Quote: @SFVikingFan said:

@HappyViking said:
Thanks - just saw this article pop up today too: http://www.vikings.com/news/article-1/Notebook-Treadwell-Spent-Offseason-Learning-to-be-True-Receiver/4e4f0a1f-4be6-4e6b-be22-62817c17fc09

Pretty interesting how Tready compares himself to Diggs and AT.

“Last year, I mean I was good enough, but when it was time for me to
win at certain points in my routes, I didn’t have the formula,”
Treadwell said. “I was watching Diggs and Thielen, and they were very
technically sound, and that’s how they beat guys consistently. They know
how to win, and that was my biggest thing. I knew I could win. I just
didn’t know how. I learned over the offseason and spent a lot of time
learning how to be a true receiver instead of just relying on God-given
talent and ability.”
Treadwell said Tuesday that size and talent had been enough for him to excel at previous levels.
“In
college and high school, the Pop Warner League, I was always more
talented or just had more will to win, I guess, in a since where I got
away with a lot of things, and I got here, guys are just as talented and
want to win as badly as you,” Treadwell said. “I just took the time to
focus on my technique, and my talent is showing with the technique now,
so I’m on the up rise. I’m just really focused on staying sharp with my
technique. The sky is the limit.”

I really hope I'm wrong, but the more I hear and see of this guy, the more I think he is just going to be a gigantic bust.  To me, his quote above came right out of the textbook of "Rookie Excuses 101".  I just don't see that he has the heart or fight in him to really succeed, especially with his very questionable speed and quickness.  He reminds me a lot of Kalil for some reason.  Excuses, excuses, excuses.

Again, I hope I'm wrong and will gladly serve myself up a big plate of crow if I am.

Quote: @greediron said:
The difference I see is Treadwell looks anything but bored/indifferent.  Extra time spent after every practice on the field, not in the easy chair.