Did they do S & C stats today?

[prinmemo]

I think he's going to get his chance this year to prove hos worth, but the all-time great stuff and first ballot HOF?!! Come the **** on. Hasn't proven that yet.

Yes, he has. No question.

 

[westcoastcanes]

I think he's going to get his chance this year to prove hos worth, but the all-time great stuff and first ballot HOF?!! Come the **** on. Hasn't proven that yet.

Yes, he has. No question.

In the more learned college football circles he is getting some talk as the dark horse heismans favorite.

 

[TheMatador]

Zzzzzzzz

VT skill players are running 4.1's.

That's cause they run it in the mountains...thinner air, less resistence.

Our South Florida speed guys would be running 3.9's at that altitude.

 

[919Cane2DaGrave]

I hope he doesn't go pro after this year. That way he can win the Heisman next year too, f*ck Archie Griffin

 

[DerekDohrman]

jokes aside, i really do think gray surprises some people if he gets his shot. Guy always impresses me w the chances he gets. and yes that included the scrimmages

You are impressed by what he does vs walk-ons in scrimmages?

yes

 

[cubin10]

Why bash the kid, he is a Cane, and hopefully can be some kind of factor.

 

[omaha]

Jason Geathers is what I has always been thinking of for Choc also. Combine skills that for some reason does not put it together for coaches to trust him. Coaches want the best biggest fastest players out there. They also can not stand guys messing up plays and fumbling the rock. You really think coaches would choose a Yearby body over Grey's? 2 coaching staff have. One on the edge willing to do anything to keep their jobs and a new staff not committed to anyone have gone with Yearby and Walton.

 

[AUcane]

I don't know if he's ready for meaningful carries but at the very least, put him out there on special teams (return or coverage). Alf couldn't even manage that.

 

[rudebuddha]

Gray to me is a poor man's Jason Greathers. Which is an excellent athlete without the skills for a specific position. I hope Gray finds his place, but he doesn't seem to have RB skills.

Returning Kickoffs might be a good way for him to show his skills.

linebacker

 

[lauderdaleballer]

Choc Gray ‏@Godschild__choc 13s14 seconds ago
225 & running a 4.4 oh yea nobody can't tell me our strength coaches ain't doing a great job with us.. We Blessed to have them

I hope this kid gets whats holding him back. He seems to be the big "speed" back we want. Probably one of those types that don't have impressive college numbers, but because of his size and speed get a good opportunity in the NFL.

I see Andre Johnson when I look at Gray...A real shame Golden didn't buy into him playing WR...

He was auite mediocre at wr. He played it his junior year with the best qb in Dade. He may be an outstanding athlete that is just an average football player. Kid basically made plays in hs by being a full time wildcat qb.

 

[lauderdaleballer]

I missed the sarcasm...

 

[The Franchise]

Gray to me is a poor man's Jason Greathers. Which is an excellent athlete without the skills for a specific position. I hope Gray finds his place, but he doesn't seem to have RB skills.

Returning Kickoffs might be a good way for him to show his skills.

Geathers was a poor man's Geathers. You get any poorer man's than he was, and Gray might as well quit the game.

Geathers played behind much better players than Gray is.

 

[FrancisSawyer]

Choc Gray ‏@Godschild__choc 13s14 seconds ago
225 & running a 4.4 oh yea nobody can't tell me our strength coaches ain't doing a great job with us.. We Blessed to have them

I hope this kid gets whats holding him back. He seems to be the big "speed" back we want. Probably one of those types that don't have impressive college numbers, but because of his size and speed get a good opportunity in the NFL.

I see Andre Johnson when I look at Gray...A real shame Golden didn't buy into him playing WR...

I saw a bigger, stronger and faster Anquan Boldin. Either way, I think we both agree he would be a perennial Pro Bowler at receiver. Maybe HOF.

Whoa whoa whoa! Perennial Pro Bowler? Based on what exactly? That he's big ,fast, athletic and was dynamic with the ball in High School? Holy Hyperbole Batman! I like the kid too but some of you guys get way too ahead of yourselves. What about we see if the kid can make the All ACC tesam before we start with the Pro Bowl and Hall of Fame stuff.

 

[ben]

Choc Gray ‏@Godschild__choc 13s14 seconds ago
225 & running a 4.4 oh yea nobody can't tell me our strength coaches ain't doing a great job with us.. We Blessed to have them

I hope this kid gets whats holding him back. He seems to be the big "speed" back we want. Probably one of those types that don't have impressive college numbers, but because of his size and speed get a good opportunity in the NFL.

I see Andre Johnson when I look at Gray...A real shame Golden didn't buy into him playing WR...

I saw a bigger, stronger and faster Anquan Boldin. Either way, I think we both agree he would be a perennial Pro Bowler at receiver. Maybe HOF.

Whoa whoa whoa! Perennial Pro Bowler? Based on what exactly? That he's big ,fast, athletic and was dynamic with the ball in High School? Holy Hyperbole Batman! I like the kid too but some of you guys get way too ahead of yourselves. What about we see if the kid can make the All ACC tesam before we start with the Pro Bowl and Hall of Fame stuff.

Yea but if you look at the numbers, the vast majority of NFL Hall of Famers weren't All-ACC selections. Look it up.

 

[FrancisSawyer]

I hope this kid gets whats holding him back. He seems to be the big "speed" back we want. Probably one of those types that don't have impressive college numbers, but because of his size and speed get a good opportunity in the NFL.

I see Andre Johnson when I look at Gray...A real shame Golden didn't buy into him playing WR...

I saw a bigger, stronger and faster Anquan Boldin. Either way, I think we both agree he would be a perennial Pro Bowler at receiver. Maybe HOF.

Whoa whoa whoa! Perennial Pro Bowler? Based on what exactly? That he's big ,fast, athletic and was dynamic with the ball in High School? Holy Hyperbole Batman! I like the kid too but some of you guys get way too ahead of yourselves. What about we see if the kid can make the All ACC tesam before we start with the Pro Bowl and Hall of Fame stuff.

Yea but if you look at the numbers, the vast majority of NFL Hall of Famers weren't All-ACC selections. Look it up.

That wasn't exactly my point.

 

[TheEye]

Hear the tale of the legendary 6 star athletes whose 4.1 second 40 yard dash are things of legends. Skills developed in the darkest depths of Mordor and feats beyond your wildest imaginations. Hear the tale of the punter who can standing press a Buick. Witness in amazment as you see a QB throw farther than a Naval sniper can shoot.

 

[The Franchise]

I hope this kid gets whats holding him back. He seems to be the big "speed" back we want. Probably one of those types that don't have impressive college numbers, but because of his size and speed get a good opportunity in the NFL.

I see Andre Johnson when I look at Gray...A real shame Golden didn't buy into him playing WR...

I saw a bigger, stronger and faster Anquan Boldin. Either way, I think we both agree he would be a perennial Pro Bowler at receiver. Maybe HOF.

Whoa whoa whoa! Perennial Pro Bowler? Based on what exactly? That he's big ,fast, athletic and was dynamic with the ball in High School? Holy Hyperbole Batman! I like the kid too but some of you guys get way too ahead of yourselves. What about we see if the kid can make the All ACC tesam before we start with the Pro Bowl and Hall of Fame stuff.

Yea but if you look at the numbers, the vast majority of NFL Hall of Famers weren't All-ACC selections. Look it up.

I looked it up, and you're right. In fact, only an infinitesimal amount of NFL Hall of Famers were All-ACC. Gray still has a great shot at both of those accolades. He's going to prove his haters wrong.

 

[JG13]

Hear the tale of the legendary 6 star athletes whose 4.1 second 40 yard dash are things of legends. Skills developed in the darkest depths of Mordor and feats beyond your wildest imaginations. Hear the tale of the punter who can standing press a Buick. Witness in amazment as you see a QB throw farther than a Naval sniper can shoot.

 

[FrancisSawyer]

I hope this kid gets whats holding him back. He seems to be the big "speed" back we want. Probably one of those types that don't have impressive college numbers, but because of his size and speed get a good opportunity in the NFL.

I see Andre Johnson when I look at Gray...A real shame Golden didn't buy into him playing WR...

I saw a bigger, stronger and faster Anquan Boldin. Either way, I think we both agree he would be a perennial Pro Bowler at receiver. Maybe HOF.

Whoa whoa whoa! Perennial Pro Bowler? Based on what exactly? That he's big ,fast, athletic and was dynamic with the ball in High School? Holy Hyperbole Batman! I like the kid too but some of you guys get way too ahead of yourselves. What about we see if the kid can make the All ACC tesam before we start with the Pro Bowl and Hall of Fame stuff.

Yea but if you look at the numbers, the vast majority of NFL Hall of Famers weren't All-ACC selections. Look it up.

I don't know how I missed the sarcasm the first time. I'm blaming it on lack of sleep.

 

[capefearcane]

Zzzzzzzz

VT skill players are running 4.1's.

VT couldn't beat Al Golden his last 2 years

Pre Fuente

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