Mallory or Jordan

[#26-MEAST]

Just my opinion but Mallory is better than or atleast equal to Jordan. I give Mallory the nudge because he has played hurt and is still a monster.

I know thier skill set is a bit different. We need Brevin to work some under crossing routes when he gets back. Haven't seen a drag thrown/caught this season.

 

[Zombie-Cane]

Need both. Imagine that with Harley stepping up, adding another pass catching threat, could be really fun to watch.

 

[Biscayne Buckets 8]

We don’t have to choose, and we shouldn’t. Play the best players. Mallory and Brevin are better than all our WRs, but aren’t as fast. Up to me? You play both with Harley and figure out the 2nd WR spot with whoever has the surest hands.

 

[Go Canes!!]

Other than contested jump ball type catches, Jordan is better in every way.

We need him healthy and on the field down the stretch.

 

[5ringshowboutu]

Other than contested jump ball type catches, Jordan is better in every way.

We need him healthy and on the field down the stretch.

That last sentence proves the first one a little incorrect.

 

[ElJefe3]

I take Jordan as my #1 every time

 

[BJ305]

Just my opinion but Mallory is better than or atleast equal to Jordan. I give Mallory the nudge because he has played hurt and is still a monster.

I know thier skill set is a bit different. We need Brevin to work some under crossing routes when he gets back. Haven't seen a drag thrown/caught this season.

Both, that’s the reason we recruited both of them at the same time.

 

[Mr. Dynasty1]

Not picking either but to see Mallory doing what he is doing while obviously not being 100% is great. Brevin gets most of the love but Mallory is right there. I hope he is able to get to 100% soon. He could really elevate his game if so.

 

[bocacane]

Jordan CAN'T stay on the field.... he is always injured! Injured potential is USELESS.

 

[fraggle]

Mallory reminds me of Olsen...

 

[compleatp]

Need both. Imagine that with Harley stepping up, adding another pass catching threat, could be really fun to watch.

This. When both are on field and if our WRs start winning one on one it is going to be a fun offense to watch.

 

[Milkcane]

Both are ballers, but Jordan all day every day.

 

[OriginalCanesCanesCanes]

I like both in the game at the same time, alternating them splitting out wide.

 

[Shogungts]

Related - what do we think the chances are that Brevin comes back? Both from a should he come back and will he come back.

For should: Prior to the injuries he was considered one of the best TEs and likely to be drafted high and it would make sense (in my opinion) for him to go pro. But this being the 3rd season in a row where he has missed significant time, I would think that has brought his stock down significantly (both b/c of being injury prone and not being able to prove he is worthy of the high pick).

For will: This is Miami and until we consistently see it otherwise, I will assume that everyone one of our players that has shown even the slightest flash will leave for the NFL.

So Miami fan bias aside, what's everyone's take here? Putting yourself in neutral territory, should he leave? I haven't looked at any draft boards, does anyone still have him forecasted to go high?

 

[TallyCaneFan]

In college, I like Jordan's game, but Mallory is more suited to the NFL based on size alone. I also think Mallory is just as fast as far as straight line speed. Jordan is a tweener in the NFL and isn't fast enough to move to receiver. Not many 6'3ish, 225lb TE's in the league.

 

[Billy D Williams]

My only gripes with Mallory is that he doesn't make the difficult catches and is a less than average blocker. As far as Jordan he can't stay on the field long enough to do an assessment.

 

[swampcougar1]

You like apple pie or pecan pie. I like both.

 

[HurricaneHauk]

Related - what do we think the chances are that Brevin comes back? Both from a should he come back and will he come back.

For should: Prior to the injuries he was considered one of the best TEs and likely to be drafted high and it would make sense (in my opinion) for him to go pro. But this being the 3rd season in a row where he has missed significant time, I would think that has brought his stock down significantly (both b/c of being injury prone and not being able to prove he is worthy of the high pick).

For will: This is Miami and until we consistently see it otherwise, I will assume that everyone one of our players that has shown even the slightest flash will leave for the NFL.

So Miami fan bias aside, what's everyone's take here? Putting yourself in neutral territory, should he leave? I haven't looked at any draft boards, does anyone still have him forecasted to go high?

none of our juniors should be declaring early

 

[NC_Canes_11]

Best ability is availability

 

[zx7oppa]

I take Jordan as my #1 every time

Same Here, but you got to be on the field for that to happen.