Would really like to see some big-time, play-making safeties patrolling the back line. Thought Isheem Young would be one of those guys but that plan was derailed. Who do you see on this roster as a potential monster at safety?
Would really like to see some big-time, play-making safeties patrolling the back line. Thought Isheem Young would be one of those guys but that plan was derailed. Who do you see on this roster as a potential monster at safety?
I realize it doesn't mean much, but wasn't Monroe the one that looked really good in the Blue-White game?
Donovan Johnson and Zech McPhearson would be the next two in line, I’d think. Then you’re looking at Gordon and the true freshmen.I feel better about safety then I do corner. Reid, TCF, and ?
That doesn’t fill me with confidence.Donovan Johnson and Zech McPhearson would be the next two in line, I’d think. Then you’re looking at Gordon and the true freshmen.
Why ?When you have a solid core of safeties already on the roster.... why would anyone be concerned w moving WR over to the other side of the ball
Brisker.Would really like to see some big-time, play-making safeties patrolling the back line. Thought Isheem Young would be one of those guys but that plan was derailed. Who do you see on this roster as a potential monster at safety?
Forget Wade, he’ll never be anymore than a special teams player. Five star bust.Sutherland, Taylor, Wade and Brisker. Don't forget about Monroe as either. He's had his chances to get into the lineup, and next year might be the year.
That doesn’t fill me with confidence.
CSB hardly played. George had limited snaps and retained his RS. With our often ineffectual WR play in 2018, that tells me they aren’t likely to get significant playing time this season.Given the current roster, why would you think they’d get more playing time at Safety than they would at WR?
Forget it..... no need to post an answer
CSB hardly played. George had limited snaps and retained his RS.
Dotson as a third option and Hamler as a second ? I’d bet against that.George is not moving to safety. Let's stop that now. He will be part of the two deep at WR this year.
Juwan Hamler Dotson
Shorter Hammer George
CSB Polk if he stays Dunmore will RS
Seems like a lack of depth but I’m probably not giving Johnson and McPherson enough creditHow can you have more confidence in a position group where we don't have 2 starters?
Dotson is ahead of Hammer for sureGeorge is not moving to safety. Let's stop that now. He will be part of the two deep at WR this year.
Juwan Hamler Dotson
Shorter Hammer George
CSB Polk if he stays Dunmore will RS
Forget Wade, he’ll never be anymore than a special teams player. Five star bust.
First row are starters. Second row are backups.Dotson as a third option and Hamler as a second ? I’d bet against that.
I can’t think of any corners we have on the current roster that could move there and thrive.
There are incoming freshmen and Brisker.
One other option would be either Cam Sullivan - Brown or Daniel George moving over from the offensive side. It depends on how ready the new guys are and whether those offensive players have a better chance of contributing as safeties.
Keep an eye on Garrett Taylor. I think he’s going to have a great season in 2019. I’d like to see Wade back at CB.
George is not moving to safety. Let's stop that now. He will be part of the two deep at WR this year.
Juwan Hamler Dotson
Shorter Hammer George
CSB Polk if he stays Dunmore will RS
Huh?Dotson as a third option and Hamler as a second ? I’d bet against that.
Agree and noted in post. Good, he stinks.JMO but I bet Polk is gone.
You are simply reading it wrong. Top line is projected top 3, then second line is second team etc. Sure, Shorter may play over JJ, but for now thats the probable chart.Dotson is ahead of Hammer for sure
Good Lord man don’t get off the thread. In recorded History no one has EVER done that here.This is how the year ended :
WR 1 : Thompkins, Johnson, CSB, George
WR 2 : Dotson, Polk, Shorter
WR 3 : Hamler, Hippenhammer, Lutz
It is obvious that the 50:50 balls that were so effective in 2016 and 2017 were not going to work as well.
Next year, the passing offense either has to adapt to this reality or shuffle the starters to find guys who are 50:50 options, and that probably does not include Johnson.
But I’m getting off the thread here.
Would really like to see some big-time, play-making safeties patrolling the back line. Thought Isheem Young would be one of those guys but that plan was derailed. Who do you see on this roster as a potential monster at safety?
Didn’t Shorter start the bowl game? I don’t think Polk even played.This is how the year ended :
WR 1 : Thompkins, Johnson, CSB, George
WR 2 : Dotson, Polk, Shorter
WR 3 : Hamler, Hippenhammer, Lutz
It is obvious that the 50:50 balls that were so effective in 2016 and 2017 were not going to work as well.
Next year, the passing offense either has to adapt to this reality or shuffle the starters to find guys who are 50:50 options, and that probably does not include Johnson.
But I’m getting off the thread here.