Garvin to the NFL

[KrazyCane]

Remember when majority of this board thought he was better than Joe Jackson... his bEnD bRo! Lol

Aside from that I think this is the best decision for him and the team honestly... Greg Rousseau is the top dog and Jalen Phillips has more talent as well so I think it’s a win win for both him and Miami.

 

[AK_Cane]

Why do these kids leave just to possibly go undrafted..

 

[Genghis Cane]

Get ready for this because it's coming:

"Why yall hatin' on a cane? Man dont wanna play for deez lame *** coaches no mo so why not go feed da fam."

He’ll feed the fam just as much as Venzell Boulware did.

 

[Tad Footeball]

They never learn.

Yup. And we never do a better job of convincing them either. Neverending cycle.

 

[Genghis Cane]

I just want to know if he signed with my favorite football agent, @apfenny3?

If it’s Ariz, do we riot? I say we egg his house.

 

[HighSeas]

I don't see him lasting very long on an NFL roster. He's not ready to contribute now with his lack of skills and NFL is not a development league.

He wasn't developing at Miami either though so I understand why he wants to cash in now.

 

[canadianhurricane]

I feel like he made this decision before the season. His junior 'highlights' will show alot or plays were he jogged into a sack. Good luck to him

 

[Page305]

Garvin painted me as a smart kid, also with a team first mentality. I'm not shocked or anything but I did expect him to make the "SMART" decision.

 

[Canesbro31]

Late round pick. Good luck, I guess.

Was my belief that - if there was indeed a culture problem - he was a part of it.

He dogged it all year long. Some of his reps were flat out embarrassing. He was a non-factor since snap one of the season. A whole year of undraftable tape.

At the beginning of the season this is exactly what I thought. But the second half of the year I thought he really turned it on, although the stats weren’t great he was living in the backfield and also saw double teams.

 

[brock]

Remember when majority of this board thought he was better than Joe Jackson... his bEnD bRo! Lol

Aside from that I think this is the best decision for him and the team honestly... Greg Rousseau is the top dog and Jalen Phillips has more talent as well so I think it’s a win win for both him and Miami.

Facts

 

[supersaiyanshel]

Yup. And we never do a better job of convincing them either. Neverending cycle.

But I cant be entitely mad at him either.

Clown for a HC.

Who is to say Manny wont bench him in his money season for some arbitrary reason?

He obviously needs to come back, but theres also no confidence in this staff.

 

[canes732]

He honestly will go undrafted what a dumb **** LOL. Never fails with our players

 

[No_Fly_Zone]

Shortsighted move. Come back for another season, starting healthy from the jump, let GR15 draw attention opposite you, get some stats, then go get drafted.

Instead, with a great combine and some luck, maybe he's a 3rd round pick (at best).

 

[Ver]

He better test off the charts

 

[RVACane]

If it’s Ariz, do we riot? I say we egg his house.

It really feels like a FRM special.

 

[Mr. Dynasty1]

Remember when majority of this board thought he was better than Joe Jackson... his bEnD bRo! Lol

Aside from that I think this is the best decision for him and the team honestly... Greg Rousseau is the top dog and Jalen Phillips has more talent as well so I think it’s a win win for both him and Miami.

 

[mcnaire2004]

He's a beast and will be missed. Lucky for us that isn't a position of terrible need at the moment.

 

[Stylie]

Underwelming year. Needs another season.

 

[Tad Footeball]

If it's Ariz then he's all set. 7th Round Management will setup a GoFundMe for the kid if things go south.

 

[Genghis Cane]

He's a beast and will be missed. Lucky for us that isn't a position of terrible need at the moment.

He was a beast in 2017. Don’t remember much of an impact this year.