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Malik Rosier - Our own Russell Wilson??

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Now that the dust has settled I decided to take a closer look at some of our sleeper signees. After taking another look, I really think Malik Rosier will be a kid that will have something to say about seeing some playing time somewhere down the road.

Afterall we're very inexperienced after Ryan W.

Like most of you, I too focused on Bradd K at QB as a must get. Rosier was just the other guy.

However , despite having a similar shaggy hairstyle as Russell Wilson, and also being a baseball player like RW, on the field I see a few similarities as well. This kid can run a little bit and throws dimes!

Of course the kid has room to grow, but I'm officially Nick naming the guy as follows: Malik "RW2" Rosier.

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I like Roiser. Huge arm and very mobile, let's see if he can harness it.

Tons of potential.
 
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Just a nickname. Spiniff of RG3, and it's catchy.

But then all things are negative with this fanbase.
 
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I like Rosier a lot and I think he may surprise people. He has the talent and attitude to be successful.
 
I gotta say I did the same and came away pleasantly surprised with Rosier, McCray and some of our other less heralded recruits. Heck watching Owens film that kids a heat seeking missile on special teams reminds me of Jordan Futch tattooing that ****** in the GT game
 
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Definitely has a lot of potential. Hes got a good arm and is quite a play maker. The thing i question though is if he can make multiple reads. The film made it seem like his offense was simplified so that he would make one read and throw it and it often seemed like he did this just trusting that the receiver would make the play. Ill have to give it to him though that it seems like he anticipates what the defenders will do very well. He made some throws that just seemed like bad decisions but somehow they got to the receivers. It will be very interesting to see how he develops and competes with Kaaya over the next few seasons.
 
Very underrated player, will challenge both Olsen and Kayya for the job after Ryan Williams graduates
 
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This guy has as much potential as any of the guys coming in or on the roster right now. You can teach Rosier to have better footwork, and work on his accuracy. You can't teach Williams/Olsen/Kaaya to be more athletic and run from the QB position like Rosier can.

The ceiling is high w/Rosier--let's see if he can get there.
 
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I've talked to some people who really like this kid.

Personally, I was most impressed with the flashes he showed at safety on his junior film.
 
Coley evaluated Kaaya and looks to have hit a HR. No reason to think Rosier can't be a player here also.
 
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