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Njoku doesn't even make the watch list? But the TE's from UF, FSU, and USF do? All of which had worse statistics than Njoku last year. Is this some kind of joke?



2016 John Mackey Award watch list
Jeb Blazevich, Georgia
Pharaoh Brown, Oregon
Barrett Burns, Appalachian State
Jake Butt, Michigan
Cethan Carter, Nebraska
Connor Cella, Rice
C.J. Conrad, Kentucky
Buck Cowan, Idaho
Darrell Daniels, Washington
Elkanah Dillon, USF
D.J. Dowdy, Cincinnati
Evan Engram, Ole Miss
Gerald Everett, South Alabama
Billy Freeman, San Jose State
Mike Gesicki, Penn State
Jarred Gipson, Nevada
DeAndre Goolsby, Florida
Cole Hikutini, Louisville
Bucky Hodges, Virginia Tech
Wyatt Houston, Utah State
O.J. Howard, Alabama
Ryan Izzo, Florida State
Blake Jarwin, Oklahoma State
Ben Johnson, Kansas
Alize Jones, Notre Dame
George Kittle, Iowa
Kody Kohl, Arizona State
Jordan Leggett, Clemson
Brandon Lingen, Minnesota
Troy Mangen, Ohio
Hayden Plinke, UTEP
Josiah Price, Michigan State
Michael Roberts, Toledo
Jake Roh, Boise State
Keith Rucker, Georgia State
Mason Schreck, Buffalo
Dalton Schultz, Stanford
Cam Serigne, Wake Forest
Jonnu Smith, Florida International
Jeremy Sprinkle, Arkansas
Todd Stafford, Massachusetts
Colin Thompson, Temple
Cody Tuttle, Eastern Michigan
Ethan Wolf, Tennessee
Ryan Yurachek, Marshall
 
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CaneStuck@USF said:
Njoku doesn't even make the watch list? But the TE's from UF, FSU, and USF do? All of which had worse statistics than Njoku last year. Is this some kind of joke?



2016 John Mackey Award watch list
Jeb Blazevich, Georgia
Pharaoh Brown, Oregon
Barrett Burns, Appalachian State
Jake Butt, Michigan
Cethan Carter, Nebraska
Connor Cella, Rice
C.J. Conrad, Kentucky
Buck Cowan, Idaho
Darrell Daniels, Washington
Elkanah Dillon, USF
D.J. Dowdy, Cincinnati
Evan Engram, Ole Miss
Gerald Everett, South Alabama
Billy Freeman, San Jose State
Mike Gesicki, Penn State
Jarred Gipson, Nevada
DeAndre Goolsby, Florida
Cole Hikutini, Louisville
Bucky Hodges, Virginia Tech
Wyatt Houston, Utah State
O.J. Howard, Alabama
Ryan Izzo, Florida State
Blake Jarwin, Oklahoma State
Ben Johnson, Kansas
Alize Jones, Notre Dame
George Kittle, Iowa
Kody Kohl, Arizona State
Jordan Leggett, Clemson
Brandon Lingen, Minnesota
Troy Mangen, Ohio
Hayden Plinke, UTEP
Josiah Price, Michigan State
Michael Roberts, Toledo
Jake Roh, Boise State
Keith Rucker, Georgia State
Mason Schreck, Buffalo
Dalton Schultz, Stanford
Cam Serigne, Wake Forest
Jonnu Smith, Florida International
Jeremy Sprinkle, Arkansas
Todd Stafford, Massachusetts
Colin Thompson, Temple
Cody Tuttle, Eastern Michigan
Ethan Wolf, Tennessee
Ryan Yurachek, Marshall
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And FIU.
 
Wait a minute...
You mean to tell me, that Ben Johnson of Kansas is on this list and Njoku isn't???
Ben freakin' Johnson who only has 21 receptions in his entire career, for 195yds Total & 0 TD's.
Dude caught 13 passes last year on a team that didn't win a single game!
Smfh, the disrespect is palpable.
 
cowboycane said:
CaneStuck@USF said:
Njoku doesn't even make the watch list? But the TE's from UF, FSU, and USF do? All of which had worse statistics than Njoku last year. Is this some kind of joke?



2016 John Mackey Award watch list
Jeb Blazevich, Georgia
Pharaoh Brown, Oregon
Barrett Burns, Appalachian State
Jake Butt, Michigan
Cethan Carter, Nebraska
Connor Cella, Rice
C.J. Conrad, Kentucky
Buck Cowan, Idaho
Darrell Daniels, Washington
Elkanah Dillon, USF
D.J. Dowdy, Cincinnati
Evan Engram, Ole Miss
Gerald Everett, South Alabama
Billy Freeman, San Jose State
Mike Gesicki, Penn State
Jarred Gipson, Nevada
DeAndre Goolsby, Florida
Cole Hikutini, Louisville
Bucky Hodges, Virginia Tech
Wyatt Houston, Utah State
O.J. Howard, Alabama
Ryan Izzo, Florida State
Blake Jarwin, Oklahoma State
Ben Johnson, Kansas
Alize Jones, Notre Dame
George Kittle, Iowa
Kody Kohl, Arizona State
Jordan Leggett, Clemson
Brandon Lingen, Minnesota
Troy Mangen, Ohio
Hayden Plinke, UTEP
Josiah Price, Michigan State
Michael Roberts, Toledo
Jake Roh, Boise State
Keith Rucker, Georgia State
Mason Schreck, Buffalo
Dalton Schultz, Stanford
Cam Serigne, Wake Forest
Jonnu Smith, Florida International
Jeremy Sprinkle, Arkansas
Todd Stafford, Massachusetts
Colin Thompson, Temple
Cody Tuttle, Eastern Michigan
Ethan Wolf, Tennessee
Ryan Yurachek, Marshall
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And FIU.
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jonnu is a beast tho
 
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This is more about the clueless grunt who they had put this list than about whether Njoku deserves to be on it or not.

Of course he should be on it.
 
Always best to come from behind making the list look like silly s--t...The real test will be when he comes out of college, and how far ahead of the other mopes on the list he gets drafted ahead of.....There is no one on the list I would trade Njoku for...
 
daddacane said:
Always best to come from behind making the list look like silly s


Exactly, like when Clive got drafted about 4 rounds ahead of the golfers grandson (Nic ?). What's really funny is there's a Temple guy on there. LOL
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It's because he is a Miami hurricane. They will be talking about we he put up great stats this year.
 
I'm thinking that they didn't consider him a TE. Most of his big plays came from the WR position last year.

How often was he lined up next to the OT or have his hand in the ground?

That's the only thing I can think of. :dread:
 
ben said:
cowboycane said:
CaneStuck@USF said:
Njoku doesn't even make the watch list? But the TE's from UF, FSU, and USF do? All of which had worse statistics than Njoku last year. Is this some kind of joke?



2016 John Mackey Award watch list
Jeb Blazevich, Georgia
Pharaoh Brown, Oregon
Barrett Burns, Appalachian State
Jake Butt, Michigan
Cethan Carter, Nebraska
Connor Cella, Rice
C.J. Conrad, Kentucky
Buck Cowan, Idaho
Darrell Daniels, Washington
Elkanah Dillon, USF
D.J. Dowdy, Cincinnati
Evan Engram, Ole Miss
Gerald Everett, South Alabama
Billy Freeman, San Jose State
Mike Gesicki, Penn State
Jarred Gipson, Nevada
DeAndre Goolsby, Florida
Cole Hikutini, Louisville
Bucky Hodges, Virginia Tech
Wyatt Houston, Utah State
O.J. Howard, Alabama
Ryan Izzo, Florida State
Blake Jarwin, Oklahoma State
Ben Johnson, Kansas
Alize Jones, Notre Dame
George Kittle, Iowa
Kody Kohl, Arizona State
Jordan Leggett, Clemson
Brandon Lingen, Minnesota
Troy Mangen, Ohio
Hayden Plinke, UTEP
Josiah Price, Michigan State
Michael Roberts, Toledo
Jake Roh, Boise State
Keith Rucker, Georgia State
Mason Schreck, Buffalo
Dalton Schultz, Stanford
Cam Serigne, Wake Forest
Jonnu Smith, Florida International
Jeremy Sprinkle, Arkansas
Todd Stafford, Massachusetts
Colin Thompson, Temple
Cody Tuttle, Eastern Michigan
Ethan Wolf, Tennessee
Ryan Yurachek, Marshall
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And FIU.
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jonnu is a beast tho
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Jonnu could of won the award in 2014 over both Oleary and Walford. Kid battled injuries last year but as you said is a beast.
 
He had to be considered a WR or that's what they thought. There's no other logical explanation..
 
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Stopped browsing names when I saw a TE from Georgia State listed. Without having seen said player, I'd bet Dobard is better...even at last year's cheeseburger aided weight.
 
SirWillium said:
Stopped browsing names when I saw a TE from Georgia State listed. Without having seen said player, I'd bet Dobard is better...even at last year's cheeseburger aided weight.
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Well since you were clear you don't know the guy but still judged him nonetheless, he had almost twice the number of catches of Njoku, 200 yards more receiving and 5 more TDs.

There's several others on the list i have a bigger issue with.
 
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Boo ****** hoo

You want respect, go ****** earn it. Nobody gives you **** in this world.




Don't be goin all entitled on me
 
Not one **** given. Kids going to ball out and make people look stupid!


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