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Why did Dooley offer this kid a scholarship again? I thought everything Dools touched turned to garbage, including his talent evaluations.
Why do people act like 6'1" or 6'2" is small? That's pretty good height for a WR (especially since most DBs are a few inches shorter). Not all receivers are calvin johnson sized. Doesnt make them small though
I am sure that I could google his actual stats but what I can tell you is - caucasian -- small Christian school in Knoxville - I believe they are AA which is a very low classification in the state. Now offset that with
Prolific - prolific passing offense - I believe they won the state for the past two years and when they did beat Alcoa it was always a shootout - 55 to 48 62 to 55 or something like that. I believe that even injured some - he set a record for most receptions ever in the state of Tennessee or something to that effect. I don't care who you are - you are doing something right - running crisp patterns, getting separation and hanging onto the football. Someone else mentioned his athleticism.
I don't think anyone would describe his as a beast -- probably only 6'1 or 6'2 so I can see how he could have been overlooked.
I am sure that I could google his actual stats but what I can tell you is - caucasian -- .
Let these gentlemen stop you right there...
Steve Largent
7 Time Pro-Bowler
1 Time All-Pro
Member of Hall of Fame
Played from 1976 to 1989
Career: 197 games, 819 receptions, 13089 yards, 16 yards/catch, 100 touchdowns
Cris Collinsworth
3 Time Pro-Bowler
Played from 1981 to 1988
Career: 90 games, 417 receptions, 6698 yards, 16.1 yards/catch, 36 touchdowns.
Dwight Clark
2 Time Super Bowl Champion
2 Time Pro-Bowler
1 Time All-Pro
Played from 1979 to 1987
Career: 134 games, 506 receptions, 6750 yards, 13.3 yards/catch, 48 touchdowns.
Wes Welker
2 Time Pro-Bowl Selection
2 Time All-Pro
2 Time NFL Reception Leader
Played from 2004 - 2009
Un-drafted free agent from Texas Tech
Career: 30 games, 442 receptions, 4809 yards, 10.9 yards/catch, 16 touchdowns.
And this info is as of 2010. So You gotta add Welker's last two years in his career stats.
Let these gentlemen stop you right there...
Steve Largent
7 Time Pro-Bowler
1 Time All-Pro
Member of Hall of Fame
Played from 1976 to 1989
Career: 197 games, 819 receptions, 13089 yards, 16 yards/catch, 100 touchdowns
Cris Collinsworth
3 Time Pro-Bowler
Played from 1981 to 1988
Career: 90 games, 417 receptions, 6698 yards, 16.1 yards/catch, 36 touchdowns.
Dwight Clark
2 Time Super Bowl Champion
2 Time Pro-Bowler
1 Time All-Pro
Played from 1979 to 1987
Career: 134 games, 506 receptions, 6750 yards, 13.3 yards/catch, 48 touchdowns.
Wes Welker
2 Time Pro-Bowl Selection
2 Time All-Pro
2 Time NFL Reception Leader
Played from 2004 - 2009
Un-drafted free agent from Texas Tech
Career: 30 games, 442 receptions, 4809 yards, 10.9 yards/catch, 16 touchdowns.
And this info is as of 2010. So You gotta add Welker's last two years in his career stats.
While its great that 2 newcomers are impressing the coaches such that they insert them onto the 1st team, it concerns me greatly that Croom and others have left the door open. I've had great hopes for him and it would appear he still hasn't established himself in the eyes of the coaches. Disappointing. I sure hope red shirt and soph receivers weren't over hyped.
Also, go Josh Smith...great to see a local kid doing well, regardless of the color of his skin that appears to be so important to so many on this board.
Let these gentlemen stop you right there...
Steve Largent
7 Time Pro-Bowler
1 Time All-Pro
Member of Hall of Fame
Played from 1976 to 1989
Career: 197 games, 819 receptions, 13089 yards, 16 yards/catch, 100 touchdowns
Cris Collinsworth
3 Time Pro-Bowler
Played from 1981 to 1988
Career: 90 games, 417 receptions, 6698 yards, 16.1 yards/catch, 36 touchdowns.
Dwight Clark
2 Time Super Bowl Champion
2 Time Pro-Bowler
1 Time All-Pro
Played from 1979 to 1987
Career: 134 games, 506 receptions, 6750 yards, 13.3 yards/catch, 48 touchdowns.
Wes Welker
2 Time Pro-Bowl Selection
2 Time All-Pro
2 Time NFL Reception Leader
Played from 2004 - 2009
Un-drafted free agent from Texas Tech
Career: 30 games, 442 receptions, 4809 yards, 10.9 yards/catch, 16 touchdowns.
And this info is as of 2010. So You gotta add Welker's last two years in his career stats.
While its great that 2 newcomers are impressing the coaches such that they insert them onto the 1st team, it concerns me greatly that Croom and others have left the door open. I've had great hopes for him and it would appear he still hasn't established himself in the eyes of the coaches. Disappointing. I sure hope red shirt and soph receivers weren't over hyped.
Also, go Josh Smith...great to see a local kid doing well, regardless of the color of his skin that appears to be so important to so many on this board.
Stereotype trumps your facts.... just the way it is. White kid could run a 4.3 and he would labeled as having deceptive speed.... That's what they said at the NFL combine last year when Ryan Swope from Tex A&M ran 4.3. Everyone was surprised and compared him to Jordy Nelson or some other white WR. Never said he was a burner.
Not the same thing at all. Lumpng all white recievers together is no different than assumig that all black QB are dual threat.Yea I was reading an article on this. This guy went and did some detective work and found that the NFL's site compares only white WRs to other white WRs.
But the fine the Eagles WR for making a racist remark....
Double standard much?
Not the same thing at all. Lumpng all white recievers together is no different than assumig that all black QB are dual threat.
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Well... Randall Cunnningham, Doug Williams, Vince Evans, Steve McNair, Rodney Pete, Vince Young, Warren Moon(When he was younger), Michael Vick. And now RGIII, Cam Newton, Russell Wilson, Colin Kaepernick, and Josh Freeman. All are dual threat, virtually no notable black QBs have been in the league that aren't dual threat, so it is a pretty accurate assumption.