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Posted on 4/6/14 at 4:09 pm to hehatedrew
Posted on 4/6/14 at 4:09 pm to hehatedrew
Well you should tell the coaches how stacked we are at WR because they, too, think we're thin.
It might be better than years past, but it's still comparatively thin. An injury to Quon or Quincy would leave us pretty well screwed.
Freeze likes to play 4 and 5 wide a lot.
Quon
Quincy
Sanders
Those are our proven starters. After that we have Collins Moore, Core...aaaaaand? Yes, Pack will be here in the fall, but he's a true freshman. We can't expect all our freshmen to be Quon or even Quincy.
Despite what we've had in the past , we're still thin at WR right now and for what Freeze wants to run.
It might be better than years past, but it's still comparatively thin. An injury to Quon or Quincy would leave us pretty well screwed.
Freeze likes to play 4 and 5 wide a lot.
Quon
Quincy
Sanders
Those are our proven starters. After that we have Collins Moore, Core...aaaaaand? Yes, Pack will be here in the fall, but he's a true freshman. We can't expect all our freshmen to be Quon or even Quincy.
Despite what we've had in the past , we're still thin at WR right now and for what Freeze wants to run.
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Posted on 4/6/14 at 4:13 pm to Wanderin Reb
Ok, and what do you think Ingram is? Or epps if we don't RS him? They are WR playing TE. And I play golf regularly with someone who is a coach high up in our offense, as in the guy below the head coach , and he doesn't complain at all about our wr depth. Don't take "coach talk" so seriously, and don't tell people who actually know the coaches to tell the coaches things that they aren't really worried about...
OL is our worry. Injuries can happen at any position to any team and change everything...
Again, I thought most of your post was spot on, and you are correct if you want to play "what ifs" on WR, but may as well do that for every position if you are going that route and just give our entire year a "what if so and so gets injured"...
OL is our worry. Injuries can happen at any position to any team and change everything...
Again, I thought most of your post was spot on, and you are correct if you want to play "what ifs" on WR, but may as well do that for every position if you are going that route and just give our entire year a "what if so and so gets injured"...
This post was edited on 4/6/14 at 4:20 pm
Posted on 4/6/14 at 4:21 pm to Wanderin Reb
Don't forget Engram plays out wide most of the time and so will Sammie Epps and Dayall Harris. I think we are fine at WR.
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