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Tamorrion Terry WR
6'4 215lbs
Florida State (FSU)
First #Raiders prospect is a big WR type that would fill a void left by Tyrell Williams if he gets released or cut from the Raiders. We still have Bryan Edwards and a FA is possible as well but let's take a look #RaiderNation
6'4 215lbs
Florida State (FSU)
First #Raiders prospect is a big WR type that would fill a void left by Tyrell Williams if he gets released or cut from the Raiders. We still have Bryan Edwards and a FA is possible as well but let's take a look #RaiderNation
Let's start with a staple trait for any WCO system, The Yards After Catch
Here you can see Terry on a couple screens and a crossing route being able to use his agility to weave in and out of traffic and create a lot of yardage after the catch. He also has coveted pull away speed
Here you can see Terry on a couple screens and a crossing route being able to use his agility to weave in and out of traffic and create a lot of yardage after the catch. He also has coveted pull away speed
Next we all know Gruden wants to run the ball so let's take a look at blocking.
Not only does Terry have good size and length to get it done he also is a willing blocker. As you can see he's not afraid to mix it up, stay physical or get downfield to help out a sprinting teammate.
Not only does Terry have good size and length to get it done he also is a willing blocker. As you can see he's not afraid to mix it up, stay physical or get downfield to help out a sprinting teammate.
He stays square on his guy and uses his size and strength to get the job done. The first clip his hands get a little high and he'll have to watch that at the next level, same with that last clip need to watch when you take shots like that but he's a willing and capable blocker
Route Running/Hands:
His route running though not really something to write home about is good enough for a WR his size to perform well. He may need to work on his hand tech/release to be better prepared for more physical press corners but that's something he can learn.
His route running though not really something to write home about is good enough for a WR his size to perform well. He may need to work on his hand tech/release to be better prepared for more physical press corners but that's something he can learn.
Tree isn't that diverse but what he does he does well and in our offense he could be a difference maker, he is also a good improviser when the play breaks down, he's a big target and can usually out muscle guys for the ball.
He has experienced focus drops but he
He has experienced focus drops but he
Catches the ball with his hands and doesn't often let it into his body so the drops are certainly correctable
Deep/Intermediate Balls:
This is where Terry lives, he's great in these areas. Can setup guys for the double move and capable opening up areas underneath for TEs and RBs. Having him across from Ruggs we would really get to see what a TW/Ruggs type pairing would've been. He's
This is where Terry lives, he's great in these areas. Can setup guys for the double move and capable opening up areas underneath for TEs and RBs. Having him across from Ruggs we would really get to see what a TW/Ruggs type pairing would've been. He's
He's big and physical enough for the 50/50 balls, can win contested catches and when they call his name he's got plenty speed. Has been clocked as high as 23.4mph in game on a long catch.
A bonus too is he's great in special teams, you know as a rookie you always have much more value of your a teams guy as well. Terry can block on return teams and is pretty good at getting down field and snuffing those punt returners
Let me know what the rest of you think about this prospect. I think he would be an excellent addition to a team with a young WR group which has Henry Ruggs and Bryan Edwards going forward
As more info is released and combine times/official measureables this will be updated too
As more info is released and combine times/official measureables this will be updated too
