I felt like this deserved some recognition. It didn’t count, but what a sweet call and play (aside from the stupid hold).
Flea flicker, and Goff drops a dime to Jamo.
Then, Jamo looks like he tripped a little bit with two guys right on him, and he still outran them both! And I’ll say this again, but I still feel like he wasn’t running at full speed.
Just wow… once this guy has an off-season with Goff and St Brown and gets on the jugs machine, he might just be unprecedented in the league.
I can’t wait to see what he does with a full offseason. Maaaaaaaan. I think this offense is really a RG and a legitimate RB1/Healthy Swift away from being one of the best ever.
Yep. He looked hungry has hell last night too. Can’t wait for him to show it next year after a full off season. If we can get that timing down 
I agree man. A healthy Ragnow too… but I think RG is legit addressed in the draft or FA. Throw in a new RB, and maybe swift can stay healthier with less snaps? You are absolutely right.
Also, I want another RB too, but when swift is healthy he really helps that offense. He had a ton of great plays for us last night and was running really tough. Just wish he could do that consistently for a full year
I like Jamo’s speed but his size scares me. I would like to see him put on a little weight in the offseason. I hope he can also get a good trainer to make his hands elite like St. Brown. When St. Brown first started last year he had a few uncharacteristic drops, just like Jamo had last night. St. Brown had a whole season to get use to NFL level tight windows and under duress throws (plus he works on his hands religiously). I hope Jamo can replicate that in the offseason.
Agree there too, Jamo needs to add some muscle.
Though if he keeps running away from everyone maybe it’s not so important! 
That play was beautiful and he has such big play potential, he must scare the hell out of defensive coordinators.
Agree! He has had a couple drops this year but it’s crazy that every time he’s gotten the ball it’s been a huge play!
This concerns me too. Saw a play near the end of the game where the DB jammed him at the line of scrimmage and Jamo almost fell over. I get that this happens, but how is going to react to physical corners in the future? I can’t imagine he will be #1 WR (not that he has to be with ASB) material until he does put on a little weight and improves his strength.
Jamo had a 41 yard TD catch, a 40 yard run on a reverse and that called back TD was 65 yards. So basically it’s about 50 yards every time he touches the ball… looking forward to a monster season next year.
That’s almost as crazy as what Houston did in less than half a season.
Almost
Didn’t Goff underthrow him when he had a couple steps on a defender for a 40+ yard TD against the Jets?
Can’t hit what you can’t catch lol
Hahaha exactly!!!
I think I remember a quote from Barry, when asked about why he runs the way he does, he said something like “well I was always the smallest guy on the field so it made sense to just run away from everyone”
Try that shit at your own risk as a DC.
If you don’t get a full jam on him, it’s over. He’s so far behind you that there’s no way to get back into the play. So now you have to commit to a jam and still have a safety over there to prevent the big play.
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