide me a twitter link then :lol:

 

Bah this tell me nothing! Don't toy with me! :tantrum:



LMAO =) I read through a few pages on his twitter page and see nothing and that's as far as I'm willing to look as reading those pages hurts my eyes:lol:

 

We signed him Oct 13th. The day after the 5th game. There was some mention that Sheets was out of shape when he arrived in Miami and that it was surprising since he had been on the 49er PS.
I think JS is correct. Lex had a lot more time in the system and was much more familiar with it. They knew what to expect from him.

Depending on whom we draft, I think both Sheets and Tristan Davis will get a chance to compete for the 3rd RB spot. We don't know how well Cobbs can come back.

 

This isn't really much of an interview, just some form questions. Not very insightful form questions either.

But, who cares. Kory Sheets is my roster dark horse this year. I liked the signing when Cobbs went down, and I think he's good enough to stick despite the mass of talented bodies at RB. IMO, he'd be a lock if Ricky weren't still here.

Bold prediction: Sheets becomes our return man.

 

Pad, are you saying you'd rather have CP starting this year vice Henne ???

Please don't tell me this is so ......

IMHO it's 'nice' to have him as a security blanket ... but for all else -- i'd rather do without him. his presence is going to put pressure on Henne -- admittedly or not. could he still mentor regarding game management ... sure, but since they play 2 different types of games -- he can't show or help Henne be a better Henne .... i'd rather (and i said this before) he spend the spring with Marino .... that is a much better match for him.

 

IIRC, Sheets was saying that the 49er's practice routine was much less intensive than the Dolphins, and he needed time to adjust.

 

I'm not going to say whether Henne or Pennington should start. However I will say that like Padre I wasn't quite as high on his play as some others.

He has the physical abilities to make some VERY difficult throws. However I think at this point it's easy for us as fans to be wowed by physical gifts we haven't had around for so many years.

There were some serious flaws in his game, which were understandable considering he was in his first year starting. However that doesn't mean for certain that they will be corrected. His pocket presence for instance. He doesn't have very much feel for the back side pressure, and he doesn't read the defense very well pre snap it seems. Too many times there were free rushers he should have known would be free BEFORE the snap based on the number of blockers vs defensive players there were on a given side.

Also as Padre mentioned he made some BAD reads.

 

K. Sheets = HB

K. Spery = TE