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Message: <blockquote data-quote="tynimiller" data-source="post: 969280" data-attributes="member: 6578">This is NOT a defense of Amari at all, however having watched him specifically on return plays from last year to this year the dialogue of critiques on him are vastly different this year to last IMO.Last year I noticed honestly just a scared kid it seemed like with the ball and receiving the ball. When he did do a return it almost seemed like he doubted every single step he took and rarely attacked with a single step.This year, I see his actual receiving of the ball much MORE fluid than last year and looks natural - I bet this has to do with Bisaccia extensive work I've heard he had him do INSTANTLY upon arrival and just being a year older "in the game". Yes, he bobbled one last night, however my biggest concern isn't his returning skills but his lack of ability to get offensive snaps as a WR this year. His body type and skills set once the ball is in his hands is the type of WR nearly every team in the league would want to have taking some snaps in their offense....yet here we are two games deep and he has taken exactly 0 offensive snaps. That is massively concerning IMO.</blockquote>

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