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What you are seemingly arguing is that Miami's quality depth at the WR spot is why the ball is evenly distributed...and I wouldn't agree with a word of that. We distribute the ball because we do not have anyone above the threshold of situational and they collectively are inconsistent. We can...

Marketshare of an offense is situational. Your system, your QB, your whatever doesn't matter. You've gotta exit this conversation, man. You're bringing nothing to the table.

I'm not sure I see your point, man. Jeudy, Smith, Ruggs, and Waddle would be Miami's 1-4 WRs. Some of those guys behind them in Alabama are likely going to be better than Pope, Hightower, Wiggins right now. I don't think those guys have performed above role player status at any time in their...

@brock CeeDee Lamb is a first round WR and was an age 18 breakout. He and Charleston Rambo both have a 20% marketshare of the offense. They eat. But, thats what beasts do, they get their fill regardless of situation. We don't distribute the ball more for any reason outside of we don't have...

Statistically prior to the VaTech game, he was our only breakout candidate (he already broke out at Buffalo, to be fair). He's our only WR with above a 20% marketshare of a passing category (TDs). Subjectively, most consistent. Runs a variety routes inside and outside. Solid, reliable hands...

Far too inconsistent and such a small sample size for some of the second year players. They are just getting their even distribution in an offense with a bunch of mid-level talents with situational upside right now. College Dominator Ranking (basically, breakout age and marketshare) is a...

That's sad af if that is true. Miami's got a few late round picks in the WR Room at best.

What improvements have you seen from our wide receivers? I see none. I saw the #2 WR from SUNY-Buffalo come down to Miami and immediately be our #1 WR. No one has gotten better. So...I question his coaching both firsthand as well as the caveat that he is a legitimate journeyman WR Coach...

Stubblefield stinks. You'll realize it soon enough.