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****, just searched Wydermyer’s name on CIS. Didn’t realize he took an official to UM. I stopped following recruiting a few years ago, after Jobe and the rest of the DBs bailed on us... don’t have the time or stomach to be continually let down.

Wydermyer works the middle of the field on option routes and is a terrific safety valve for his QB. He moves the chains. He also makes contested catches using his hands. PFF had him in the top 20% of TE blockers, and he played a crazy number of snaps, almost as many as Mond. Mallory does none...

If you want to see what a 1st round TE looks like, here’s the guy I mentioned to @HighSeas that I love: These are his FRESHMAN highlights. Watch him snare everything with his hands and high point it. Legit redzone threat. Works the middle of the field. Not afraid of contact. Mallory can...

I believe that is Jack ***ot he beat, a walk on safety that converted to OLB. Let’s not forget Mallory has been here through 3 different OCs... so it wasn’t just Lashlee’s failure to get him involved. Here’s his highlight reel from 2019: He was schemed wide open for a lot of those...

Mallory is a poor man’s Pitts. A WR masquerading as a TE. Mallory can’t block.

Come on now. You’re gonna call Mallory a freak athlete and **** on Pitts? Taking the orange and green blinders off, it’s an absurd comparison. Pitts has the measurable and the production. Mallory on his best day couldn’t hold Pitts’ jock.

I wasn’t comparing TEs to RBs. I was saying that Lashlee should have (and prior to the season, said he would) use 2 TE sets and 2 RB sets. As to Brevin being a better blocker and more complete, it serves to prove my point... remember, this thread is bc Mallory was projected 1st round. If...

I am in agreement re: Lashlee - not only the Brevin/Mallory scheming failure, but the RBs should've been used in tandem better as well. Also agree on the route tree... Lashlee showed the ability to scheme guys open, but he didn't really show the ability to maximize the players' abilities and...

I’d have to go back and watch his highlight reel, but I’m not sure he uses his size to his advantage. Could be wrong, but I don’t recall (m)any contested catches where he high-pointed the ball. Being a below-average blocker in the traditional role/definition of a TE, he needs to show me more...

https://caneswarning.com/2021/05/13/miami-football-three-top-100-2022-nfl-draft-cbs-sports/ Enough has been said about the accuracy of these early mocks by myself and others, but nice to see a pundit making his own projections. 3 Canes in his top 100.