Podcast
The Herd with Colin Cowherd
It was described as a very easy watch, focusing on the importance of physicality in football, with highlights of Debo Samuel, George Kittle, and Amon-Ra St. Brown's playing styles and how they highlight the importance of physicality. The show was also discussed as a way to understand how coaches love certain receivers.
I watched the first episode and one of my main takeaways was this shit ain't that complicated.
— Episode: 3 & Out - Giants, Netflix's "Receiver",...
Episode: 3 & Out - Giants, Netflix's "Receiver", RIP Jacob...
It was described as a very easy watch, focusing on the importance of physicality in football, with highlights of Debo Samuel, George Kittle, and Amon-Ra St. Brown's playing styles and how they highlight the importance of physicality. The show was also discussed as a way to understand how coaches love certain receivers.
I watched the first episode and one of my main takeaways was this shit ain't that complicated.
It's really not. And this isn't, you know, the 70s and the 80s football anymore, right?
I recommend it. I thought receiver the first episode was just pretty cool. It's a very easy watch.
Debo Samuel, one of the most physical players I've ever seen. Blod, not a great route runner, but because he's such an elite player with the ball in his hands and he can basically play this hybrid running back position, you just get the ball to him, screens, pitches, put him at running back and he makes it happen. Breaks, tackles, runs guys over.
And then you watch Amin Rah St. Brown, who I think was a fourth round pick. Why do guys that aren't you think about the list of players in this in receiver George Kittle, fifth round pick Debo Samuel, second round pick Amin Rah St. Brown, fourth round pick Devante Adams, second round pick while Justin Jefferson was a first round pick.