Can the WRs block downfield?
Can the WRs block downfield?
To have me on ignore you sure do seem to feel the need to post rebuttal after rebuttal to all my non sense. However, in a season which has now swollen to 14 games for conference championship contenders it is not unlikely at all to have a gifted receiver achieve those kinds of numbers although I never said 15 TDs although you will swear on your religion & your family hate exactly what I wrote.
We won't have a single receiver with gaudy stats. That does not mean we won't be slinging it, though. We have 4-6 receivers who will share time out there. If you're concerned about the X because Lance may not be back, we have options. Never forget the contributions that our tight ends will make; they can be very productive in this offense, as well. No one should be worried. The ball will get there. They just have to catch it.
First of all I had not responded to anything of yours for over 6 months. I just unblocked you.
Secondly you said teens. I picked 15, but that being said the number could be 13. We have had one player in our history with 10. That is the highest total ever. 13 + was achieved by a total of 5 college football players last year. That is in all of college fcs division. 5 total. All knowing Kyle.
We have probably one of the best blocking receivers on the team over the last 4 years coming back. His blocking is probably what got him on the field so much as a true freshman. IMO. When you are receiver in the wing T they ran in high school you have to be able to block. I got to see them a couple of times watching Catholic against my old high school.
Yep. That and don’t forget we return a 3 year starter for his fifth year in the program that led the team in yards and receptions through the championship game in 2021. Last year he had somewhat of an off year as he missed the spring recovering from elbow surgery and all of fall with a severely strained groin muscle that bothered him all year. He should be back healthy this year too. Des has told a few people I have spoken to that he probably had his best spring ever last spring.
Sorry, I meant FBS, that was a typo. But the point is the same, last year, a year which many teams played as least 14 games, in the entire FBS division, 4 receivers in the country caught more than 13 (that is the minimum to qualify as teens, in case the smartest man in America was unaware) TD passes.
Here are those names and you expect us to have one of those guys, they are few and far between:
1. Tank Dell--caught 17 for the University of Houston, he was a 3rd Round Draft Choice in this years NFL draft.
2. Zakhari Franklin--15 for UTSA, he is a rising Senior this year
3. Jalin Hyatt--15 for the University of Tennessee, he was a 3rd Round Draft Choice in this years NFL draft
4. Marvin Harrison JR--14 for The Ohio State University, he is a Junior for them this year and will probably be the #1 receiver taken in the NFL draft.
That is your entire list of WR's in FBS that caught "TEENS" as you put it in college football. Even with the potential 14 game seasons that we have today, it is nearly impossible for guys to put up those types of numbers.
Just check the facts! I know that logic, truthfulness and facts elude you, but you might want to double check them sometime.
Yep that would be great. No TV contract money and no shared money with conference affiliation. Houston and A&M both came here that ain’t happening again. You also had a lot more independents back then to fill a schedule with. It would be hard today once everyone got into the thick of their conference schedules. VT was an independent back then too.
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