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Unless you are just a hypocritical piece of shit. So, inform me... |
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2011: Games: 12 Rec/Yards: 73/1143 Aver: 15.7 TDs: 11 2012: Games: 13 Rec/Yards: 118/1721 Aver: 14.6 TDs: 14 2013: Games: 11 Rec/Yards: 57/791 Aver: 13.9 TDs: 4 |
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Player A HEIGHT 6'4" ARM LENGTH 33 5/8" WEIGHT 228LBS. HANDS 10 1/8" 40: 4.50 vert: 42" 129" broad jump 20 reps on the bench press Long strider that can stretch the field and shows the ability to consistently track the ball in the air. Possesses excellent hands and high points the ball very well. Strong runner after the catch that breaks arm tackles and flashes a vicious stiff arm. Fearless over the middle. Player B HEIGHT 6'4" ARM LENGTH 34 3/8" WEIGHT 211LBS. HANDS 9 1/4" 40: 4.50 vert: 34" 126" broad jump 18 reps on the bench press Possesses prototypical height, a wide catch-radius, and very good speed. A true vertical, big play threat. Explodes off the line. Eats up cushions immediately. Doesn't idle down in-and-out of his breaks. Displays the ability to uncover against zone. Can haul in the poorly thrown pass and wins most jump balls. Productive over the middle. Very competitive. |
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Really what it comes down to is how much is the drop off between a guy like:
- Marquis Lee versus Devin Street or Mike Davis or Jared Abbrederis - Odell Beckham/Brandin Cooks versus Josh Huff or Robert Herron versus Xavier S'ua Filo versus Trai Turner or Dakota Dozier Which drop off are you willing to accept more? |
The point is that saying "this guy is just as tall/fast/hands/productive as this other guy... they must be the same!" has just been disproven time and time again.
Jerry Rice wasn't great because of his measurables, and the fact that we have to say that again is crazy. It's not new information or innovative thinking. |
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I just don't understand. Really, I don't understand why guard is the big problem in your opinion. |
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And? Baldwin was a lazy player in college who couldn't separate off the line even at that level despite his prodigious measurables. |
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And you feel that upgrading either Hemingway or Jenkins is the best route to take with that first round pick. That's cool. |
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That's cool. I just wildly disagree with you. It's not upgrading Hemingway or Jenkins. It's upgrading Bowe or Avery. |
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Same with Calvin Johnson, who only topped 1000 yards once in a three year college career. With Lee, once Barkley and Woods are gone and he's the focus of the offense, you actually lose 1000 yards from his sophomore to his junior year. That's an absolutely incredible number/drop in production. |
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