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Robby Washington the new Phillip Dorsett

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Angry Ibis said:
Man. You are right. The problem is you literally said the same thing last year about 2023 being stacked.
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We missed on some real guys that would clean those holes up. That's recruiting. And if u read my posts over the years I always said it takes 3 elite classes ina. Row to become a power. Top 8 or 10 what we were doing with huge missed wasn't it. Elite eval schools weren't even fighting for kids that were coming under previous staffs. Maybe like 2-5 percent of those classes maybe
 
if you're small and planning to play on the outside you better be fast. Washington would be done a disservice not to be in the slot and schemed to find space
 
coffeecane said:
In the 2012 Notre Dame game dropped 2 sure tds. Basically took the life out of us. I don't remember many drops other than that.
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Precisely. But even if Dorsett catches those 2 balls, we still lose the game 41-17 instead of 41-3, either way it was a blowout. Also, I loved the way that Golden used offensive mishaps as cover for the dreadful performances of His BFF's WEfense, He made an entire Raising Canes episode about the Dorsett drops.
 
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KingB02 said:
Poor comparison imo
Dorsett has no wiggle and is straight line was. One trick pony type. But his 4.3 speed makes him dangerous. This Washington kid is a completely different type of player. Slot guy, quick and electric. Give him the ball in space and enjoy the show
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Dorsett is in the NFL. What is with the hype of the next up and coming Wr. We suck for a decade and people are acting normal.
 
millertime26 said:
Dorsett and Washington are completely differently. This is a lazy eval. Respectfully.
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Not saying they are the same type of player, I'm saying Robby can do what Dorsett did. I don't believe because Robby is below 6 feet that he has to play in the slot. He has been a monster on the outside in high school and I can see him doing that on the college level as well.
 
Based on the highlights I would agree with Robby being more "electric", while Dorsett had great straight line speed with a little less wiggle. The one thing that stands out with Robby is how quickly he accelerates from a dead stop or fake. It's ridiculous.
 
Hstokes1447 said:
Could Robby Washington have a similar impact as Phillip Dorsett playing outside receiver for this team?

Player comparison:

Phillip Dorsett 5-10 170 as a high school SR
Phillip Dorsett Player Profile
Phillip Dorsett SR year highlights

Robby Washington 5-10 186 as a high school SR
Robby Washington Player Profile
Robby Washington SR year highlights

They both played outside receiver in high school, both have speed to take the top off a defense, I wil say Dorsett was faster but Robby is a lot more athletic. They both can go up and catch contested passes.

Robby has more dog in him and plays with more edge.

With Robby being a EE, I can really see him making an impact early and eventually becoming an elite outside receiver for this team, if put in position to do so.
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Can he block under our oc helms
 
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My comparison is Parris Campbell. If he gets a step or two below what Campbell was in college then we did alright here
 
Dre said:
I ain’t mad at this. He’s obviously not as fast, which you said, but from what I saw Robby is electric.

A lot has been made about our lack of getting receivers but I think some of it overlooks how good Robby and Ray Ray are.
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Whose faster? Ray Ray or Robby?

Ray Ray looked fast as h e double hockey sticks (for the mods) in the AA game. He also looks like he has a little size to him.
 
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