I feel like some of his decisions were based on an innate sense of the general speed of college defenses, and he wasn't able to make it to the hole or bounce outside as effectively as he thought he could (or did in college). But overall I liked his decision making and decisiveness. I think with more seasoning he could supplant Pierce and Chubb as the main backup.
I was pleasantly surprised. I think he's got some real potential. Could be another Bullock type pick, value wise, imo. As could Jaylin Smith.
If Marks just produces in a Duke Johnson way, that would be solid. People will chuckle at the comparison. But Duke had 800 total yards of offense his 1st year with the Texans. Over 400 running & 400 receiving, on almost 5 yards/carry as the #2 RB. That felt ho-hum then. But Duke had the most running back receiving yards for Texans in a single season, of the last 15 years. Anything like that from Marks is more than an ideal outcome
