tyrone calico

Tj's picture accurately sums up my feelings on this as well.

 

if he was any good, don't you think someone would have picked him up in the last 18 months?

 

That's the funniest April fool's yet! :ha:

 

We killed Calico by forcing him back on to the field before he was ready, so he was re-injured.
People here will act like he couldn't catch, and that was the reason for his career ending, but those that watched knew better. Injuries got him. Sucks, because he was showing a lot of promise when on the field.

 

Puhleeze. He had bad hands his rookie season and bum wheels after that. He never injured his hands- that was why he was cut- not his legs.

 

i think he made a lot of strides with his hand during his first full off-season here. you could tell in the pre-season. then roy williams broke his knees and he never looked comfortable again.

but he was never sure-handed.

 

Running a 4.34 40 Calico was worth keeping despite being raw with questionable hands. If he lost a step and confidence after the knee injuries now you have a guy with 4.5 speed, raw with questionable hands and no confidence.

I felt Calico needed a second chance but now that he has had a look by a few other teams and didn't stick it makes me think the Titans were justified in letting him go.

 

Calico didn't care to put the effort in like a lot of titans that were on the roster at that time.

One of the best things of the post-Reese era is more competition at every position. No complacency. You get better or someone takes your spot.