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[QUOTE="RF2044, post: 2655038, member: 40"]
Oh yeah?  Please feel free to enlighten me.

Pierce is terrific, but graduates after this year.  Here's what we have returning next year:
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[*]Hackett is unproven, and will have BIG shoes to fill
[*]Horan probably projects long-term at OT
[*]Our 2019 recruit is fast, but many on the recruiting forum view him as a reach [I don't -- I like camp offers, but his offer list is primarily FCS schools, so we'll see]
[*]Connor -- intriguing walk on, but probably too much to expect big contributions
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For comparison's sake, let's break down the long term prognosis at the other "O" positional units:

--QB -- DeVito blew up after we offered him, Amie was a nice "get," and Culpepper.  Post-Dungey, sky's the limit.
--RB -- With Adams coming next year, plus Neal / Pierre / Howard, the pipeline is stocked
--WR -- Pipeline's is swollen with impressive talent, it is just primarily young / inexperienced
--OL -- Staff has really done a great job building depth, and being able to redshirt guys.  Future is bright here.

So... unless I'm missing something, TE doesn't quite stack up as well as every other positional unit on offense from a recruiting standpoint.

Feel free to explain why according to you I "...have no idea what [I'm] talking about," and why we don't need to add playmakers at TE comparable to what we've done at WR / RB / QB.
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