@PaulKuharskyNFL Which is better for DGB: veterans are stern w/ him upfront or clean slate & come down on him if something happens? #PKmail
— Wes Marsh (@wes_marsh7) June 11, 2015Paul Kuharsky: I don't know because I don't know Dorial Green-Beckham to know what will work best for him. I certainly think it's smart to let a guy know your expectations as a peer and that you want a read on him to know how best to help him.
Keenan Allen 71/1046/8 in 15 games as a rookie. Last year... meh. Why are we blaming Whiz for Kendal Wright's failures in '14? #PKmail
— Adam Close (@angriviking) June 11, 2015Paul Kuharsky: So one guy dropped from his rookie year with Whisenhunt to his second year without him. Another guy dropped from his second year without Whisenhunt to his third year with him. And off of that we should determine what? Wright's dip was clearly at least in part a result of the change in what was asked of him. I don't think Whisenhunt would argue that it was a factor -- a factor he feels the receiver should have a better handle on now.
#PKmail why do you think scouts sometimes have such a difficult time determining whether college prospects can make it in the NFL?
— Charles Caudell (@Caudie) June 11, 2015Paul Kuharsky: It's a predictive business with all sorts of factors. No one can know for sure how a guy will react to tougher competition, football as a profession, having money, taking a big hit, etc, etc, etc.
@PaulKuharskyNFL is Hunter ready to make the leap and live up to expectations or is this another all hype OTA #PKMail
— The General (@mac9nj) June 11, 2015Paul Kuharsky: I'm applying a common standard of mine to Justin Hunter at this point. When he does something significant in a meaningful situation, I'll then begin to expect something of him in a meaningful situation.
@PaulKuharskyNFL Do you feel like the Titans did enough to address RT at this point? #PKmail
— Kyle Robinson (@karobinson8) June 11, 2015Paul Kuharsky: A third-round draft pick (Jeremiah Poutasi) and a free agent they think can be solid (Byron Bell) seems sufficient to me. I expect a third-round pick to start right away or be ready to start in relative short order. If he is, then they should be fine there. If he's not, then that's a problem. But using a third-round pick on a spot qualifies as addressing it aggressively to me.