we have space for 3 WR's next year? Rudolph/Lane/Brady?
**** this kid is a beast. great find by the staff. whats the word with him?? still 100% cane? has anyone talked to him recently?
Kid has the goods. Does the staff have a position they want to bring him in at?
I know before the season they had recruited him at CB, but he looks special on the offensive side of the ball so it might be tough for them not to put him at WR
No matter what he's doing with the ball in his hands--he is reminiscent of Duke. Not 100% similar skill sets/body types or anything, but with the football, this guy makes everyone else on the field look like they're stuck in cement. It's not because he's an absolute burner ala Travis Benjamin, but it's more because he has an efficient stride, stays in control of his body, low center of gravity, and thinks 1-2 cuts ahead.
To boot--not only does he look faster than everyone else, but to me, it looks like he's only at about 70-80% effort most of the time...and he's still making the plays he's making.
No matter what he's doing with the ball in his hands--he is reminiscent of Duke.
I don't think I've ever seen a HS WR as advanced as this kid at route-running and especially releasing at the line of scrimmage. Rudolph was just toying with dudes at the line like Rashad Greene. Must-get to go with the physical freaks we're recruiting at WR for '14. Also imagine throwing quick hitches and screens to this kid similar to how we use Herb Waters.
Looks great in and out of his breaks.
I think I like his fluidity better at CB, but I wouldn't have a problem with him playing WR.
I think it depends on how our prospects develop on both sides of the ball.
Given the WR depth currently, I'd start him at CB. Your best athletes on the field defensively need to be your secondary, and as elite as he is athletically, I'd try to get him involved at CB for sure. We can still get the ball in his hands on returns, let him break open games with his abilities from there.