My guess is J Lewis is the primary returner and RoJo is mainly a lead blocker. Even tho hes back there he doesn't get the chance to return many kos.Quote:
Originally Posted by CadaverDawg
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My guess is J Lewis is the primary returner and RoJo is mainly a lead blocker. Even tho hes back there he doesn't get the chance to return many kos.Quote:
Originally Posted by CadaverDawg
That's how I took it too. Just struck me as impressive how far he's come at a new position in so little time, if taken at face value.Quote:
Originally Posted by MarketingBully01
I think this depth chart shows just how committed this staff is to having upperclassmen high on the depth chart regardless of ability and/or actual reps this season. I think its more of a "earn your stripes" approach when it comes to being high on the DC. I think our depth charts have less to do with actual season reps than most every team in the country. Stricktly for the media.
of Holloway is our punt fumbler this season, I'm going to be PO'd.
Pissed we aren't giving Holloway and/or Redmond a chance in the return game. Ben Franklin say "Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results." Mullen needs to be put in a straight jacket if you look at our ST decisions. Completely, totally unacceptable.
I don't understand why we keep putting Robert Johnson back there to return kicks. He's a damn possession WR.
Why? Just curious. He has great feet and has been our blocking TE in goalline packages- they sent him in to do that because he was our best blocking TE. It's not surprising he would be making a push if he accepted the move and put effort into itQuote:
Originally Posted by Ennis Del Mar
because those guys get the most work at "catching' the ball.Quote:
Originally Posted by Covercorner2
You watched him in the spring and said he was horrible.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
It almost Darius Slay bad, that Will Redomond isn't returning kicks.Quote:
Originally Posted by deltadawg99
Slay was only a juco all american for being a return man. Makes way too much sense to put him back there. Nothing against Banks, but Slay was a good bit faster and more explosive in the return game.
I don't think this depth chart warrants the level of attention it's getting, just my 2 cents.
Our back-ups are All-Americans.
Rojo was the return man last year for every game & returned 4 kicks. He's basically the lead blocker for Tubby. Now if you wanna switch Tubby out & put in someone else cool but Rojo job isn't to run back kicks it's to lead Tubby.Quote:
Originally Posted by deltadawg99
I didnt say Warren was horrible- I said Robinson was...and Thomas...notice neither one will be at OT for us this yearQuote:
Originally Posted by HoopsDawg
Literally the only position that concerns me is safety (not including future injuries of course). And concern is a verrrrry strong word. It's more curiousity. With Hughes coming back from injury, and Cox making the move (neither were our safety last season). I guess that's the only place we don't know what we are going to get. Cox is an elite athlete but can he be an elite safety? I think so, but I'm not sure. Is Hughes back to 100% and improving as a player? We will see. We do have Market, who's solid, so that's why I hesitate saying I'm concerned. I think they will be the key to us having a top 7 SEC defense or the top of the league.
Not really worried about RT due to Daks ability to move and our ability to use misdirection/read options in the run game. Also, it's not his blindside. Think that'll cover up some of our "weaknesses" there
Cox will be a far better safety than he was a corner. He's back at his natural spot, which I'm sure you're aware of since it's been said so much.Quote:
Originally Posted by DudyDawg
Agree that he will be better at safety than at corner. Just hope his brain equals his physical ability there and he can be a ball hawk. If he can, with the ability we will have to stop the run with that mammoth front, we can be one of the top defenses in the country.Quote:
Originally Posted by CadaverDawg
So our 2 Four star oline recruits turned out terrible.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
Exactly! Mullen puts seniors as starters so that the NFL scouts will at least take a look at them. Scouts aren't lazy but they are trying to look at hundreds of players. So, our coaching staff makes sure that the seniors are up front to be seen. Yeah, they want to look at Chris Jones, but for what, he isn't coming out this year anyway. Put someone as the starter who is still better than 60% of the starters at other schools and hope he gets a combine invite of a FA contract.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawghouse