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JZCane0825 said:
You do know what the Air Raid is right?

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I do but I've seen much more of the speed and space aspect from other teams. We have the least explosive team I've seen executing the offense. If you want to throw 5 yd passes all game you better be shaking/breaking tackles and maximizing that space with very explosive quick wrs. You will never have a great offense paper cutting your way up the field trying to wear down teams being the most physical team on offense Explosiveness matters and most of the teams that made the playoffs get chunks out of the pass game run game or both regularly. Im waiting to see a team with a good secondary put a cap on our offense because we have no one that's going to run away from any one vertically. We need more than 2 offensive tds this gm or i feel it wont turn out well.
 
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It doesn’t list 3 specific schools lol
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LyfeStyle Sports Agency President of Operations Latish Kinsler tells On3 he is expecting a lot of interest for his client Quincy Porter, once the former Ohio State receiver is officially in the Transfer Portal. On3’s Hayes Fawcett broke the news earlier Wednesday that Porter plans on going in.

Kinsler added that the likes of “Washington, Michigan, Notre Dame, Miami, Tennessee, South Carolina, UCLA and Auburn” are schools where there is expected to be interest. The Wolverines were one of the finalists for Porter during his high school process.

Once Porter is in the transfer portal he will quickly setup a visit. He is looking for a place where he can be “receiver No. 1 and showcase himself in that manner.”

Kinsler added the 6-foot-4, 210-pound Porter won’t take many visits before deciding his next landing spot.

The On3 Industry tabs Porter as the No. 5 receiver in the Transfer Portal and No. 30 prospect overall.

Porter played high school football at Oradell (NJ) Bergen Catholic, where he was a five-star prospect. He was the No. 22 overall recruit in the 2025 cycle, according to the Rivals Industry Ranking, a weighted average that utilizes all four major recruiting media companies.

Only two wide receivers were ranked ahead of Porter. Oregon‘s Dakorien Moore was one of them, followed by Kaliq Lockett of the Texas Longhorns.

Rivals was higher on Porter than the rest of the industry. He came in as the No. 13 overall prospect in the Rivals300. Only one other service ranked him as a five-star. Expectations for what Porter can become certainly are high.

In this true freshman campaign during the fall Porter caught four passes for 59 yards.
 
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U_Canes said:
I’m also not sure Mario is receptive to a guy coming off a 4 catch season expecting to be showcased as WR1 if that’s really his priority. He’d be given the chance here to earn it. But those types of receivers haven’t really fit here
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Yeah, would be very surprised if we entertained this.
 
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