kuharsky bashes calico

funny.............we gave KVB the benefit of the doubt after missing two yrs with knee injuries far worse............but we wont give Ty a break.............people forget at the time of his injury he was having a monster preseason...................i think Ty is going to have a nice yr...........

 

he does not need a monster season...........he needs to click with Volek/VY and he'll be redone.............if not he'll be gone............

 

Johnathan Orr will he make it, I mean is at any risk to get cut since he just got drafted?

 

Calico has a history of dropping passes. So why is Kuharsky "bashing" him for reporting what he's seeing?

What difference does it make whose "fault" it is that he's not getting the job done? Either he starts catching the ball or he's gone.

I'm sure Reese and Fisher don't want to give up on a second-round pick and would like to keep him if they can, but Calico has got to give them a reason to want to keep him. The only things in Calico's favor are his potential and his relatively modest cap number. The potential can remain unfulfilled for only so long.

 

It is still a little early to be thinking about cutting a guy. Let's see how Calico does in camp and the pre-season before we start roasting the guy as a bust. He had issues his rookie year with dropping passes in practice but when he was used early on he responded well. Maybe he will respond and start to look in camp and pre-season like he did before the injury.
Does he need to raise his game a notch and become more reliable? Of course but staying on the team at this point has nothing to do with his draft postion or his salary. It is all about if he can beat out the lowest guy on the roster and if he can't do that he should be gone.