Da'Rick Rogers Impressing in Offseason Throwing Work

#2
#2
I hope he learned his lesson and stays out of trouble. Maybe this is a wake up call for him. Unfortunately, the wake up call didn't help Darren Myles.
 
#3
#3
maybe so, but will he be there in the first couple of games ? i just question his demeanor when it comes down to being a vol player and a student. i hope he does do well, but he is going to have to show me how he does in life. he's not the only one i'm talking about either. we have several that i question. sorry, but---:unsure:
 
#4
#4
I'm excited about Rogers....great late pick up by Dooley....hopefully he can have an AJ Green type of freshman impact
 
#13
#13
DaRick is going to be a walking mismatch if he can stay on the straight and narrow. He's a physical freak, and he's only going to get stronger. He is a game changer in the passing game. I think people are really underestimating our skill players on offense.
 
#15
#15
Our receivers are just straight up filthy. Jones and Moore will be very good, and even after they're gone we have Rogers, Teague, Milton and others.

It seems to me like they will all be good at every different route, too. The freshman won't as much, but Jones and Moore will make progress wearing down the defense throughout the game. Not physically. Opening up different holes for people. ESPECIALLY the tight ends. I can't wait to see this team grow throughout the year.
 
#16
#16
Don't forget Hunter. We have 3 freshman WR's who are all very tall and very difficult matchups. Two of those are known for going up and getting balls (Hunter and Rogers) while the other is just a physical monster (Milton).

That doesn't even count Moore and Jones, who are very dependable WRs when healthy. Not to mention Stocker, who is the best TE in the SEC imo, and Poole who we all expect to have a breakout season.

We have a lot of weapons if we can do ok in the trenches and stay healthy.
 
#18
#18
Th trenches decide it. Always, always comes down to that it seems. We really do have weapons. Opposing fans may be overlooking that, but opposing coaches won't be. Granted, they can prepare all they want. A stud WR is a stud WR.

I think Dooley will have these units BELIEVING in each other. When we get a big play or two, there will be true team and passion on display. By Dooley and the team.
 
#20
#20
Don't forget Hunter. We have 3 freshman WR's who are all very tall and very difficult matchups. Two of those are known for going up and getting balls (Hunter and Rogers) while the other is just a physical monster (Milton).

That doesn't even count Moore and Jones, who are very dependable WRs when healthy. Not to mention Stocker, who is the best TE in the SEC imo, and Poole who we all expect to have a breakout season.

We have a lot of weapons if we can do ok in the trenches and stay healthy.

My evaluation exactly. Stocker is poised for such a good year, it could really change the offensive dynamic if the QB can make quick reads to beat what will probably be penetration against sub-par O-line. With some protection, it could get ugly fast for most Secondary's. A great TE can kill a Zone. Going to man to man, big receivers can chew up a secondary. As long as there is some protection and decent reads, this should be an offense that suprise most opponents. I really don't think Oregon matches up well with it at all.
 
#21
#21
My evaluation exactly. Stocker is poised for such a good year, it could really change the offensive dynamic if the QB can make quick reads to beat what will probably be penetration against sub-par O-line. With some protection, it could get ugly fast for most Secondary's. A great TE can kill a Zone. Going to man to man, big receivers can chew up a secondary. As long as there is some protection and decent reads, this should be an offense that suprise most opponents. I really don't think Oregon matches up well with it at all.
Very good observations.
 
#22
#22
I think the TE will have a gigantic year. Safety valve. His emergence early on opens things UP for those wideouts. Very important.
 

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