I think POB has touch. I think A Mart is a much better runner and already ran his type of offense
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I agree Gebbia is slight, but Milton at UCF wasn't exactly a tank. He' listed on their roster as 5'11" and 170lbs. I think Gebbia has a lot of potential in this offense and it would be hard to convince me a guy who is pretty mobile, accurate, and a driven work ethic is gonna be beat out easily by a kid who took a year off because of injury and just stepped on a college campus. If Martinez does it, that would be a great sign of his abilities, but my guess is Gebbia will be the man next year.
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I would agree but I am also curious about POB and what he might look like in this offense. i see him as more of a Brook Berringer type. Where as i see AMart as a TFraz type.
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Cam'Ron Jones
Caleb Tannor
Will Honas
Miles Jones
Tate Wildeman
Greg Bell
Caleb Tannor
Will Honas
Miles Jones
Tate Wildeman
Greg Bell
Interesting no Washington there.
A lot of the super six picks I see are weighed towards definitive guys.
Thoughts on if that means most people like what we have on offense already?
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My Super Six ... going 50/50 on offense and defense. Expect Honas to have an immediate impact this fall too.
1. RB Maurice Washington
2. QB Adrian Martinez
3. ILB Will Honas
4. OLB Caleb Tannor
5. S Cam’ron Jones
6. TE Cameron Jurgens
Sleeper Miles Jones.
My question is 'who does not' redshirt this fall? ...
GBR!
1. RB Maurice Washington
2. QB Adrian Martinez
3. ILB Will Honas
4. OLB Caleb Tannor
5. S Cam’ron Jones
6. TE Cameron Jurgens
Sleeper Miles Jones.
My question is 'who does not' redshirt this fall? ...
GBR!
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Washington is a sink or swim kid in my opinion, if it was all about football ability he's #1.
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My opinion on that, we need better players on defense, and this offense makes it so just a really fast guy can be electric for us. A guy like Woodyard didn't make my Super 6, but let's say he is our #3 option and he's getting the matchups we like, he could be All-American. Defensively, we got some real studs, Frost even said we may have the best safety class in the nation. Numbers probably won't show it but it's top 5 for sure.
Gotcha. Well let's hope the academic hurdles get cleared, and he doesn't have any issues that would prevent him from getting on the field. Him in any offense, but especially this one, is something to get excited about.
I've noticed that Wildeman is a sleeper pick for a lot of people. Is that because of his talent or that it's a position of need? Or both?
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I would say Washington could very easily be compared to Jordan Stevenson, which scares me.
Wildeman is at a position of need and had a really good senior campaign. And he has a motor I really like, which is huge on the DL. He's better than Ben Stille, but their motors are the same. My opinion of course.
The thing that has me really excited is there are a lot of versatile pieces in this class, and I think this staff has shown the ability to move players in spots where they have the best chance to succeed.
Odds are that situation turns out better then. Mainly by the low bar Stevenson set, but still. ;D
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Quite literally can't go worse, and we won't be in a situation where we play some kid just to make him quit bitching and disrupt the position meetings.
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