Get Stacy Coley off kick and punt returns

[drifters1234]

What ever happened to Burns and Elder?

We are too thin at corner back to take a chance on them getting injured. We have a little bit more depth at safety, but I'm not sure Johnson has the speed. I would give Chocolate another chance. I would also like to see what Yearby and/or Walton can do.

We are just as thin at RB. Thanks, Al

#BBB

Not possible. Golden brought in three studs this year - Williams, Walton, and the STA back.

 

[drifters1234]

All the boy needs to is stop smoking everyday and actually do some lifting in the weight room

1 bench press rep of 225 won't cut it. If he's lazy on the bench I can only imagine what his squat numbers look like. He can be tackled by a 5th grader right now

That's really all he can do?

Regardless, I remember a bunch of people trying to crown this young man (as well as saying we may have a top five WR unit in the nation preseason last year) and I said I just hope he doesn't go the Lance Leggett route. Boy did he ever, now let's hope he makes a comeback.

This. One after the other poster claimed he was BETTER than Sammy Watkins midway through his freshman year.

Typical ridiculous overhyping of players with minimal data.

 

[D_G87]

Leave Coley right where he is. He doesn't suck. He's not soft. His confidence was shot right from the Louisville game. He's young. He couldn't handle the early success he had his Frosh year and carry it over into his Soph year. It happens to the best of them (Amari Cooper comes to mind, and no I'm not comparing the two, just giving you an example). He understand the work he needs to put it on and off the field. Don't hop back on the bandwagon when he takes the first PR Return back to the house. Every good player needs a wake up call. He got his. Coley is fine.

 

[The Franchise]

Leave Coley right where he is. He doesn't suck. He's not soft. His confidence was shot right from the Louisville game. He's young. He couldn't handle the early success he had his Frosh year and carry it over into his Soph year.

If we believe these kooky theories, then that's the definition of soft.