'14 JUCO WR Eric Lauderdale (previous UT commit)

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Fun&Gun said:
Guess we'll just have to settle for 9 in a row....:)
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We weren't discussing what these individuals do in college, we are discussing their NFL impact. Joe Hayden is a great player, no doubt, but you also have to remember Eric Berry did not make that list either, but he did make the Pro Bowl :p

If you just go by college impact, ole Timmy Tebow is great, but not so much in the NFL.
 
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dschult2 said:
Was actually commenting to this post. Seemed to indicate Haden shutting down Green was a fluke.
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Well you still failed, because I didn't say he wasn't good either. I agreed with what he said about Green not being proof that he is good. Never said he's not good or a fluke. Let it go.
 
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Here is another little fun fact for everybody discussing Joe Haden. I like Joe Haden and he is solid, but I will compare him to one of our CB still in the league.

2012 stats:

Jabari Greer -
51 total tackles
3 ints
13 passes defended

Joe Haden -
51 total tackles
3 ints
10 passes defended

According to stats, Jabari Greer is on par with Joe Haden. Does that mean that J. Greer deserve to be in the top 100 too?
 
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CWGvol said:
Well you still failed, because I didn't say he wasn't good either. I agreed with what he said about Green not being proof that he is good. Never said he's not good or a fluke. Let it go.
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You're welcome to clarify what you meant by, "Plus its one game" then? How many games of proof do you need?

Week 1: Mike Wallace v. Haden, 1 rec, 5 targets, 15 yards, 0 tds

Week 2: Torrey Smith v. Haden, 7 rec, 13 targets, 85 yards, 0 tds

Week 3: Greg Jennings v. Haden, 3 rec, 6 targets, 43 yards, 0 tds

Week 4: AJ Green v. Haden, 7 rec, 15 targets, 51 yards, 0 tds

Week 5: Stevie Johnson 2 rec, 3 targets, 19 yards, 0 tds

Teams are completing less than 50% of their passes against Haden and haven't hit him for a TD yet. Shutdown corner.
 
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VFL23 said:
Here is another little fun fact for everybody discussing Joe Haden. I like Joe Haden and he is solid, but I will compare him to one of our CB still in the league.

2012 stats:

Jabari Greer -
51 total tackles
3 ints
13 passes defended

Joe Haden -
51 total tackles
3 ints
10 passes defended

According to stats, Jabari Greer is on par with Joe Haden. Does that mean that J. Greer deserve to be in the top 100 too?
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:eek:lol: yep greer>haden btw i think joe missed 4 games last yr

to me haden is top 5 sherman, revis, peterson are about the only guys i think teams would take ahead of him

major wright stats vs eric berry so far this yr

wright 30 tackles, 2 forced fumbles, 2 int's

berry 16 tackles, 0 forced fumbles, 1 int


i guess wright is having a better yr then mr berry j/k lol
 
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dschult2 said:
You're welcome to clarify what you meant by, "Plus its one game" then? How many games of proof do you need?

Week 1: Mike Wallace v. Haden, 1 rec, 5 targets, 15 yards, 0 tds

Week 2: Torrey Smith v. Haden, 7 rec, 13 targets, 85 yards, 0 tds

Week 3: Greg Jennings v. Haden, 3 rec, 6 targets, 43 yards, 0 tds

Week 4: AJ Green v. Haden, 7 rec, 15 targets, 51 yards, 0 tds

Week 5: Stevie Johnson 2 rec, 3 targets, 19 yards, 0 tds

Teams are completing less than 50% of their passes against Haden and haven't hit him for a TD yet. Shutdown corner.
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How many games of proof do I need for what? I never said he wasn't good. I simply agreed with the poster that one game, and a game versus Green is not definitive of whether he is good or not. You simply misunderstood.
 
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Lauderdale had 9 catches for 55 yards and a TD yesterday as he saw his first action this year.
 
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Fun&Gun said:
I'm not here claiming that UF is WRU or anything of the sort. I'm also not here claiming that UF's passing offense is lighting up scoreboards.

I just think there are a few misconceptions:

1. That UF produces NO wr's and that somehow UT is a vastly superior option for a WR when it comes to choosing schools to get to the league. I don't think the stats back this up. You can ridicule the ability of the UF wr's in the league but that wasn't the point. I agree that UT's group is better than UF's as a whole...but I'd also say that Percy is the best of the bunch by a pretty wide margin (at least right now).

2. That UF's passing offense is vastly inferior to UT's. Again, I don't think the stats back that up. Last year that was certainly the case. But then again, UT had an NFL QB, 2 NFL WR's and an NFL TE....while UF had a 1st year starter at QB. This year I'd argue UF has a better passing offense (even though the running game is still the focal point) than UT. In the Miami game Driskel threw for nearly 300 yds, but of course the turnovers killed UF. Since Murphy took over the passing game has been efficient, but not explosive.
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Percy hardly even plays. He's temperamental as hell. The Vikings drafted a Vol to replace him. Louis Murphy was supposed to be a deep threat in Oakland but a UT WR Denarious Moore replaced him as well. I respect some of your defensive players but man you guys know your WRs will turn out to be nothing. :)
 
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The Breakerboy said:
Percy hardly even plays. He's temperamental as hell. The Vikings drafted a Vol to replace him. Louis Murphy was supposed to be a deep threat in Oakland but a UT WR Denarious Moore replaced him as well. I respect some of your defensive players but man you guys know your WRs will turn out to be nothing. :)
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You're nuts if you think Percy Harvin has turned out to be nothing. I'm all-Vol through and through, but Harvin is one of the most dynamic playmakers in the league.
 
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cncchris33 said:
You're nuts if you think Percy Harvin has turned out to be nothing. I'm all-Vol through and through, but Harvin is one of the most dynamic playmakers in the league.
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When he's on the field...

Dude needs some Excedrin.
 
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cncchris33 said:
You're nuts if you think Percy Harvin has turned out to be nothing. I'm all-Vol through and through, but Harvin is one of the most dynamic playmakers in the league.
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Read thoroughly then post. I never made that statement in my post. Everyone knows Harvin has an attitude problem. Migraines are just a code name for this jacked up attitude he has. He is known for fighting with coaches.
 
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The Breakerboy said:
Read thoroughly then post. I never made that statement in my post. Everyone knows Harvin has an attitude problem. Migraines are just a code name for this jacked up attitude he has. He is known for fighting with coaches.
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Your last sentence reads, "You guys know your WRs turn out to be nothing." So I read thoroughly, then posted. If you didn't mean to include Harvin, you should have indicated as much. Having a bad attitude doesn't equate to being void of talent or effectiveness. No one will argue he's a headcase at times off the field, but he's a stud on the field.
 
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cncchris33 said:
Your last sentence reads, "You guys know your WRs turn out to be nothing." So I read thoroughly, then posted. If you didn't mean to include Harvin, you should have indicated as much. Having a bad attitude doesn't equate to being void of talent or effectiveness. No one will argue he's a headcase at times off the field, but he's a stud on the field.
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Ever heard of trash talk?
 
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Percy has definitely been good in the league, but it's not like Florida's system showcased him as a NFL WR. He was as much RB as WR and got drafted on ridiculous athletic ability.
 
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#900
So a WR that plays 2 games a year in NFL makes Florida WRU? Gators in da house

Is he talented? Of course but he ain't doing jack but drinking Gatorade on the sideline with that talent
 
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