HoleInTheRoof
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Marketing a kid that will be around for 6 months is less lucrative than a kid here for 3 years. Very little time to establish the short term kids name.Why not? The business side is valuing all of these similarly (on a per year basis).
A player having 1 or 3 or 5 years doesn't change the per year valuation. And we now want 1 year guys. Seems win-win, if we can land him.
I think he absolutely could be the difference in beating a team like Florida. He had 1,000 yards in 10 games. If he had just done that last year no one would be saying this. He's an NFL receiver. All you gotta do is watch his film. He would eat for us.I look at it this way, does this guy add any wins if we get him or add an extra loss if we don’t get him? The answer to both questions for me is no. So I’m really not gonna be overly excited if we get him or devastated if we don’t.
If he was a top flight corner or OLB I’d feel different.
Miami 247Some think it’s Miami and Tennessee on top right now and I think that makes the most sense.
One source felt really good about Miami this morning but that tone changed tonight. I’m not sure Miami is expecting Robinson to choose them at the moment but, again, this morning they felt pretty confident so something changed over the last 10-12 hours or so. I don’t think that necessarily caught Miami off guard either.
I also dont believe a final decision has been made. I think this goes into tomorrow in terms of staffs getting the “thanks but no thanks” notices or everyone potentially learning at the same time.
We had zero proven production entering last season. I believe we have more potential in the room this year overall.So, his announcement is at 1:00 PM. Would like to add this kid to the wide receiver room. After Tillman, there’s not much proven production there, and he can help bridge the gap while the younger kids get up to speed.
can’t read it bc I don’t have a subscription but this guy thinks he is coming here.
Last night I mentioned that former UCF wide receiver Jaylon Robinson may be trending away from Miami. I think the team to watch over the next few hours ahead of his commitment is Ole Miss. Lane Kiffin was the first to get Robinson on campus after going public with his decision to leave the Knights. The Rebels head coach has a reputation for being a strong offensive mind and that could be a good situation in Robinson's eyes. As of 11:30 a.m. ET Sunday, Miami has not heard word either way from Robinson regarding his decision. That's probably not the best sign. We'll continue to monitor the situation over the next hour and a half or so but right now my unofficial Crystal Ball prediction is on Ole Miss for the electric wideout.