http://canesinsight.com/showthread.p...Offensive-Line

If interested above is the write-up I did on the offensive line back in December. The focus was primarily what we have coming back, though I touched on a few departures. Now it is time to turn our focus to our most recent signees and speculate as to how they might integrate into the team and ultimately impact our season.

We have three signees. Ereck Flowers, Danny Isidora, and Taylor Gadbois.

Here is an intro for Ereck! Quick interview.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLRwe...eature=related

Little game action and lifting.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PcCh__K1Ls

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j28Ot78O2sA

Here is an intro for Danny! Quick interview.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmuPK...eature=related

Here is a little action of Danny’s junior year, and other action.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHjhvWzzzRU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIvBNLOF1Mc

There isn’t much video of Taylor out there. But here is what I found. It is from his senior year in high school, I believe. Keep in mind he did spend a season a Fork Union Military Prep School.

http://recruiting.scout.com/2/1017531.html

Let me address ...

With the likes of Allen Hurns, Phillip Dorsett, Reshawn Scott and Kendal Thompkins, any 'Canes fan worth their salt knew that recruiting the Wideout position would be a priority for our staff. Hurns and Dorsett were thrown in the fire and gave nice results and we should expect them to continue to flourish. Scott is an unknown at this point. The biggest disappointment thus far continues to be Thompkins. Many around the 'Canes interwebs message boards thought that he was the best of the MNW wideouts but he has shown zero for all that praise. This year will be his last so we can only hope that he has a breakout year much like Tommy did last year.

A trend that you'll notice when looking at the WR class is size....the only player that does not stand six feet is Malcolm Lewis and when you consider the Pro-Style approach of our offensive staff, it should come at no surprise that they recruited wideouts with size. What should also be noticed is that staff not only brought in quantity, but also quality.

Let's take a look at out WR class as we break down the positives, concerns and what we should expect from this group.


Angelo Jean-Louis
Stats- 6'0" 185 lbs
2011- 16 Catches, 316 Yards, 3 TDs
4.45 40

Positives- Fluid wideout. Plays the position so effortlessly that he makes playing the position look easy. You could possibly look at his numbers and wonder why I would lump such praise on him, but when you take a look at his highlights, you see why. Size, speed, catches the ball well...theres not much not to like about AJL. Another die hard 'Cane who never took visits ...