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Most Depressing WR depth chart EVAR
- Thread starter Darth Snow
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WR still worries me. a lot. these guys are to small to block downfield, and that will hurt the running game. And that is just one way they will hurt us.
77buff
Well-Known Member
That's one thing that never changes in the Hawkins era - there's always next year. I'm really hoping things change this year - please no more next season.
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oh, I like the new syko. The old one was an :asshole: :smile2:
jjbuffs13
Well-Known Member
Yeah. Its the same basis we are all going off of for Simas and Simmons as of right now too.
You guys know that this "grouping" isn't a depth chart - right? The fact that TD and Darden are slated to RS is the best news I've heard all fall camp. That confirms that WillJeff, Wright and Simmons are balling.
I think this group has the potential to be the first solid group we've had in at least 5 years. Munchkins? Watched the 2005 CSU game last night and a munchkin named Dave Anderson caught about 15 passes for 250 yards or something ridiculous.
Espy and McKnight bring smarts, precise routes, and sure hands.
Wright and Simmons bring speed.
Simmons and Simas bring some size.
Will Jeff (apprarently) brings a combination of the first two. (BTW, I'm hearing coaches are seeing from WillJeff what they hoped to get from a certain grandson).
Who is Smith? I don't remember him. Isn't he the starting right CB?
I think this group has the potential to be the first solid group we've had in at least 5 years. Munchkins? Watched the 2005 CSU game last night and a munchkin named Dave Anderson caught about 15 passes for 250 yards or something ridiculous.
Espy and McKnight bring smarts, precise routes, and sure hands.
Wright and Simmons bring speed.
Simmons and Simas bring some size.
Will Jeff (apprarently) brings a combination of the first two. (BTW, I'm hearing coaches are seeing from WillJeff what they hoped to get from a certain grandson).
Who is Smith? I don't remember him. Isn't he the starting right CB?
God sometimes I wonder with you... McKnight is no slouch. And if those guys are on the bench, the guys ahead of them are obviously better. That's a pretty good problem to have imo
buffsyko
Club Member
dooooooooooooooooooooom!
So Randy Moss is a better down field blocker then Hines Ward? You're reaching.
I think in general, the bigger a WR is the more likely he will be a better blocker
Kameltosis
Well-Known Member
Everybody already knows that Hawkins is going to be relying on the run heavily this season. I think it might help you actually. Less turnovers and will be able to hit the PA pass more effectively for big gains.
You'll be ok.
You'll be ok.
Buffs04 is now a better evaluator of who should get playing time than Hagan and Hawkins! How long until kickoff - we need some football!
:lol:... well when was the last time a big XII team started 3 wideouts under 6'0?
Hines Ward is a rarity and a special talent. And he is NOT 5'8 180. Anyways see below
:stupid:
CUwhit21
Club Member
Scotty Mcknight, Cody Crawford, Steve Melton..
lol... I guess I had blocked last year out of my mind... so sad its true :sad1:
McKnight has been the team's most reliable receiver since he got to Boulder. He's earned his spot on the field. And Sumler really came on later in the season last year. He looked like a different back towards the end of the year.
Scott and Speedy will get their touches.
SuperiorBuff
Well-Known Member
Soup was a stellar down field blocker.
LilBunky
Guest
WILL YOU STOP BEING SO RATIONAL AND UPBEAT?
It disturbs the "force" on this Board, Syko is in tears, B-M is nowhere to be found and Unleash runs his fingernails on the chalkborad incessantly!!!!
Sorry, i watched Espy play in the scrimmage. and maxwell. they were overmatched against our DBs.
The Guest
Guest
Well you're certainly welcome to post elsewhere so you don't have to deal with it. Don't let the virtual door hit you in your over-emotional ass on the way out.
Come on. Drink the kool-aid. That's because we have the best secondary in the Big XII. :smile2:
Honestly though, the coaching staff will do what they need to and I'm happy they feel they can afford to RS some of the freshmen. I expect they'll burn that if they have to. Hopefully not before Simmons and Simas get onto the field.
I'm willing to wait and see.
The Guest
Guest
You're such a sunshine pumper! C'mon Kamel, you're far too irreverent to be a husker fan...it's time to root for the good guys.
Honestly, how much time do you spend on any husker site? I'm guessing it's less than Allbuffs. huskers suck, you know it, I know it.
Go Buffs!
repeat after me.
Go Buffs!
Kameltosis
Well-Known Member
I spend a lot of time on huskers inside and many other sites catching up on news. I just give my opinion on football...any team.
And I'd never say 'go buffs' damnit.
Buck the Fuffs
Huskers 4 life
The Guest
Guest
That wasn't very convincing. You'll come around.
Kameltosis
Well-Known Member
Why would I trade in a Mercedes for a pinto?
dply
Doble hoja
Woot you said it!
