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Who finishes as our third-leading receiver?

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As of now, these are the leading receivers:

1. Malachi Toney- 375 yards
2. CJ Daniels- 269 yards
3. Keelan Marion- 125 yards
4. Elija Lofton- 100 yards
5. Tony Johnson- 84 yards
6. Josh Moore- 76 yards
 
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Marion for sure. Agreed on Jojo. We’re trying to build a national champion competitor, like Michael Irvin said post game, we need to work towards that every day on green tree. Idk why people wanna give hand outs. Hey you don’t wanna work and grind 110%, only 80% fine, coaches will go find the players who will give 110%. We can chose culture over talent right now, this isn’t a Manny Diaz staff.
 
DMoney said:
As of now, these are the leading receivers:

1. Malachi Toney- 375 yards
2. CJ Daniels- 269 yards
3. Keelan Marion- 125 yards
4. Elija Lofton- 100 yards
5. Tony Johnson- 84 yards
6. Josh Moore- 76 yards
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Is Moore playing again this season? He caught 2 TDs against USF and then...?
 
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cway313 said:
Is Moore playing again this season? He caught 2 TDs against USF and then...?
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I think looking at UF in the rain and FSU at their place is probably not predictive of snap distribution moving forward, would imagine we see more of him moving forward...still holding out hope Trader gets it right too but at this point I'm probably striking out there.
 
cway313 said:
Is Moore playing again this season? He caught 2 TDs against USF and then...?
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He’s WR4, and we run a lot of 2 TE. And with our offensive gameplan we likely aren’t running all that many plays per game compared to much more pass heavy teams.

I’d expect maybe 10-20 snaps per game. Against FSU he had 10 snaps. More than Tony Johnson.

We will see if Marrion keeps his current snaps, but it’d take him losing snaps, and Trader not getting his shot together
 
Keelan Marion is the guy I hope can become WR3. He's got the speed to compliment Baby Jesus and CJ. We get Marion going as a deep threat and it's gonna be **** to defend our run game and top 2 WR running routes. Also love Josh Moore to chip in here.

Jojo has a big opportunity to get some PT. He kinda got called out in public by coach and if he responds in practice, nothing makes coaches happier than a player responding to them.
 
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DMoney said:
As of now, these are the leading receivers:

1. Malachi Toney- 375 yards
2. CJ Daniels- 269 yards
3. Keelan Marion- 125 yards
4. Elija Lofton- 100 yards
5. Tony Johnson- 84 yards
6. Josh Moore- 76 yards
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DEPENDS WHO GIVES A $2 FLYING MILK SAUCER…NUMBERS ARE JUST THAT
 
Kind of a cop out but I think the sum of Fletcher/Brown/Lyle's receiving yards will be greater than a 3rd WR/TE's. Last year all our RB receiving yards were 6th most on the team. Currently Fletcher/Brown/Lyle's total places them third. Very very different offense this year.
 
If jojo remains M.I.A for the rest of the season… my money is on Moore or Lofton.

Moore because he looked really good in limited reps against USF and I can only assume they will give him more reps as we get into ACC play. Lofton is another obvious answer if he’s healthy… you can see the added wrinkles he brings to the offense to keep the defense honest
 
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