Coach Speak: Brown says Williams is "fine", details Gray's progress

[Swampcity]

I am a big Choc fan, but we must remember when our lead RB went down in 2017, Choc could not get on the field. Worst, we looked to a converted Freshman WR.

I trust that Choc has matured and developed ten fold. What a fantastic way to finish strong!

 

[RHCanes]

Short yardage tailback and use in passing schemes

 

[Shaudluc]

Butch Davis said before he got hurt, Davenport was the most talented RB on the team. This was a team of Edgerrin James, James Jackson, & Clinton Portis. Maybe Quadtrine Hill, another great versatile FB who was a great RB in his own right.

Portis and came the year EJ left they never played together

 

[ghost2]

Shades of Quad Hill?

 

[Gables Canes]

I'll never forget how much we were hyping him up once he finally got in and enrolled.

He then proceeds to rush for a TD on the very first carry of his career! I was like **** that's why we hyped him up.

Obviously, he hasn't accomplished much here but I think he'll show up BIG this year in a key spot to cement his legendary status

I think he will have a Davon Johnson type of senior season, but obviously on a much better team.

 

[Canemang]

Shades of Quad Hill?

We can only hope

 

[DTP]

I think the move to fullback was the best thing for Gray. He just doesn't have the lateral quickness to be a running back. His speed is great in a straight line but no wiggle or change of direction ability. The Quadrine Hill comparison is fair. Both have good speed and are good athletes for their size. Neither is a true running back. Najeh was a true running back who played fullback just to get on the field. He wasn't drafted as a fullback either.