Dwinstitles
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Facts I see the same thing. He looks elite
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Will depend how he fills out too. But he is elite as far as the job of a QB goes
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This is a héll of a take. The list of “special players” that didn’t play in their first 3 games of college is quite extensive.
It hasn’t even been a full season let alone half a season. Jeeeeeeeze.
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Thats my opinion papa. Special players at different position means different things. DT, OL,LB are different from RB and WRs. Special WRs get on the field immediately. Thats my opinion. Yall like to throw that word around willi nilli. Mark Fletcher is a special RB. First game i seen it. Special players play against Youngstown
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What do you disagree with? Because if it's OSU and FSU having two of the best wide receiver rooms in the country you desperately need to take those orange and green sunglasses off for just a second.
No other teams have two WR draft prospects in the top-50.
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I remember the general consensus was that Innis has a high floor low ceiling because he was such a polished receiver at such a young age, i.e., route running, get off and separation, meawhile guys like H. Williams needed a bit more time to discover those traits but had all the tangibles and measurables.
Its possible that Innis is buried on the depth chart cause of talent ahead of him for now, while Williams just needs to get better, although I don't see Dugans being able to that.
Smith seems like the goldilocks of them both, has measurables, and has the early polish, so he's on a different level, I'd say.
Its possible that Innis is buried on the depth chart cause of talent ahead of him for now, while Williams just needs to get better, although I don't see Dugans being able to that.
Smith seems like the goldilocks of them both, has measurables, and has the early polish, so he's on a different level, I'd say.
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Well ill respond but never said be was not all that. I said he is a good player. Yall on here saying he special, which i dont see. Also lots of good WRs have balled in South FL and it not translate to college.
When someone say special, JJ is that, instantly any room he enters, he is playing. The coach is gonna find a way to get him on the field even if he doesnt know everything.
Innis doesnt have elite size or speed. He is a good smart player.
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Innis is a top notch talent. Getting him to transfer here would be a huge win for Mario, and the program as a whole.
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Just please give me any ONE of these names mentioned.
I will say I liked Innis more than Jeremiah Smith as a prospect. Reminded me of a bigger Devante Smith.
That said it’s splitting hairs. All of these dudes are elite and if you can get a kid that’s 6-2ish like Jeremiah or Wingo that’s always a bonus
I will say I liked Innis more than Jeremiah Smith as a prospect. Reminded me of a bigger Devante Smith.
That said it’s splitting hairs. All of these dudes are elite and if you can get a kid that’s 6-2ish like Jeremiah or Wingo that’s always a bonus
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Kid takes George’s spot and elevates it…
JJ of course playing colbies spot…
Good luck to the DC on who you choose to leave on an island to cover because we bring a running game to boot lol
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You guys do this every year. Any time a kid who went elsewhere doesn't get on the field immediately, we start talkin' ****.
I don't care how elite you are, seeing PT as a true freshman, at a good program, is very difficult.
College football is a completely different animal than HS.
I don't care how elite you are, seeing PT as a true freshman, at a good program, is very difficult.
College football is a completely different animal than HS.
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100%. By that logic. We should let Samson hit the portal because he's only seen a few snaps.
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Sir, don't you know that does not fit the narrative we are trying to push here? How dare you come into this with logic.
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I felt like after I watched JS game on ESPN and just watching him it changed my mind. I was like he ain't no Innis at first. First play out the phone booth and that first step is insane. He changed my mind and I think I watched here and there, but I went away thinking to myself now that's a ******* 5 star if I ever seen one.
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Yeah cuz OL and WRs are the same positions to mentally understand. I call bull$h!t
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Facts you can't walk into a wr room that's stacked and think you going to play. If he was 6'5 220 running by everything on some DK Metcalf sh then yea he probably can start. But even then u just arrived that ain't easy for any prospect. You have to be lucky as well if a depth chart got raided by the draft etc. then maybe. Still ain't guaranteed at a stacked power program.this
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If he came out last season and went to OSU he would be sitting by Innis. They are too stacked. Next season maybe cause they lose a lot, but even then he has to battle. Here he has to battle as well but he would be the most talented of everyone.
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