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  • chrisP_chicken C
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    C chrisP_chicken wrote on last edited by
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    Word is this kids been turning some heads in camp. Not overly big, not overly fast, but he does have above average hands, and has been doing a great job creating separation due to his high level of football IQ and highly polished rout running skills. Old man was the DB coach at penn state where he played, probably accounting for his football smarts. Would have gotten a lot more recognition coming out of college if he wasn't stuck behind Derrick Williams and Deon Butler for his whole career.

    Not saying this kids going to put up gaudy numbers, but I could definitely see him playing a decent role for us in the slot this year. Means a lot less playtime for whoever fails to prove they can play the number 2 role, as I see little being groomed into the #1 slot. Even if not I like the competitiveness this kids bringing.

    For those guys watching camp, has anybody else been standing out? I think we're due for a few undrafted FA's to make an impact this year

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      Word is this kids been turning some heads in camp. Not overly big, not overly fast, but he does have above average hands, and has been doing a great job creating separation due to his high level of football IQ and highly polished rout running skills. Old man was the DB coach at penn state where he played, probably accounting for his football smarts. Would have gotten a lot more recognition coming out of college if he wasn't stuck behind Derrick Williams and Deon Butler for his whole career.

      Not saying this kids going to put up gaudy numbers, but I could definitely see him playing a decent role for us in the slot this year. Means a lot less playtime for whoever fails to prove they can play the number 2 role, as I see little being groomed into the #1 slot. Even if not I like the competitiveness this kids bringing.

      For those guys watching camp, has anybody else been standing out? I think we're due for a few undrafted FA's to make an impact this year

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      USFBrownU USFBrown wrote on last edited by
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      @chrisp_chicken said:

      Not overly big, not overly fast

      He should fit in just well here then. Add him to the list of our other mediocre players! Yay!

      So for being cynical but i'm pretty depressed about our chances of doing anything this year.

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        @chrisp_chicken said:

        Not overly big, not overly fast

        He should fit in just well here then. Add him to the list of our other mediocre players! Yay!

        So for being cynical but i'm pretty depressed about our chances of doing anything this year.

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        Harry BuffaloH Harry Buffalo wrote on last edited by
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        @usfbrown said:

        He should fit in just well here then. Add him to the list of our other mediocre players! Yay!

        So for being cynical but i'm pretty depressed about our chances of doing anything this year.

        Actually him being not big is the one thing that seperates him from our WR's, I think the smallest WR we have on the roster right now besides Norwood (5'11") is MoMass (6'2").

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          He's quicker than he is fast...and his size is a concern...but you can say the same of Wes Welker too. Getting separation is key for our WRs in the WCO. Hopefully he can help opass this skill onto the other guys in camp.

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