Anybody who thinks an ACL tear, which QB Ryan Williams came back from in a matter of months, is the same as Malcolm Lewis almost having his ankle separated from his body has no clue what they are talking about.
The fact that Lewis is back, at all, is a testament to him.
Regarding Cager ... Unless he is the number 1, 2, or 3 receiver, he should redshirt.
We already have plenty of bodies at WR. Unless the kid is a starter, he shouldn't see the field.
Scott, Coley, Waters, Berrios, and Lewis is plenty of depth ...
And in blowout situations, or jump ball situations, they can play Langham, Jones, Brady, and Njoku. Who knows how much those kids could develop if we actually gave them reps, instead of coaches rushing the next freshman onto the field too early, then griping about "how young we are".
They keep recruiting these big stiff WRs hoping that they can be a vertical threat. It looks like they may have found one that can actually play in Cager.
Would like to see him be more than just the 6th WR. I think we know what we have in Malcolm, and while I like the kid, he's not a game-changer.
Unleash Cager please.
Malcolm? Berrios dropped easy balls in key situations all last year, if anybody needs to make room its him.
Malcolm - two TDs in three seasons
Berrios - three TDs in one season
decide
Do you think that's actually a fair comparison considering the trauma Malcolm went through?
Berrios had three TDs eight months after ACL surgery. That's not trauma?