He can definitely play. But, in this 'big game hunting'/NIL recruiting world, do you see him playing anywhere else but the Z ? In this offense, I see Robby Williams as the slot. He's perfect for that role, in, what I suspect, this offense will look like. Jalen Brown is also just about committed. I'm never been a fan of this type of thinking, but I know some bull headed, successful, coaches who would look at Jean's route running ability, and Brown's track times, and think they can make Brown a better Jean. Hopefully, you catch what I'm saying.
I could see Inniss being the primary target for a 'Z' role too, as hes also dynamic enough to play the x, and Hykeem Williams being our future WR1.
Trust me, I'm still trying to wrap my head around our new recruiting strategies, especially with Mr Ruizs generosity, but it seems like, if we get our primary targets, Jean might be on the outside looking in. If we do sign 4 WRs, and we sign the 4 it seems like we're paying the most attention too, it could be Inniss, Hykeem, Brown, and Robby, which is fuccin crazy!!!
I'm definitely no 'insider' but, looking at this logically, 1 of the 4 is already committed. Brown is actively recruiting for UM. Hykeem and inniss has been getting Mario's full attention. If they are prioritizes, like shemar was, I can't see UM being 'outbid' for either. Why leave home if the bag is just as big and the depth chart is favorable?
Honestly man, our new recruiting approach seems straight out of Ncaa 14 lol. I hate to see a kid from a feeder program like MNW go anywhere else, but, of the 5 WRs (Robby, Hykeem, Brown, Inniss, Jean), Jean has the lowest ceiling imo. Imo, he has the highest floor too(with Inniss), but Inniss, to me, can do whatever he wants on a football field (from his hudl). It's weirdly impressive to me lol
