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Yo [MENTION=4648]Pete[/MENTION] is this kid a take at this point in the process? We got a lot of options at WR and not a lot of spaces available.

Not alot of spaces available?
How so?
We are 12 months away from signing day and no one has signed anything.

Come on, you knew what he meant. The point is that we have a lot of highly talented WRs who have legit interest in Miami, while we will likely only have 4 WR spots available. Can't say yes to all of them.
 
Full time PR and KR. I'm gonna say it again he could be the newer and improved Kermit Whitfield. He can change the game at any point with his speed, and unlike Kermit he will probably do more as a WR. Just get him the ball and don't blink because you might miss the play. Freakish speed like this is a luxury. Hold onto it.


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**** he must not be that good in the 40 he only ran a 4.51 at 165 pounds and is said to run a 10.24 in the 100m. Lingard ran a 4.53 at 183 pounds last year at the opening testing. It just don't add up because In his film and a track video he posted the other day he looks fast AF...
 
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Question for the track guys: is Schwartz a threat to go to the Olympics and quit football?
 
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**** he must not be that good in the 40 he only ran a 4.51 at 165 pounds and is said to run a 10.24 in the 100m. Lingard ran a 4.53 at 183 pounds last year at the opening testing

Those Opening numbers are all over the place from venue to venue. At one Opening it seemed like everyone's time was really slow. Did he run the 4.51 at the same event that Ambassador Lingard ran the 4.53?
 
10.2 In high school is legit, that's college track speed. If he continues to get faster he will no longer play football
 
Question for the track guys: is Schwartz a threat to go to the Olympics and quit football?

It all depends how he develops. If he peaks at 10.26, then he is not close to qualifying for the Olympic team. If, on the other hand, he improves like Trayvon Brommell did throughout HS and college, then he might look in that direction.

I am too lazy to look up Brommell's times throughout HS, but he got better every year.

Making the Olympic team is difficult. Top sprinters like Harry Adams (he ran a 9.98 at Auburn) haven't always made the Olympic team.
 
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Full time PR and KR. I'm gonna say it again he could be the newer and improved Kermit Whitfield. He can change the game at any point with his speed, and unlike Kermit he will probably do more as a WR. Just get him the ball and don't blink because you might miss the play. Freakish speed like this is a luxury. Hold onto it.


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We got somebody who can fill that role better name Jeff thomas
 
Full time PR and KR. I'm gonna say it again he could be the newer and improved Kermit Whitfield. He can change the game at any point with his speed, and unlike Kermit he will probably do more as a WR. Just get him the ball and don't blink because you might miss the play. Freakish speed like this is a luxury. Hold onto it.


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We got somebody who can fill that role better name Jeff thomas

Don't hurt to have a couple. Keep Thomas fresh and have him focus on WR.


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Full time PR and KR. I'm gonna say it again he could be the newer and improved Kermit Whitfield. He can change the game at any point with his speed, and unlike Kermit he will probably do more as a WR. Just get him the ball and don't blink because you might miss the play. Freakish speed like this is a luxury. Hold onto it.


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We got somebody who can fill that role better name Jeff thomas

Don't hurt to have a couple. Keep Thomas fresh and have him focus on WR.


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True and I get he has world class speed but I just wouldn't take him over any of the WRs or DBs we have or in it for definitely keep tabs on him though because we know recruiting is fluid
 
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Full time PR and KR. I'm gonna say it again he could be the newer and improved Kermit Whitfield. He can change the game at any point with his speed, and unlike Kermit he will probably do more as a WR. Just get him the ball and don't blink because you might miss the play. Freakish speed like this is a luxury. Hold onto it.


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We got somebody who can fill that role better name Jeff thomas

Don't hurt to have a couple. Keep Thomas fresh and have him focus on WR.


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True and I get he has world class speed but I just wouldn't take him over any of the WRs maybe beside Thompson or DBs we have or in it for

Nah nah homie me neither. They are gonna take the 4 WR they want. This man is an athlete. A specialist. A speedster. Figure out what to do with him later.


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Haha, I feel like we got a lot of Al Davis disciples on this board. If it were up to some of you, there'd be about 20 guys on the roster who were 5'9" or so and about 150lbs but could run sub 4.45.

I need to see way more of his kid before I make an opinion. All his highlights show was straight line speed. No catches over the middle, he only ran 2 routes, didn't show any elusiveness or wiggle and didn't show any vision. I'm not saying he doesn't have those attributes, I'm just saying his highlight type didn't show anything one way or the other.

He also only had one kick return, and all he did was sprint around the edge and then he got caught. Somebody already mentioned it, but Dorset was fast as **** and he sucked at returning the ball because he lacked the elusiveness and juke that someone like Hester and Moss had. Not enough tape to determine where he fits between those guys.

As far as bringing him in as an athlete, what other position would he play besides WR? Dude looks like he weighs 150lbs with a frame that says he still buys his jeans in the boy section. So he won't be a safety or a running back, which leaves CB. Once again, there wasn't anything in his film that showed he did or didn't have the hips and feet to play corner. DVD was fast as **** but he didn't look like it too many times in coverage.

It's a crazy year for WR in Florida. There are a legitimate 10 elite options at WR Miami is after. If the staff wants him, I'll trust their opinion because they'll have seen more of him and have a better idea of his physical capabilities. I'll be curious to see everyone's opinion after some of you see him in camps this summer. Paradise camp should be more exciting and even more competitive than last year.
 
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Full time PR and KR. I'm gonna say it again he could be the newer and improved Kermit Whitfield. He can change the game at any point with his speed, and unlike Kermit he will probably do more as a WR. Just get him the ball and don't blink because you might miss the play. Freakish speed like this is a luxury. Hold onto it.


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We got somebody who can fill that role better name Jeff thomas

Don't hurt to have a couple. Keep Thomas fresh and have him focus on WR.


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True and I get he has world class speed but I just wouldn't take him over any of the WRs maybe beside Thompson or DBs we have or in it for

Nah nah homie me neither. They are gonna take the 4 WR they want. This man is an athlete. A specialist. A speedster. Figure out what to do with him later.


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I get the specialist part but he just doesn't really wow me as a football player beside the fact that he's fast I would rather get the ball more in mark pope's hands on returns than this kid I just think he's more of luxury than somebody we gotta have like everybody make it seem
 
Question for the track guys: is Schwartz a threat to go to the Olympics and quit football?

It all depends how he develops. If he peaks at 10.26, then he is not close to qualifying for the Olympic team. If, on the other hand, he improves like Trayvon Brommell did throughout HS and college, then he might look in that direction.

I am too lazy to look up Brommell's times throughout HS, but he got better every year.

Making the Olympic team is difficult. Top sprinters like Harry Adams (he ran a 9.98 at Auburn) haven't always made the Olympic team.

A 9.98 and cant qualify for the Olympic team? Thats crazy!
 
Question for the track guys: is Schwartz a threat to go to the Olympics and quit football?

It all depends how he develops. If he peaks at 10.26, then he is not close to qualifying for the Olympic team. If, on the other hand, he improves like Trayvon Brommell did throughout HS and college, then he might look in that direction.

I am too lazy to look up Brommell's times throughout HS, but he got better every year.

Making the Olympic team is difficult. Top sprinters like Harry Adams (he ran a 9.98 at Auburn) haven't always made the Olympic team.

A 9.98 and cant qualify for the Olympic team? Thats crazy!

Got to get on the ped's earlier
 
Haha, I feel like we got a lot of Al Davis disciples on this board. If it were up to some of you, there'd be about 20 guys on the roster who were 5'9" or so and about 150lbs but could run sub 4.45.

I need to see way more of his kid before I make an opinion. All his highlights show was straight line speed. No catches over the middle, he only ran 2 routes, didn't show any elusiveness or wiggle and didn't show any vision. I'm not saying he doesn't have those attributes, I'm just saying his highlight type didn't show anything one way or the other.

He also only had one kick return, and all he did was sprint around the edge and then he got caught. Somebody already mentioned it, but Dorset was fast as **** and he sucked at returning the ball because he lacked the elusiveness and juke that someone like Hester and Moss had. Not enough tape to determine where he fits between those guys.

As far as bringing him in as an athlete, what other position would he play besides WR? Dude looks like he weighs 150lbs with a frame that says he still buys his jeans in the boy section. So he won't be a safety or a running back, which leaves CB. Once again, there wasn't anything in his film that showed he did or didn't have the hips and feet to play corner. DVD was fast as **** but he didn't look like it too many times in coverage.

It's a crazy year for WR in Florida. There are a legitimate 10 elite options at WR Miami is after. If the staff wants him, I'll trust their opinion because they'll have seen more of him and have a better idea of his physical capabilities. I'll be curious to see everyone's opinion after some of you see him in camps this summer. Paradise camp should be more exciting and even more competitive than last year.
I've wanted to say this, but really didn't feel like arguing over it lol

I get that everyone is on this "Need for Speed" edict, but I think it's legitimately become overstated on this board.
With this 2017 class of Thomas, Harley & Deejay in combination with Ahmmon & Mullins, I think we have plenty of Speed at WR. Plus Pope is as fast as they come.

As far as Schwartz is concerned I like him, have no issue with him & would take, but there's other WR's I would take ahead of him & if we're only taking 4 then there's 6 other prospects I would take before him.

Word. Too much focus on 40 times, which ignores what makes a guy elite. You need reasonable speed but elusiveness, vision, agility, power to break arm tackles, none of these is measured with a stopwatch.
 
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