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blizzuntz
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Originally posted by BrianGO:
Originally posted by LoneWolf:
If it happens to be a physical thing putting 5-10 lbs of muscle for some people is harder then it is for others, and he has one of those skinny boy builds. It may possibly be what was mentioned earlier also was he probably knows nothing about blocking in Ill he was just a route runner, and he ran really crisp routes really quickly. Who knows though 
If he can't put on 30 lbs of muscle working with a professional football program, there is something wrong with that program. 5 - 10 is nothing. I put on 25 lbs of muscle in 2 months. All it takes is discipline and proper nutrition.
Keeping the weight on might be harder for him, because he is burning a ton of calories with his football workouts, but still, he has all the resources he could ever need.
25lbs in 2 months?
Haha yeah right. Steroids
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NTeply49
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I cannot find a single decent career video on the kid. I wanted to take a closer look at our first round pick last year too see how much potential, and what I've found or lack there of worries me. For someone who put up the numbers he did in college, there should be more evidence of his talent on tape. I hope I'm missing something, because at the moment a solid number 2 receiver is at the top of my off season wish list. I'm trying to figure out if he would project better outside or in the slot. I'm also trying to figure out why the hell we drafted him. Any help?
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Kolohe
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Originally posted by DaDivaRecieva15:
here you go

Dammit this video is taking a long time to load.
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blm7754
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Originally posted by 52Fiasco:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njULL7rEo3c
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O931W3wadpY
He's clearly a slot receiver. Crabtree is best at flanker. We need a split-end to replace Moss (Josh Morgan was also a split-end). This is why I am very confident that we will draft a bigger WR this year.
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NTeply49
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Originally posted by DaDivaRecieva15:
here you go

This was the best one I found as well, and confirms my lack of faith. We need another playmaker at wide out, especially if Crabs gets hurt.
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RaiderHater90
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Originally posted by NTeply49:
This was the best one I found as well, and confirms my lack of faith. We need another playmaker at wide out, especially if Crabs gets hurt.
Seriously. This video proves why he was first round talent! He has some hands!
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grizzlyadams
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Wasn't aware there were any good AJ Jenkins videos.
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BayArea
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Originally posted by DaDivaRecieva15:
here you go

I like at 2:18 when he shows how sweet those hands are. I also like the yards after catch at 3:19. Pretty nice ass too at 4:25.
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thuglife619
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Originally posted by BayArea:
Originally posted by DaDivaRecieva15:
here you go

I like at 2:18 when he shows how sweet those hands are. I also like the yards after catch at 3:19. Pretty nice ass too at 4:25.
Ease up on the dude, jim and trent knew the dude needed time on the field and in the weight room. Even with all the question marks we still took him in the 1st. Dude has talent just give him time. After an offseason at the pro level and training camp plus pre season dude will be ready. With crabtree being elite(dont care what anyone thinks elite or not elite) vernon occupying safetys and linebackers plus our whole running gm is a threat, Jenkins will get a lot of 1 on 1 coverage. Jenkins can run and i wont be surprise if he gets over the top a lot this upcoming season. Jenkins speed will contribute next year.
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thuglife619
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Mark my words, Kaepernick will find this dude next year. I believe we will use his speed and he will see lots of 1vs1 coverage. I bet him and kaep hook up on some deep balls next year. Crabtree needed time to get to wheres hes gotten, its no different with jenkins.
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KegBert
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Originally posted by blizzuntz:
Originally posted by BrianGO:
Originally posted by LoneWolf:
If it happens to be a physical thing putting 5-10 lbs of muscle for some people is harder then it is for others, and he has one of those skinny boy builds. It may possibly be what was mentioned earlier also was he probably knows nothing about blocking in Ill he was just a route runner, and he ran really crisp routes really quickly. Who knows though 
If he can't put on 30 lbs of muscle working with a professional football program, there is something wrong with that program. 5 - 10 is nothing. I put on 25 lbs of muscle in 2 months. All it takes is discipline and proper nutrition.
Keeping the weight on might be harder for him, because he is burning a ton of calories with his football workouts, but still, he has all the resources he could ever need.
25lbs in 2 months?
Haha yeah right. Steroids
Even with steroids, 25 lbs of pure muscle put on in 2 months is an absolutely ridiculous number.