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Ahmmon Richards...

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I mean sure there were games where Ahmmon didn’t do much. At least rosier had the other WRs and Herndon as a blanket. Now your #1 and safety valve are gone....

Y’all trust Irvin? That’s the X factor
 
We’ve played either without him or him at 50% all year. Relax. Our O wasn’t winning this game anyway. Solely on the D.
 
Time to circle the wagons!

Mr Clutch #81 gonna need to step up. Cager seems to be reingaged. We will be fine.

Dallas may need to be RB, QB AND WR
 
That really hurts for this game and hopefully it's nothing serious.

It seemed like Rosier had been forcing Richards the ball, especially early in games. Hopefully this allows Rosier to play a little looser now.

Door is open for Langham to be a hero (again).
 
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Liberty City El said:
Coach Richt is going to have to deliver his 2 best Coaching performances in the ACC title game & whatever Bowl game we get.

Can't finish off the season with a losing streak, that could kill recruiting momentum.
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Completely disagree. Won’t affect recruiting at all.
 
We are so ****ed. I know that our receivers will play their hearts out but this might be too much to overcome.
 
AR Stats in Biggest Games This Season:

3 Catches for 57 No TD's against VT
0 Catches for 0 No TD's against ND

Not trying to downplay his loss (and it's a big time loss), but our Offense doesn't run through him. This game still is on Malik. The WR's are still going to be open. The throws have to be made.
 
gotta imagine him pushing through various other injuries all year led to something like this. overcompensating for hammy's ankles, or smaller knee injuries eventually takes its toll.

honestly, after how he looked getting injured at the end of the pitt game, i thought he'd be out for Clemson anyway
 
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Rosier, Homer, Berrios, Langham, Thomas, Dallas, Irving, Harley, Cager are a big reason why we've made it this far.
 
HighSeas said:
Flame me if you want but this doesn't change Miami's chances drastically (if at all) imo. Best way to attack Clemson is throwing into the voids in the middle of field when they're in zone. If they go Cover 1 pressure their safeties are good at maintaining depth and their corners are also pretty good, plus there will be limited time to throw so the best bet is to have a safety valve or throw the quick stop route to the sideline. Richards' skillset isn't required to do those things and Miami has good depth at WR. Also 31 is a small corner and Langham/Cager are good matchups to exploit him.
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...but wouldn't a healthy Ahmmon Richards help accomplish this? I don't follow how you see no issue with his injury.
 
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