Daniel Adderley TE Walk-On

#27
#27
JayGunna said:
Hate to break the news but he's not a good football player
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Considering he only played 1 full year of Football ever. Went to Miami and a roster stacked with TEs, 6 total not counting him, he was already behind the 8 ball and I would imagine the coaches didnt put much effort into him.

Played just one season at Simpsonville, appearing in just four games because of broken collarbone...In those four games, made 27 catches for 459 yards and five touchdowns...As a junior in 2005, caught 33 passes for 786 yards and seven touchdowns...Didn't play organized football until his sophomore year of high school, when he was a reserve at Mesquite (Texas) Poteet High School, catching 15 passes for 280 yards...Raised in the Bahamas and attended the same high school as current Hurricane Ian Symonette...Coached by Dexter Davis, a former cornerback with the Arizona Cardinals and St. Louis Rams.

Give him a season with coaches who want to work with him and if hes got any want to in him at all, he will be a decent player. I dont expect him to be an NFL draft pick but from the looks of it hes had a tough, short career and a fresh start might be what he needs.
 
#28
#28
He is depth at a position where we greatly need it. Nothing less or more. Maybe he will beat the odds and contribute in a meaningful way in '10 and '11.
 
#30
#30
head1 said:
Considering he only played 1 full year of Football ever. Went to Miami and a roster stacked with TEs, 6 total not counting him, he was already behind the 8 ball and I would imagine the coaches didnt put much effort into him.

Played just one season at Simpsonville, appearing in just four games because of broken collarbone...In those four games, made 27 catches for 459 yards and five touchdowns...As a junior in 2005, caught 33 passes for 786 yards and seven touchdowns...Didn't play organized football until his sophomore year of high school, when he was a reserve at Mesquite (Texas) Poteet High School, catching 15 passes for 280 yards...Raised in the Bahamas and attended the same high school as current Hurricane Ian Symonette...Coached by Dexter Davis, a former cornerback with the Arizona Cardinals and St. Louis Rams.

Give him a season with coaches who want to work with him and if hes got any want to in him at all, he will be a decent player. I dont expect him to be an NFL draft pick but from the looks of it hes had a tough, short career and a fresh start might be what he needs.
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nice post.
 
#31
#31
head1 said:
Considering he only played 1 full year of Football ever. Went to Miami and a roster stacked with TEs, 6 total not counting him, he was already behind the 8 ball and I would imagine the coaches didnt put much effort into him.

Played just one season at Simpsonville, appearing in just four games because of broken collarbone...In those four games, made 27 catches for 459 yards and five touchdowns...As a junior in 2005, caught 33 passes for 786 yards and seven touchdowns...Didn't play organized football until his sophomore year of high school, when he was a reserve at Mesquite (Texas) Poteet High School, catching 15 passes for 280 yards...Raised in the Bahamas and attended the same high school as current Hurricane Ian Symonette...Coached by Dexter Davis, a former cornerback with the Arizona Cardinals and St. Louis Rams.

Give him a season with coaches who want to work with him and if hes got any want to in him at all, he will be a decent player. I dont expect him to be an NFL draft pick but from the looks of it hes had a tough, short career and a fresh start might be what he needs.
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in other words, he's not a good football player. Like I said. LOL
 
#32
#32
Put 30 or 40 pounds on him in the offseason and let him play guard on the offensive line.
 
#34
#34
Hopefully That kid Delvin Jones might end up being a TE. Adderley might be used in certain situations like the deep ball.
 
#35
#35
Speed and height...if he can't catch the ball, let him go after it....DE!
 
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