I seemed to remember folks talking about Williams making plays in the spring. Had high hopes for him coming here with offers from Oregon, Miami etc. Hopefully that means our WR’s have stepped up.
Tough for me to hear that. I know he has worked hard while battling injuries the last few years.
I am surprised more WRs have not left. We have a lot of them on the roster and only 4 or 5 are likely going to get significant playing time.
I hope it is relatively minor and Wil will finally get a chance to play the sport he loves this fall.
From the Spring game, Isaiah Jones sounded like he had the inside track to be WR 1
I think Hough will be 2nd string this year. He had a really serious leg injury but obviously he'll be going inside. I expect he'll do well and has a chance to make the NFL.
Hanna is probably a hard gainer. He'll have to be the smartest guy out there. We'll see how he progresses...excited to see how good the back 5 will be this year.
To me this is Alford's "now or never" year. Canadian players take longer but he has the basic foundation to be an All ACC caliber WR.
He has a high center of gravity. If he can catch, I wonder if TE could be another spot for him?
I’d be curious to see how well they “fight” each other. I suspect the DL will get good experience from these battles, but will the OL be ready for 300+ lb DTs when the time comes? I suspect yes, but still…
I am not sold that Queeley will even be in the two deep. So far he has not shown that he can beat out the younger guys. I’m looking at Alford, Gadsden, Hatcher, Peña, copper, Jackson and transfer from FAU.
Fourth most receiving yards last year behind Jackson, Tucker, and Alford. Just don't ask how many.
I don’t think he’s athletic though. I’m surprised he’s moving there. Maybe he feels like he can help and asked the coaches to move him there. I hope he proves me wrong.
I'm surprised they switched maybe our tallest OL. Would have thought other guys who might have less difficulty with leverage would have been switched first. Maybe he asked.
Not sure how well he can get off a block, though he can be a solid pass tipper with that size, especially on 3rd and long. Perhaps get an int or two as well from it. Seems low risk to try.
If Queeley is still a starter, we are in trouble, the team needs playmakers at receiver.
New sets of eyes looking at and evaluating everyone in the receiver room. I expect to see some reshuffling of the deck there.
Carter was a freshman all american… could be slept on
Honestly have just not seen enough from any other receiver that would make me think someone is going to unseat him.
