LB Rashan Gary is looking to turn potential into performance in Year 2. Larry McCarren has the report.
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Take off the mask. You’re not hurting anyone.
I kinda like it. i feel like we live in a future where the ninja s won the war and now everyone has to where a ninja mask
@Chris Hyde I like the way you think
People are way too quick to write off rookies as busts if they don’t perform up to expectations in their 1st year. Often it takes a year to concentrate on nothing but football and working out without the distraction of college classes to attend. Expect a huge second year leap from Gary and a lot of the Packs younger players, even at wide receiver.
Couldn’t agree more
He was the former top recruit in the country people forget in 2015 in the class with Derek brown from Auburn and all them
They act as if he was supposed to take more playing time from either of the Smiths in his rookie season…
Unfortunately, you guys didnt listen to the video. All college athletes have potential. Gary will have to come through during game time to have any value to us.
Larry – TAKE OFF THE MASK – you are tough enough to understand (without it)
I’m pumped for Reshan Gary he’s gonna be a real defensive difference maker this year
Z smith+ P Smith + Gary+ Clark = dangerous
Today’s society is a place where everything happens instantaneously. Amazon Prime offers free 2 day shipping. Many streaming services allow you to purchase a movie from the seat of your couch, eliminating the trip to the store to purchase a DVD. If you are sad, you can post something on social media for instant gratification. Even in the NFL, players like Zeke and Barkley made historic impacts their rookie seasons.
The expectation that players must come in to the league as fully developed players is asinine and leads to nothing but disappointment. Rashan Gary is a physical specimen learning to play a new position. There is always the chance that he won’t pan out, but if he puts it all together he WILL be worth the wait.
I’ve said it before he is fast and insanely athletic if the packers can find a way to get him on the field his reps will only improve his play. Maybe at MLB? On occasions like they used Mathews
Could see him shifting to strong side inside linebacker. Strong enough to take on front side blocks and packers need help there