[Schrock] #Bears WR coach Tyke Tolbert with more praise for Chase Claypool: “I’m excited where he is. He’s more into what we’re doing offensively. He asks a lot of good questions. He’s here extra too — when he doesn’t have to be here, he’s here doing a lot of extra things, trying to get
#Bears WR coach Tyke Tolbert with more praise for Chase Claypool: "I’m excited where he is. He’s more into what we’re doing offensively. He asks a lot of good questions. He’s here extra too — when he doesn’t have to be here, he’s here doing a lot of extra things, trying to get
— Josh Schrock (@Schrock_And_Awe) June 7, 2023
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[better, watching tape on his own, that kinda thing. He’s a big target, as we know. People forget that he’s 230 pounds but he ran a 4.42. He’s really fast. He was out here, and he was getting behind the defense a few times.”](https://twitter.com/schrock_and_awe/status/1666530085149593607?s=46)
A big red flag for Claypool has been his seemingly lack of maturity. Glad to see him taking a step forward in that department
Contract year, time to show out Chase.
“Asks a lot of good questions” yikes. That type of coach speak seems damning.
Trying to get what??
Just a reminder, Tyke Tolbert has had some pretty notable success working with receivers that have profiles like Chase Claypool. His success stories include Denaryious Thomas and Anquan Boldin among others.
Steelers fans went through this same stuff with Claypool for 3 years. Yes he’s big, yes he’s fast. It doesn’t matter. Bottom line is it doesn’t translate to production. He is not skilled and it prevents him from being more than a WR3. Don’t fall for the hype…
Not gonna lie to ya’ll but i’m always focused on Moore, Mooney, and Scott and keep forgetting about Chase
Great, now teach him to catch balls above his head.
when multiple people on your team (coaches, the QB) compliment you by saying you’re ‘more involved’ this year…it’s not a good thing. it implies you were half-assing it the year before.