Hudspeth high on his tall receivers for 2016

[Just1More]

We waste wide receivers over here by just having one guy run a go route and the other run an 8 yard curl. Skill positions are the most underutilized players on this team.

You said a mouthful. I went back and watched some plays that I absolutely couldn't believe how terrible the routes were. I watched to see if the coaches got onto our WRs for running the wrong routes... and they didn't! Something was very bizarre this year with our passing attack. Haack could have looked like an NFL passer with just a small amount of help from our coaches and his receivers (combined). This offense was gifted at the skill positions. It was simply the worst use of football skill talent I think I've ever watched... considering the competition... and how obvious teams sold out to stop Eli up the middle. We aren't smart offensively, and I haven't put my finger on who is at fault. The play calling, especially WR routes and technical skills, and correct use of available personnel was atrocious this year. I just hope the coaches agree. It's our only hope if we keep this staff together. I fear our coaches truly think all of the failures were due to injuries and "chemistry". That's like saying the mayonnaise went bad on your ____ sandwich.

[Just1More]

Yeah Z, it's another one of Hud's fixations since Peanut. If they can't catch or run, height will not make a difference. There are still many wideouts in the NFL that are under 6'.

Hud wants a running athlete QB that can throw jump balls in the vicinity of tall WRs. Why? Because that offense requires the least coaching skill of any out there.

[GATOR GRUNT]

Hud wants a running athlete QB that can throw jump balls in the vicinity of tall WRs. Why? Because that offense requires the least coaching skill of any out there.

I'm starting to believe this J1M.

[Ragin' Caleb]

Hud wants a running athlete QB that can throw jump balls in the vicinity of tall WRs. Why? Because that offense requires the least coaching skill of any out there.

Sad but true

[RedCajun]

We also need to get Fuselier back to his natural slot position....and Riles is very physical on sweeps with the ball in his hands...natural running back.....

I agree with this . Plus Haynes would get more touches

[CajunEXPRESS]

Hud wants a running athlete QB that can throw jump balls in the vicinity of tall WRs. Why? Because that offense requires the least coaching skill of any out there.

Nailed it. All coaches look smarter when they out talent the opposition. Hud's very average with similar competition.

[Just1More]

Nailed it. All coaches look smarter when they out talent the opposition. Hud's very average with similar competition.

Personally, I like to see the best mixture of athleticism, size, intelligence, heart, attitude, skills combined with brilliant coaching. If we can out recruit everyone for athletes, I have no problem running simple systems and just overwhelming the opposition with superior athletes. I don't think we have exclusive access to premium athletes that just so happen to fit the upper end of height and size. Therefore, I expect us to find student-athletes without the perfect dimensions, but huge traits that other programs may dismiss, and add genius coaching to them.

It's easier (and more appropriate) to expect a well paid coach to work on a lifetime career of being a genius at his profession, than expect high school kids to be obvious winners over their next 4 to 5 years of life - while supposedly being good college students. In other words, BS to you coaches and riding kid talent. Get your personal skills up... or take the pitch fork to your ___ like a man.

[CameronCajun]

Hud wants a running athlete QB that can throw jump balls in the vicinity of tall WRs. Why? Because that offense requires the least coaching skill of any out there.

Bingo!! We have a winner.

[cajun4life]

We had a 6'4" WR and we threw less than 16 times in the red zone. SMDH

[GATOR GRUNT]

We had a 6'4" WR and we threw less than 16 times in the red zone. SMDH

Yeah, that was bizarre. I know he doesn't have great hands, but you would think that they would at least give the TALL guy a chance.