I remember his amazing one-handed catch in the 1994 game against FSU.
I am getting concerned with this agreeing with you stuff but you’re not wrong here
This thread has delivered and it coincided with happy hour and the hours afterwards. We got CJ Bailey playing on the outside for Miami when he’s currently a Wolfpack qb. We got some guy named tee Wiggins being compared to Moore and then the cherry on top: Moore is compared to Andre Johnson. Bless up
I resemble that remark... on both matters!
If it plays out as you say, I see your point. Thanks for the detailed reply.
If WRs aren't getting wide open for the ball in space, Miami's O is going to PAINFULLY miss Xs routine circus catches keeping drives alive.
plays on plays on plays
Great update D and that’s exactly what you wanna hear about Moore. Physically, we have no one else in the team like him and if he can shine this year in his role, this offense can be almost unstoppable.Practice #2 is in the books. Tomorrow is a lighter practice before contact ramps up on Sunday. Here are some of my thoughts on the media portion of practice:
- WR Josh Moore is developing at a fast rate. He's hard to miss at 6'4, 205, and he had unbelievable flashes in spring. But he's starting to show more consistency after a summer of workouts. He ran by CB Ethan O'Connor and caught a TD during one-on-ones. Physically, he might be the most talented receiver on the team.
- CB Damari Brown is stringing together some good days. I have OJ Frederique and Xavier Lucas as the top 2 CBs, but Brown is pushing and opening a lot of eyes. He had several pass breakups and physically looks like a 6'1 David Njoku. If he stays healthy, he will play a lot.
- S Bryce Fitzgerald continues to flash with his athleticism and ball skills. He's playing safety, and he will need to prove he is willing to tackle to stay at that position. The size (6', 187) and speed (10.8) are there.
- LB Kellen Wiley has a chance to blossom here. He looks every bit of 6'4, 237, and he doesn't seem out of place in pass coverage. Heatherman says he wants long and fast linebackers to develop instead of less-talented finished products. Wiley will be a perfect test case.
- At this point, I don't even treat WR Malachi Toney as a freshman. He is carrying himself as a starter on and off the field. Beck is already looking for him.
- One player who stood out during 1-on1s- TE Alex Bauman. The Tulane transfer is much heavier and more physical than I expected, but he is still fluid as a receiver. He made a one-handed catch over the middle and strode into the end zone.
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I will say this, well it’s clear he’s not Jeremiah. Moore was universally, considered the best receiver out of Florida last year and we got him. So this guy can turn into an absolute stud for us, but yes, we have to see him do it first.
A step slower yes but much bigger than Richard’s.
He is much better than Isaiah Horton was year one or two and that is as clear as day. There’s no comparison there.
By the end of the cycle, though, everyone was saying this kid is the best wide receiver recruit in Florida this year. I think we got beyond a steal here.
I think with Moores superior athletic ability versus Leonard, don’t you think with development Moore can become a 4.4 guy. Because I think he can with that long stride.
It’s not really crazy if you watched his senior year. What he put on film was hands-down better than any wide receiver in Florida last year and it was a pretty deep crop last year. Moore was mossing guys at the high school level.
Well, said and the only thing I would disagree with is, I believe you have to put a check at talent at defensive tackle. When all five of the guys expected to play this year are well over 300 pounds and your number four or five guy is the strongest guy in program history, I think you’re cooking with grease there.
I’ll take that.
According to some at cis he’s headed to canton.