LittleVol
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Why do you include Gibbs as not ready with Hyatt & Calloway?Gibbs, Hyatt and Calloway are not ready to go against Florida's, Ga and Bama's physical style just yet.
He's never played WR in college before, it would surprise me if he's effective against the better CBs in the league. Doesn't matter now as I believe Beckwith will start as our slot receiver and he'll be a matchup problem for any CB in the league.Why do you include Gibbs as not ready with Hyatt & Calloway?
Didn't most (admitedly few mentions as he had to sit a year) practice reports indicate that Gibbs was one of our best performers and most talented players?
I could see saying his performance is an unknown but why would you lump him in with true freshman as not ready to go with the big boys yet?
He's never played WR in college before, it would surprise me if he's effective against the better CBs in the league. Doesn't matter now as I believe Beckwith will start as our slot receiver and he'll be a matchup problem for any CB in the league.
I think Palmer, Keyton and Beckwith will be the top 3 targets next season. Everyone else will be competing for playing time and opportunities.Gibbs will probably start out at FL. And I do anticipate him to start. He's been playing against the better CBs in the conference for a year now in practice.
Velus Jones is a potential gamebreaker. Don't sleep or Brandon Johnson.
With that said, Dee doesn't need to be a starter to account for 10 total TDs his freshman season. He's a redzone nightmare.
Don’t count out Wideman, his recruiting reports peg him as the most athletic receiver in this class and say that his grades are the only reason they didn’t have him listed as a five star and went on to say could end up being a top ten pick in the draftI think Palmer, Keyton and Beckwith will be the top 3 targets next season. Everyone else will be competing for playing time and opportunities.
Hopefully our upgraded and more experienced OL can improve our run game. Regardless of RB personnel the big men up front may boost production. Your opinion?I think I stated why, our group of RBs is the main reason. Chandler is the best of the bunch and he's coming off a bad season, Gray is too small to be a bell cow type back and we are currently using a LB in short yardage situations. Not to mention the fact that we've been one of the worst running teams in the conference the last 3 years and that usually doesn't change much unless personnel or philosophy changes, so I ask you again, why do you think our running game is going to improve?
At the risk of starting something again.... it all comes down to QB play. JJ bailed JG out A LOT. He covered a lot of sins.WR group should at least be solid but not as good with the Departures of JJ & MC. I expect to see Palmer, Tillman, & Keyton take another step in their development. RS Johnson was a smart move by Pruitt & Johnson has shown he can make plays. Interested to see what Gibbs brings to the group.
The wide receivers as a group next year seem like they have the talent to be top 5 in the SEC next year.. but they also have the inexperience to be in the bottom 5 of the sec. I’m more confident in the group because I think Palmer is gonna be a great leader and really raise his draft stock, kid is so talented. Then I think guys like Keyton and Hyatt will be key contributors as well. You also have wild cards like Gibbs, B. Johnson, and Velus. Nobody really knows what they’re gonna bring to the table. (Also depends on who is throwing these guys the ball.)
what are your thoughts on this position group for next year?
I think our line is great and they should help the running game. I think Graham will really help and I believe he'll help Chandler the most. Our line is tough and physical, our RBs are not very physical.Hopefully our upgraded and more experienced OL can improve our run game. Regardless of RB personnel the big men up front may boost production. Your opinion?