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Hope KJ gets drafted, what a great pick up..

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drewm3i said:
He's more Cane than all the SFL divas combined. Not talking about past guys like Hankerson and Hurns, love those guys too!
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Ironically though, those guys weren’t divas, and have been some of our better receivers in recent years. Add Dorsett to that list as well. All those guys have a lot of things in common. It’s funny how that works.
 
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caneholic88 said:
He’s been a nice addition for sure but I think he’ll have a tough time getting drafted, not very explosive and doesn’t get much separation..
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Unfortunately true. Doesn't really do anything great but he's reliable. I do think he'll get drafted though based off his resume at Buffalo; maybe in the 6th.
 
How sad is it that a kid can develop his skills at Buffalo and then come to Miami and be the top receiver. Kids 👏 are 👏 getting 👏better 👏coaching 👏 at 👏 Buffalo.

Meanwhile, Receivers that develop for 3 years at Miami normally get passed over by younger guys because they haven’t improved or transfer out.

THE NEW MIAMI
 
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zanecane said:
How sad is it that a kid can develop his skills at Buffalo and then come to Miami and be the top receiver. Kids 👏 are 👏 getting 👏better 👏coaching 👏 at 👏 Buffalo.

Meanwhile, Receivers that develop for 3 years at Miami normally get passed over by younger guys because they haven’t improved or transfer out.

THE NEW MIAMI
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This hit me right here. Good Post! WOW
 
zanecane said:
How sad is it that a kid can develop his skills at Buffalo and then come to Miami and be the top receiver. Kids 👏 are 👏 getting 👏better 👏coaching 👏 at 👏 Buffalo.

Meanwhile, Receivers that develop for 3 years at Miami normally get passed over by younger guys because they haven’t improved or transfer out.

THE NEW MIAMI
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Ever think he works harder than all of these more talented guys? It's not just coaching. The player has to want to work. I see lots of our receivers who run lazy routes and don't fight for the ball.
 
blushrts said:
Ever think he works harder than all of these more talented guys? It's not just coaching. The player has to want to work. I see lots of our receivers who run lazy routes and don't fight for the ball.
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You can keep blaming the players. I hear every offseason how hard our guys are working. Until the season starts and the team falls apart and the narrative changes to they are lazy and can’t compete. These kids can’t defend themselves in the media.

I’m not going to blame the kids. I’ve seen enough bad football to see where the blame belongs. I’m going to focus my attention on the guys who are PAID to coach them up.
 
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