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bshaw28 said:
I said before the season started - when Buffalo's #2 WR transfers to Miami and becomes our leading WR - it's not a good sign, regardless of the offensive system. I like KJ, but that's not a situation Miami should be in.

We've got some young guys with talent, and the offensive system should be better, so hopefully some of them step up.
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bingo, #2 buffalo guy coming to miami and taking everybody lunch should never happen.. and we didnt really fix the situation either..
 
We have decent enough WRs. We need them to keep developing and we need a few more of them. Or at least a true difference maker or two. However having our TEs thst we have can potentially mask asy shortcomings are WR
 
brock said:
I’m just saying, how our system makes the current crop of receivers look bad, same would happen if jeudy came here imo
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Haha you are delusional. Our current WR couldn’t even make an XFL roster. With that being said. This system should help them a lot but King is going to have to run a lot next year
 
cooks002 said:
Wiggins just learned how to catch last week and doesn't attack the ball; how many times has he gotten bodied and the ball been intercepted? The fact that he is our #1 is troublesome. Yet he is still young and hopefully continues to improve.
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Agreed. Wiggins has raw ability, but he is responsible for a lot of interceptions. He doesn't position himself well relative to the defender on contested balls, he doesn't use his body, he doesn't fight for the ball. He's only good when he has a LOT of separation. Watching him when the ball comes towards him compared to how every single one of the LSU WRs play, is night and day. Burrow could throw it to any of his WRs and be within a 3 foot radius of them and they would typically position themselves and make the catch. Wiggins would just wait for the DB to make a play on the ball.

Hopefully he's getting a lot of work during the offseason and during the Spring, because he could be special if he actually made the effort.
 
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skeeter said:
Don't sleep on Wiggins imo...I think he leaves here an NFL player. Size/speed combo...We've had all one or the other here. Besides Richards (and I'm not saying he was Richards who was a 1st round player no doubts) we haven't had many with both. Hoping Reddings's next. Loved Payton in hs, but he really doesn't have the extra gear imo...(think his floor is high though and his HS tape showed game speed if not burner speed)
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Oh most definitely..too me wiggins has the most athletic upside and I said that when he signed(want to see Redding tho, he’s off the charts)..he seems to lack tho, natural body control..All the athletic traits are there for him..needs to attack rhe ball more aggressively tho..but if not I’ma yelling y’all rn he could eat at the next level at corner of the right coach gets him
 
dk72 said:
Agreed. Wiggins has raw ability, but he is responsible for a lot of interceptions. He doesn't position himself well relative to the defender on contested balls, he doesn't use his body, he doesn't fight for the ball. He's only good when he has a LOT of separation. Watching him when the ball comes towards him compared to how every single one of the LSU WRs play, is night and day. Burrow could throw it to any of his WRs and be within a 3 foot radius of them and they would typically position themselves and make the catch. Wiggins would just wait for the DB to make a play on the ball.

Hopefully he's getting a lot of work during the offseason and during the Spring, because he could be special if he actually made the effort.
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Hey why are you bringing facts to this board? According to @brock its all Enos’ fault and our WR are elite now that we have a spread offense.

our room is one of the weaker WR rooms in all of the country and there is no arguing or anything anyone can bring to this board that proves otherwise.
 
dk72 said:
Payton, after his year of sitting and learning, or even possibly Redding, who is more physically imposing than any of our WRs already even as an incoming Freshman. But we won't know until Spring.
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I would say Redding but I wanna see how much wiggins develops physically
 
mikemike said:
The WR room just isn't very good...

We need some transfers or something!
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They must of heard you, some kid name keyshawn smith supposedly committed and they trying to get him in for spring semester from Washington St. Looks like, son of a professional baseball player, former leach recruit, we'll see how he pans out, looks slow!
 
brock said:
I was Surprised by his lack of top end speed. Idk we will see
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The problem with harley is he's fast but not quick and is a long strider, so he's technically built for go routes or shallow crosses, itll always be hard for him to get separation on db's on alot of routes because of that!
 
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BeastMode said:
Hey why are you bringing facts to this board? According to @brock its all Enos’ fault and our WR are elite now that we have a spread offense.

our room is one of the weaker WR rooms in all of the country and there is no arguing or anything anyone can bring to this board that proves otherwise.
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Well, our WR room has a lot of POTENTIAL, but unfortunately they haven't lived up to it thus far. I'm definitely not defending Enos at all, however. His offensive scheme and playcalling was terrible, and just made no sense.
 
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