This has been on my mind for a while. I just wanted to say how impressed I was with watching the progression of Nyck as the season went along. At first I think he was a "project" player. After the first 3 game or so, he still seemed to be on the bubble of possibly failing. His routes weren't sharp, and he gave the appearance of being somewhat soft. But appearances can be deceiving.
As the season went on he got more touches and I don't recall him turning the ball over at any critical point. He never caved. And then during the last few games he did absolutely take some fairly decent hits and every time he jumped up with a warriors attitude that did not show itself earlier in the season.
This is only my opinion but I believe he was the most improved player on the team. Obviously, other people will say it was Sellars - but Sellars was always a "QB" while Nyck was a project. He's not a project anymore. He's a certified WR now - no more project labels - and he'll probably be considered one of the most dangerous WR's in the country this coming up season, if he's not considered that already. Hope he keeps his head on straight and keeps working hard.
As the season went on he got more touches and I don't recall him turning the ball over at any critical point. He never caved. And then during the last few games he did absolutely take some fairly decent hits and every time he jumped up with a warriors attitude that did not show itself earlier in the season.
This is only my opinion but I believe he was the most improved player on the team. Obviously, other people will say it was Sellars - but Sellars was always a "QB" while Nyck was a project. He's not a project anymore. He's a certified WR now - no more project labels - and he'll probably be considered one of the most dangerous WR's in the country this coming up season, if he's not considered that already. Hope he keeps his head on straight and keeps working hard.
