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Hemsleysalmons said:
Too many IFs in your post. You should be more bold and post that ar will definetly be an All American. Don’t be a passive indecisive poster.
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All the IF's are intentional to state if all those things come together he will have an all time Canes WR season. Thanks for the advice but I will be bold when it suits me. GO CANES!
 
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k9cane said:
his hamstring is literally the difference between this offense being pretty good-to-inconsistent to being explosive and productive. He's shown to be THAT much of a difference maker.
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Agreed. The few games he was in and actually pretty healthy, we were a different offense.
 
Loose Cannon said:
Agreed. The few games he was in and actually pretty healthy, we were a different offense.
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The way I judge a real stud is - do you have to game plan specifically for that guy?

At the college level, AForce82 is that guy. He changes the complexion of the whole offense and how defenses play Miami.

It's one thing I will say about Rosier - a guy Im very critical of - he really never had Miami's most lethal weapon for large chunks of this past season
 
k9cane said:
The way I judge a real stud is - do you have to game plan specifically for that guy?

At the college level, AForce82 is that guy. He changes the complexion of the whole offense and how defenses play Miami.

It's one thing I will say about Rosier - a guy Im very critical of - he really never had Miami's most lethal weapon for large chunks of this past season
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Even Walton. You could tell the coaches were reluctant to put the game in Homer’s hands. They knew what they had with Walton, but wasn’t sure what we were gonna get with Homer. We knew he could run, but we had to shrink the offense around what he knew of the offense.

People love to hammer Richt for only running a handful of plays, but we had both a QB in his first season running the offense and for most of the season, a first year RB. New WRs too...how exotic can you get?
 
Loose Cannon said:
Even Walton. You could tell the coaches were reluctant to put the game in Homer’s hands. They knew what they had with Walton, but wasn’t sure what we were gonna get with Homer. We knew he could run, but we had to shrink the offense around what he knew of the offense.

People love to hammer Richt for only running a handful of plays, but we had both a QB in his first season running the offense and for most of the season, a first year RB. New WRs too...how exotic can you get?
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I remember being in Washington DC before going to Charlotte for the ACC title game and hearing that Richards was ruled out of the game and thinking,'Well, no Herndon, no Walton and now Richards." That's 3 guys who have a real shot at having long productive NFL careers who were not available by the end of the year and with a program that still was shallow in depth

That's why last years late swoon didn't bug me all THAT much(well, OK, the Pitt game irks me) but any QB would've been hampered by that circumstance.
 
k9cane said:
I remember being in Washington DC before going to Charlotte for the ACC title game and hearing that Richards was ruled out of the game and thinking,'Well, no Herndon, no Walton and now Richards." That's 3 guys who have a real shot at having long productive NFL careers who were not available by the end of the year and with a program that still was shallow in depth

That's why last years late swoon didn't bug me all THAT much(well, OK, the Pitt game irks me) but any QB would've been hampered by that circumstance.
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Herndon was Mr. Sure Hands, and he was a **** of a lead blocker from the H.

Losing him was awful. Killed what ever short running game we had, plus Rosier’s security blanket.

How many times last season were we struggling and Rosier to Herndon hook ups breath life back into our offense?
 
Loose Cannon said:
Herndon was Mr. Sure Hands, and he was a **** of a lead blocker from the H.

Losing him was awful. Killed what ever short running game we had, plus Rosier’s security blanket.

How many times last season were we struggling and Rosier to Herndon hook ups breath life back into our offense?
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Herndon is vastly underrated, I think the Jets got a steal. I think he was undervalued because maybe he wasn't the spectacular athlete that Njoku was but to me he was a much more complete all-around player.
 
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