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Jeremy Reaves 2020 grade: 84.1 Guitar

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

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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?

[B]Edit:[/B] 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."

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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.

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Need to know what his drums and bass grades were.

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[quote=AnonEmouse;1281219]Wouldn't be surprised if we pick him up again post draft, assuming we don't fill our boots in the draft.[/quote]


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

Oh well.

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[quote=Pervis_Griffith;1281284]Heard on Sirrius XM that Moss was picked up by Cincy, reuniting him with Burrow.

Oh well.[/quote]

Yep. Saw it on Twitter too.

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Interesting prospect we signed today

[URL="https://www.americanfootballinternational.com/chiles-sammis-reyes-former-d1-hoopers-nfl-pro-day-was-a-slam-dunk/"]Chile’s Sammis Reyes: Former D1 hoopster’s NFL Pro Day was a slam dunk[/URL]

[URL="https://www.washingtonfootball.com/news/washington-signs-sammis-reyes-former-basketball-player"]Washington Signs Former Division I Basketball Player Sammis Reyes[/URL]

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[quote=MTK;1281308]Interesting prospect we signed today

[URL="https://www.americanfootballinternational.com/chiles-sammis-reyes-former-d1-hoopers-nfl-pro-day-was-a-slam-dunk/"]Chile’s Sammis Reyes: Former D1 hoopster’s NFL Pro Day was a slam dunk[/URL]

[URL="https://www.washingtonfootball.com/news/washington-signs-sammis-reyes-former-basketball-player"]Washington Signs Former Division I Basketball Player Sammis Reyes[/URL][/quote]

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

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

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

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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.

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[quote=MTK;1281308]Interesting prospect we signed today

[URL="https://www.americanfootballinternational.com/chiles-sammis-reyes-former-d1-hoopers-nfl-pro-day-was-a-slam-dunk/"]Chile’s Sammis Reyes: Former D1 hoopster’s NFL Pro Day was a slam dunk[/URL]

[URL="https://www.washingtonfootball.com/news/washington-signs-sammis-reyes-former-basketball-player"]Washington Signs Former Division I Basketball Player Sammis Reyes[/URL][/quote]

“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...

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Please turn into Antonio Gates!!

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


[url]https://www.nbcsports.com/edge/football/nfl/player/63640/sammis-reyes[/url]


[B]SAMMIS REYES
TE, WASHINGTON FOOTBALL TEAM
Washington signed TE Sammis Reyes. [/B]
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.

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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.