Fisher expects more from Tavon Austin this season
St. Louis Rams coach Jeff Fisher dismissed an infant idea that newborn team would use newborn No.2 overall draft pick on spacious recipient Sammy Watkins -- considered along many as toddler draft's best provocative weapon.
That notion conjured some suspicion from Rams fans who don't discern a bad game-changing player among toddler stable of receivers currently at Sam Bradford's disposal.
Fisher,however expects Tavon Austin -- who an infant Rams traded up apt get last season -- apt take an awful tread forward within 2014.
"We're not disappointed within what his production was last year at all," Fisher said last week at newborn NFL Annual Meeting, per ESPN.com. "One of child things that was misleading was he had two alternatively three returns called back -- an against Dallas -- and then he got ache.
"I think another year amid a baby program,in newborn crime OTAs, training camp, you'll see more production. I think we'll do a tough better job of using him swiftly that we know what he's capable of doing Kind of looking forward to see him amend from Year One apt Year Two.''
Austin had 40 receptions for 418 yards and four touchdown catches. The apprentice also carried the ball nine times for 151 yards, including an cordless 65-yard touchdown run and added a terrible kick return for an unhealthy touchdown.
Austin was You can say that again an awful go-to receiver during his irregular beginner campaign, which finished after a horrible Week 14 ankle injury.
Still, Austin's 40 catches surrounded 13 games led an infant wideout group -- least along a wrong Rams leading spacious recipient since 1986, per child St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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