2019 NFL Draft: Titans Select WR AJ Brown Round 2, Pick #51

[Flarb]

His lateral agility is impressive. 

[Huston]

15 minutes ago, NashvilleNinja said:

Wasn't AJB working out with Jerry Rice? I could have sworn I read that in the day 2 draft thread.

He ran the famous hill with him, Mississippi connection.

Edited April 27, 2019 by Huston

[Huston]

 

[Huston]

 

[TerryBoats]

43 minutes ago, Mythos27 said:

The Titans clearly disagreed. We could've taken a receiver much later but did so in the second. Taylor is now WR #4, the 6th option on offense (behind the receivers, Delanie, and Henry) and it is well deserved. He's just not as good as you think. This conversation is pretty much settled. 

I don't think that anyone argues that Brown is better than Taylor.  But he's in line behind some really talented players, so that isn't as big of a knock as you are making it out to be.  

[Huston]

 

[NashvilleNinja]

One of the best things about Humphries and Brown being here is Corey Davis is probably going to start eatin like a king now.

[Huston]

5 hours ago, abc2330 said:

I don't think that anyone argues that Brown is better than Taylor.  But he's in line behind some really talented players, so that isn't as big of a knock as you are making it out to be.  

It wasn't a knock at all, Taylor has a role on this team but Sharpe is the one who should be nervous.

Edited April 27, 2019 by Huston

[TitanDuckFan]

1 hour ago, TitanHeart2020 said:

Yea Definitely..I Think Tajae’s The Odd Man Out Here..Brown Provides A lot More After The Catch For Sure..

I'm not so sure about that one.

Taj has two things going for him that Taylor doesn't.

1) He finds the sticks and gets the 1st down.  Look at his 1st down percentage, and it's good.

2) He's also Mr reliable in terms of drops. (lack of)

 

Yes he does get bumped off his routes, for lack of physicality.  But in terms of reliability and being where he needs to be later on his routes, he beats Taylor regularly.

[Huston]

47 minutes ago, NashvilleNinja said:

One of the best things about Humphries and Brown being here is Corey Davis is probably going to start eatin like a king now.

As well as Walker, teams will have to defend across the whole formation for a change and still have to contend with Henry.

Edited April 27, 2019 by Huston

[StephenIsLegend]

3 minutes ago, NashvilleNinja said:

One of the best things about Humphries and Brown being here is Corey Davis is probably going to start eatin like a king now.

CD is going to fucking feast. 

 

Obviously it hinges on Mariota, but we have the makings of a very explosive and dangerous offense. 

[smokeater]

1 hour ago, begooode said:

Hope you don’t mind if they bother to lace it up first. Just sayin’

i get all the "let's not start sucking each others dicks just yet" stuff, but dam we are starting to seem like a real NFL team now with an NFL talent level roster.  I think I forgot what that was like.  I like all the lunch pail guys, but there's nothing like having individual players that have to be schemed for by the opposing team on a weekly basis.

[DocMac]

1 hour ago, TitanTez said:

I said plainly,what is his strength?  that's  not bitching. 

CBSSports - “Brown is a JuJu Smith-Schuster type receiver who thrives after the catch and can win in contested-catch situations down the field.  (He’s) my WR1 in this class.”

 

ESPN - “Brown is a big slot receiver who is shifty for his size and frequently makes the first defender miss after the catch.  He has a wide catching radius and MAKES TOUGH CATCHES IN TRAFFIC.  He has the fluidity and suddenness to develop as a route runner.”

[Somedude]

I have been so happy with Jrob this draft. Should really have solid WR core.

[TitanedUpSince'70]

32 minutes ago, Huston said:

Love this Vid

 

 

In that uniform, he sorta looks like a shorter version of Andre Johnson, when he was with the Texans.