forums

2023 Hykeem Williams, 2023 WR (signs w/ Forfeit State)

SouthParkCane said:
But this is lowkey disrespect, I think this board has a way of trying to level out kids that are likely commits to compare to kids who they don’t see as likely. In this case it’s innis and Williams. Innis is a complete stud. The complete package at wr already. I’m not saying Williams isn’t good but I’ve been saying way too many slights of innis. Innis being college ready doesn’t mean he’s hit his ceiling either. The kid has another level to tap into.
Click to expand...
Yearby-Cook affect.. These boys will say ANYTHING to cope..
 
Advertisement
Jassid82 said:
Man Mario really got the Swag juice flowing with some of you..heads so big now getting the #1 WR in the country is no big deal anymore and its a yawn fest when you see his highlights... Lol. Some of yall need to calm down. This isnt a "either/or" situation. We need and want both of them. There isnt a scenario where Innis doesnt have a spot in this class if he wants one. They will push someone out with a quickness if it comes to that.

I know everyone has their favorites on the WR board but Innis will have his spot saved until the very end.
Click to expand...
It’s getting ridiculous..it’s not even Jalen brown another 5 star and likely Miami commit they’re hyping up.
 
Advertisement
SouthParkCane said:
It’s getting ridiculous..it’s not even Jalen brown another 5 star and likely Miami commit they’re hyping up.
Click to expand...
It's not like the Gators with their 3 star unranked TE commit, Hykeem is #60 overall. We're barely hyping him up. Think the thing here is his size that is causing people to think he's still underrated at 60. The take that Inniss shouldn't be a 5 star is dumb, but the take that Hykeem is underrated isn't.
 
jhtheking said:
It's not like the Gators with their 3 star unranked TE commit, Hykeem is #60 overall. We're barely hyping him up. Think the thing here is his size that is causing people to think he's still underrated at 60. The take that Inniss shouldn't be a 5 star is dumb, but the take that Hykeem is underrated isn't.
Click to expand...
he’s a top 100 kid he’s hardly underrated. But on that same note he’s closer to guys ranked behind him than he is to innis.
 
Advertisement
I love Hykeem, but even local HS players/coaches don't consider him a complete WR. He's a go-route specialist. And people talk about him being kinda soft, like he doesn't respond well to DB's getting physical with him.

I know when we played Stranahan, he coincidentally hurt himself in practice the day before, so he sat out. (who hurts themselves during a Thursday pre-game practice?) Maybe it was just a coincidence. But I can tell you that nobody was surprised.


Yall get hyped off of highlight tapes and don't know what other traits these kids have behind-the-scenes.

Innis scares people. And he's a bully at WR. He's tough and ultra competitive. He's been dogging varsity competition since 8th grade.
Hykeem is not in Innis' stratosphere as a total WR.
 
Coach Macho said:
I love Hykeem, but even local HS players/coaches don't consider him a complete WR. He's a go-route specialist. And people talk about him being kinda soft, like he doesn't respond well to DB's getting physical with him.

I know when we played Stranahan, he coincidentally hurt himself in practice the day before, so he sat out. (who hurts themselves during a Thursday pre-game practice?) Maybe it was just a coincidence. But I can tell you that nobody was surprised.


Yall get hyped off of highlight tapes and don't know what other traits these kids have behind-the-scenes.

Innis scares people. And he's a bully at WR. He's tough and ultra competitive. He's been dogging varsity competition since 8th grade.
Hykeem is not in Innis' stratosphere as a total WR.
Click to expand...
Innis looks like Odell type ****, they have to land that kid instant difference maker anywhere he goes. But its AH they hate us
 
Coach Macho said:
I love Hykeem, but even local HS players/coaches don't consider him a complete WR. He's a go-route specialist. And people talk about him being kinda soft, like he doesn't respond well to DB's getting physical with him.

I know when we played Stranahan, he coincidentally hurt himself in practice the day before, so he sat out. (who hurts themselves during a Thursday pre-game practice?) Maybe it was just a coincidence. But I can tell you that nobody was surprised.


Yall get hyped off of highlight tapes and don't know what other traits these kids have behind-the-scenes.

Innis scares people. And he's a bully at WR. He's tough and ultra competitive. He's been dogging varsity competition since 8th grade.
Hykeem is not in Innis' stratosphere as a total WR.
Click to expand...
PERIOD
 
Advertisement
Some of these posters sound like they are ready to help Innis pack his bags to USC and give him a ride to the airport to boot! Yeah..nah..we good! We dont need you, Mr Innis! Get outta here and dont send me a postcard from LA!

Smh.
 
Advertisement
Casprings4 said:
People need to learn you can hype people up without dragging others down. You can like both players no need to pick a side.
Click to expand...
Keem will be great as well period. He needs work though and still will play as a true frosh imo......Innis is first round type **** his routes creat separation he can catch and has speed. He's the gem of WRs for the 23 class.
 
gacaneaddict said:
Yes If you put them both on Miami's roster today, and went out to practice my belief is that Innis would immediately make plays. You could line him up anywhere on the field and he would make plays. Hykeem would look the part, you not see him make many plays, then all of a sudden he catches a deep ball that makes you see all that potential.

Innis could start at Miami right now, today. Hykeem could not. Now if you told me in 4 years Hykeem harnessed his natural ability, and really developed the skills at the WR position to put him as a first round pick, I wouldn't be surprised.
Click to expand...
Tyler Williams
 
Advertisement
Back
Top