[Goose]

The situation with Mckee and West actually reminds me a lot of Hogan/Nunes. One is the more experienced, west coast, short throw kinda guy who is more deliberate, often to his detriment. The other is raw, but clearly has "it" in that he is a gamer who is unafraid to sling the ball and make things happen.  Clearly Mckee is the way to go, but like Nunes/Hogan I wouldn't be surprised if that quality wasn't readily apparent in practice settings.

IMHO Mckee hasn't played anywhere near enough to demonstrate he is a "gamer" or has "it". So far, he hasn't shown that he is a fierce competitor or remarkably good at improvising under pressure, or even actually hitting the open receiver. So far, he has been pedestrian at best. That isn't to say he isn't all the good things we hope he is, but no way has he demonstrated anything yet IMHO.

[Goose]

The situation with Mckee and West actually reminds me a lot of Hogan/Nunes. One is the more experienced, west coast, short throw kinda guy who is more deliberate, often to his detriment. The other is raw, but clearly has "it" in that he is a gamer who is unafraid to sling the ball and make things happen.  Clearly Mckee is the way to go, but like Nunes/Hogan I wouldn't be surprised if that quality wasn't readily apparent in practice settings.

IMHO Mckee hasn't played anywhere near enough to demonstrate he is a "gamer" or has "it". So far, he hasn't shown that he is a fierce competitor or remarkably good at improvising under pressure, or even actually hitting the open receiver. So far, he has been pedestrian at best. That isn't to say he isn't all the good things we hope he is, but no way has he demonstrated anything yet IMHO.