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Mike Jackson 22 Palmetto HS WR Receives Offer

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skyman said:
Was more thinking wr and db, but our offense should be more explosive if everyone is true 4.4 speed..
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Naw we are fast at receiver. Harley is fast and put it all together last year. Pope and Wiggins(especially Wiggins) are fast but lack strength which combined with speed becomes power and makes a player explosive.

K Smith, X, Redding and the freshmen are fast. We should still add guys who can be fast for 80-100 yards . You can never have too many of those guys.

I agree with you about dB though. We do need to keep adding speed that translates to power. Ivey and Blades are not speedsters.
 
TruCane81 said:
Naw we are fast at receiver. Harley is fast and put it all together last year. Pope and Wiggins(especially Wiggins) are fast but lack strength which combined with speed becomes power and makes a player explosive.

K Smith, X, Redding and the freshmen are fast. We should still add guys who can be fast for 80-100 yards . You can never have too many of those guys.

I agree with you about dB though. We do need to keep adding speed that translates to power. Ivey and Blades are not speedsters.
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Did you watch the UNC game last year? Ivey got some burners on him
 
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Goulds Cane said:
Did you watch the UNC game last year? Ivey got some burners on him
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Only thing I remember from UNC game is defense getting gaped in hard rock, play after play after play after play after play after play after play play after play after play after play after play after play after play play after play after play after play after play after play after play play after play after play after play after play after play after play play after play after play after play after play after play after play play after play after play after play after play after play after play play after play after play after play after play after play after play
 
He’s not a UM caliber WR. A gust of wind can throw off his route but of course the usual are out here porsting.
 
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miamian01 said:
Tutu wasn’t a shot in the dark. Anybody that follows Dade football knee that. He was the one kid that comes out every class that you knew would succeed.
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Let me break this down for you as nicely as I can. He was a shot in the dark. Just because he was an SFL 7 v. 7 touch Supa star doesn’t mean that translates to pads because most of the time it doesn’t. Idgaf what some of the worst coaches in America think.
 
skyman said:
Only thing I remember from UNC game is defense getting gaped in hard rock, play after play after play after play after play after play after play play after play after play after play after play after play after play play after play after play after play after play after play after play play after play after play after play after play after play after play play after play after play after play after play after play after play play after play after play after play after play after play after play play after play after play after play after play after play after play
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The same counter trap move… ate our DTs and LBs lunch over and over……………….
 
Zbrod95 said:
Let me break this down for you as nicely as I can. He was a shot in the dark. Just because he was an SFL 7 v. 7 touch Supa star doesn’t mean that translates to pads because most of the time it doesn’t. Idgaf what some of the worst coaches in America think.
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I can’t agree with this at all.

Turu had MAN among boys talent that jumped off the screen in big games. Jaw dropping, gamebreaking, angle destroying ability. I like this kid and want him on the team, but he ain’t no Tutu.

When you see man amongst boys ability in big games against strong competition, you put the full court press on him. ***** size, ***** position, ***** numbers. You do whatever it takes to sign that ability and figure the rest out later.
 
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TruCane81 said:
I can’t agree with this at all.

Turu had MAN among boys talent that jumped off the screen in big games. Jaw dropping, gamebreaking, angle destroying ability. I like this kid and want him on the team, but he ain’t no Tutu.

When you see man amongst boys ability in big games against strong competition, you put the full court press on him. ***** size, ***** position, ***** numbers. You do whatever it takes to sign that ability and figure the rest out later.
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Stfu. He was a QB. The only thing you saw was that he was fast and the rest you made up. He wasn’t a man amongst boys. Most of those boys couldn’t even put their hands on him due to 7 v. 7 rules. Your man amongst boys was a gadget player in college and is going to be a gadget player in the NFL.

@Rellyrell I can’t believe you liked that post. I expect better from you.
 
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What are y’all arguing about? That tutu won’t be a great pro? That we should have signed him out of HS?
 
Zbrod95 said:
Stfu. He was a QB. The only thing you saw was that he was fast and the rest you made up. He wasn’t a man amongst boys. Most of those boys couldn’t even put their hands on him due to 7 v. 7 rules. Your man amongst boys was a gadget player in college and is going to be a gadget player in the NFL.
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Take a midol and drink a glass of wine. You will be good in a few days.

It doesn’t matter what position they play . You break the bank for gamebreaking talent. Period.
 
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TruCane81 said:
Take a model and drink a glass of wine. You will be good in a few days.

It doesn’t matter what position they play . You break the bank for gamebreaking talent. Period.
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He was never a game breaking talent. Why are you making that up? Being fast doesn’t make you a game breaking talent. Jaylen Waddle is a game breaking talent. Tutu is a gadget player that only played 50% of Louisville’s snaps on Offense.
 
AUcane said:
What are y’all arguing about? That tutu won’t be a great pro? That we should have signed him out of HS?
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The latter. Apparently he was a “game breaking” player that never played WRs in pads before college and then was used in a gadget role in college. Because apparently game breaking talent sit on the sideline for half of their offense’s plays.
 
Zbrod95 said:
Let me break this down for you as nicely as I can. He was a shot in the dark. Just because he was an SFL 7 v. 7 touch Supa star doesn’t mean that translates to pads because most of the time it doesn’t. Idgaf what some of the worst coaches in America think.
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He wasnt a 7 on7 guy.

Tu Tu ws the elite on the field in dade county since he was like 9 -10 yrs old. He actually wasnt a shot in the dark......we knew.

That being said i dont think he is Tu Tu...but i think he should go to a wide open offense that fits his skill set
 
gogeta4 said:
He wasnt a 7 on7 guy.

Tu Tu ws the elite on the field in dade county since he was like 9 -10 yrs old. He actually wasnt a shot in the dark......we knew.

That being said i dont think he is Tu Tu...but i think he should go to a wide open offense that fits his skill set
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If we’re going off if Mike is Tutu then no. Tutu over Mike 10/10.
 
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