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[EdmundDorf]

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@PFF_Washington
Jeremy Reaves 2020 grade: 84.1 Guitar

Highest-graded season for a Washington Safety since 2007 (Sean Taylor, 84.9)

[Chief X_Phackter]

That's a nice PFF grade, but a pretty small sample size. He only started 3 games, and only played 39 snaps.

How great would that be though if he can come back this year and produce at that level over 17 games?

Edit: My bad, he was in on 262 defensive snaps for the regular season. "10 tackles in the playoff loss to Tampa Bay and finished as PFF's No. 4 graded safety, logging 262 defensive snaps in the regular season and 74 more in the playoffs."

[Monkeydad]

1 Guitar?

I only remember 1 play from Reaves last year, a 4th-down stop on a reverse if I recall correctly. I barely remember the guy playing.

PFF needs to raise the minimum qualifiers, because he didn't have a single Sean Taylor-like game, let alone season.

This makes me question the legitimacy of PFF numbers completely.

[MTK]

Need to know what his drums and bass grades were.

[Pervis_Griffith]

Originally Posted by AnonEmouse

Wouldn't be surprised if we pick him up again post draft, assuming we don't fill our boots in the draft.

Heard on Sirrius XM that Moss was picked up by Cincy, reuniting him with Burrow.

Oh well.

[SkinzWin]

Originally Posted by Pervis_Griffith

Heard on Sirrius XM that Moss was picked up by Cincy, reuniting him with Burrow.

Oh well.

Yep. Saw it on Twitter too.

[MTK]

Interesting prospect we signed today

Chile’s Sammis Reyes: Former D1 hoopster’s NFL Pro Day was a slam dunk

Washington Signs Former Division I Basketball Player Sammis Reyes

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by MTK

Interesting prospect we signed today

Chile’s Sammis Reyes: Former D1 hoopster’s NFL Pro Day was a slam dunk

Washington Signs Former Division I Basketball Player Sammis Reyes

These type of stories make him an early pick my training camp hero hype train. Seems like a really good dude and had off the charts work out. Hoping for an impact

[MTK]

We did a great job at coaching up Thomas... this new guy seems super athletic

[skinsfaninok]

Yeah Thomas came out of no where and is now a top 15 TE..

[Chief X_Phackter]

Guess they like this kid's potential a lot more than T Moss. If he can catch, he could prove to be a big matchup problem with his size and speed.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by MTK

Interesting prospect we signed today

Chile’s Sammis Reyes: Former D1 hoopster’s NFL Pro Day was a slam dunk

Washington Signs Former Division I Basketball Player Sammis Reyes

“However, Reyes was so impressive during his Pro Day that Washington's scouts decided snag him before the program even concluded.”

Like the aggressiveness here...

[sdskinsfan2001]

Please turn into Antonio Gates!!

[Monkeydad]

He's 6'6". That's a good start.


https://www.nbcsports.com/edge/footb...0/sammis-reyes


SAMMIS REYES
TE, WASHINGTON FOOTBALL TEAM
Washington signed TE Sammis Reyes.
The 6'6" and 260-pound Reyes -- who came to the US from Chile to play basketball -- was one of 11 players chosen for the NFL's International Player Pathway Program. Reyes, 25, played Division I basketball at Tulane. The Football Team signed him Tuesday, and he'll look to crack the roster this summer. “I wanted to go to the NBA; that was my dream my entire childhood, and of course it never happened,” Reyes told the South Florida Sun Sentinel in January. “So when I was 23, my current agent, my family and my close friends, they were like, ... ‘You’ve got to give this football thing a shot. You’re fast, you’re strong, you’re powerful.’ So my friends, my best friends, and everybody around me convinced me to give it a shot.” Reyes profiles as a practice squad player for Washington.

[GridIron26]

I like this move, leaving no stone unturned. Reyes looks athletic, it will be interesting to see how he translate it on the field when hitting/tackling is live.. At worse, he will contribute something to the team a little more than T. Moss ever did.