more wide receivers

[jodcon]

I heard there was some experimental training regimen that would add 3-6 inches in length....those would make some big wide receivers.

My mom said you are not an expert on length...not sure how she knows that...

I could respond to this in so many not so nice ways....but I won't.

I kind of teed it up for you

[argh!]

So far there are two in this class; shouldn't a team have a couple in every class?

i count at least 5

[grizindabox]

I heard there was some experimental training regimen that would add 3-6 inches in length....those would make some big wide receivers.

My mom said you are not an expert on length...not sure how she knows that...

I could respond to this in so many not so nice ways....but I won't.

I kind of teed it up for you

Yeah, but I draw the line at mom jokes...unless you're a real dick.

[grizindabox]

So far there are two in this class; shouldn't a team have a couple in every class?

i count at least 5

List them

[jodcon]

My mom said you are not an expert on length...not sure how she knows that...

I could respond to this in so many not so nice ways....but I won't.

I kind of teed it up for you

Yeah, but I draw the line at mom jokes...unless you're a real dick.

Thanks for putting me on the non-dick list. You know, that doesn't sound that great either...

[grizindabox]

I could respond to this in so many not so nice ways....but I won't.

I kind of teed it up for you

Yeah, but I draw the line at mom jokes...unless you're a real dick.

Thanks for putting me on the non-dick list. You know, that doesn't sound that great either...

Well, more dinners and gifts is all I can say.

[AZGrizFan]

It's my understanding that the receiver position is essentially being eliminated, now that Jensen and Stitt are gone. The goal is to keep under 5 receivers, but only ones under 6' or over 6'5". Once the receiver group is decreased in size, there will be room on the depth chart to start listing and using fullbacks. With only 1 receiver graduating this year, it may be several years before the fullbacks can be used. By then, it is expected that there will be at least 10 on the roster.

That's what I've heard as well. 6-9 years is the anticipated transition time. #RTD...it's a journey, not a destination.

Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance is now required ready for high school football commits.

Maybe we will finally know what a “quality loss” really is

POTY right there gentlemen. And, if you don't get the reference, consider yourself EXTREMELY lucky!

[PlayerRep]

That's what I've heard as well. 6-9 years is the anticipated transition time. #RTD...it's a journey, not a destination.

Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance is now required ready for high school football commits.

Maybe we will finally know what a “quality loss” really is

POTY right there gentlemen. And, if you don't get the reference, consider yourself EXTREMELY lucky!

Most people who played the game, or understand it, know what a quality loss is. The playoff selection committee understood, in their selection of teams like Northern Iowa. UM didn’t have any this year. Don’t think the Cats did either, but didn’t go back to check their schedule. Drake’s loss to Iowa St was a quality loss.

Who knows, without looking, what the city destination is in Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance?

[Silenoz]

So far there are two in this class; shouldn't a team have a couple in every class?

It's my understanding that the receiver position is essentially being eliminated, now that Jensen and Stitt are gone. The goal is to keep under 5 receivers, but only ones under 6' or over 6'5". Once the receiver group is decreased in size, there will be room on the depth chart to start listing and using fullbacks. With only 1 receiver graduating this year, it may be several years before the fullbacks can be used. By then, it is expected that there will be at least 10 on the roster.

Question.

What if we just fielded 11 guys who were tight ends slash fullbacks? Like a combination? Or would that just be unfair to the rest of FCS?

I think that would be really unfair to our QB.

There is no QB

[Raider]

So far there are two in this class; shouldn't a team have a couple in every class?

i count at least 5

List them

He can’t.

[AZGrizFan]

Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance is now required ready for high school football commits.

Maybe we will finally know what a “quality loss” really is

POTY right there gentlemen. And, if you don't get the reference, consider yourself EXTREMELY lucky!

Most people who played the game, or understand it, know what a quality loss is. The playoff selection committee understood, in their selection of teams like Northern Iowa. UM didn’t have any this year. Don’t think the Cats did either, but didn’t go back to check their schedule. Drake’s loss to Iowa St was a quality loss.

Who knows, without looking, what the city destination is in Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance?

I've done a great job of blocking that entire POS from my memory.

[fanofzoo]

It's my understanding that the receiver position is essentially being eliminated, now that Jensen and Stitt are gone. The goal is to keep under 5 receivers, but only ones under 6' or over 6'5". Once the receiver group is decreased in size, there will be room on the depth chart to start listing and using fullbacks. With only 1 receiver graduating this year, it may be several years before the fullbacks can be used. By then, it is expected that there will be at least 10 on the roster.

Question.

What if we just fielded 11 guys who were tight ends slash fullbacks? Like a combination? Or would that just be unfair to the rest of FCS?

I think that would be really unfair to our QB.

There is no QB

Oh yeah, duh. Better go hit it again.

[garizzalies]

I don’t know why the WR room gets a pass on here. Some played good at times, and got better; most did not and seemed out of place or misused.
Here’s a real hot take: if not for the failures in the WR room, Griz make the playoffs. The argument can be made that they cost us at least one game, possibly two.

[AZGrizFan]

I don’t know why the WR room gets a pass on here. Some played good at times, and got better; most did not and seemed out of place or misused.
Here’s a real hot take: if not for the failures in the WR room, Griz make the playoffs. The argument can be made that they cost us at least one game, possibly two.

Well, they get the ball (collectively) several hundred times a year, so there’s bound to be a mistake or two. Definitely know the RB position cost us one game for certain.

[garizzalies]

I don’t know why the WR room gets a pass on here. Some played good at times, and got better; most did not and seemed out of place or misused.
Here’s a real hot take: if not for the failures in the WR room, Griz make the playoffs. The argument can be made that they cost us at least one game, possibly two.

Well, they get the ball (collectively) several hundred times a year, so there’s bound to be a mistake or two. Definitely know the RB position cost us one game for certain.

Maybe. But the popular argument around here is to blame the Oline for everything, and I could see that argument for the play in your mind, but not the playS in mine

[reinell30]

Maybe just maybe, we can get WR's that can all catch the ball besides JLM and Sammy. We had/have a lot of WR's titled on this team. Now we need WR's who really are WR's not only by name.

[AZGrizFan]

Maybe just maybe, we can get WR's that can all catch the ball besides JLM and Sammy. We had/have a lot of WR's titled on this team. Now we need WR's who really are WR's not only by name.

[AZGrizFan]

I don’t know why the WR room gets a pass on here. Some played good at times, and got better; most did not and seemed out of place or misused.
Here’s a real hot take: if not for the failures in the WR room, Griz make the playoffs. The argument can be made that they cost us at least one game, possibly two.

Well, they get the ball (collectively) several hundred times a year, so there’s bound to be a mistake or two. Definitely know the RB position cost us one game for certain.

Maybe. But the popular argument around here is to blame the Oline for everything, and I could see that argument for the play in your mind, but not the playS in mine

Not sure the WR's gave up the punt return for a TD. That cost us one game. Or the fumble on the goal line. That cost us another. I'm sure there's enough blame to go around.

['68griz]

I don’t know why the WR room gets a pass on here. Some played good at times, and got better; most did not and seemed out of place or misused.
Here’s a real hot take: if not for the failures in the WR room, Griz make the playoffs. The argument can be made that they cost us at least one game, possibly two.

Well, they get the ball (collectively) several hundred times a year, so there’s bound to be a mistake or two. Definitely know the RB position cost us one game for certain.

Maybe. But the popular argument around here is to blame the Oline for everything, and I could see that argument for the play in your mind, but not the playS in mine

Not sure the WR's gave up the punt return for a TD. That cost us one game. Or the fumble on the goal line. That cost us another. I'm sure there's enough blame to go around.

This, for sure.

[bgbigdog]

Well, they get the ball (collectively) several hundred times a year, so there’s bound to be a mistake or two. Definitely know the RB position cost us one game for certain.

Maybe. But the popular argument around here is to blame the Oline for everything, and I could see that argument for the play in your mind, but not the playS in mine

Not sure the WR's gave up the punt return for a TD. That cost us one game. Or the fumble on the goal line. That cost us another. I'm sure there's enough blame to go around.

This, for sure.

Both receiver fumbles were turned into touchdowns @ WIU. The punt return was offset by Flowers kick off return. But you’re right, there’s enough blame to go around.