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OK Mrs. Burns...your son was one great high school sophomore. Thanks

No the word guarantee is the problem in yours...When you miss extended time with minor injuries year in and year out that "want" is definitely called into question. Again I want the kids that want to fight the trainer when they try to site them.

LOL... Ok that answers it all then.

Burns is very, very key in the decision to bring in a 2nd RB this year...(I'd go after one even if we do see something outta Burns, just not the dire need to if Burns were to continue to be a ghost) I just assumed we did, because Robert Burns hasn't shown any sign of wanting to play football...

Can say that for every position...And again that's why I'm moving one of them along after this year.

Not 3 on roster...would be 5 even assuming 1 moves on.

OK...You added "top line". I'm definitely with that. As far as numbers...ehhh it's still a toss up. Even if you assume one of Polendy/Irvin leaves after this year. That's still 5 for '20.

If it's the right one, I could see it for sure over the 2nd TE...Also it's just a same to see the deepest WR year for try-county in last at least 7-8 (and maybe longer years) go to waste. Hopefully the Fleming stuff is just fluff...I like Worsham, but I agree with you, can survive on 3 and...

I don't see many weaknesses there, not a burner...But plenty fast enough for a 6'3 kid. But size and ability to high point the ball are definitely there, as is body control/agiltiy. And he's local...This should have been a no brainer in a year where you are taking 3-4

This is where I'm at...I think Worsham can play, but I can't understand why Kenron Pointier isn't being full-court pressed.

I would too, I like him and the Bama kid. This Bama kid can play.

Weird times, doesn't look slow to me...And he is creating big separation down the field?