Grimes or Jefferson?

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MJMGator said:

Dubose is poised for a break out year.

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As long as Driscoll is throwing him the ball. But I really expect Fulwood to break out.

 

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Well to get much out of either of them will require:

1. A coach who uses WRs.

2. An offense that uses WRs.

3. A competent QB.

4. Time for that QB to throw.

The UF WR best suited to a running offense that does not feature WRs, with a QB who does not read the field well either because of lack of time or talent is possiblyToney.

 

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heversle said:

I'll predict Jefferson will have more receptions, but Grimes will have more TDs.

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I'm thinking Jefferson might have both more receptions and TDs if he lines up in the slot.

 

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Bait'n Gator said:

So your saying every time he touches the ball he will immediately fall down?

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I was thinking more force fed the ball constantly eventhough everyone else is running wide open.

 

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MidwestChomp said:

As long as Driscoll is throwing him the ball. But I really expect Fulwood to break out.

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And Driscoll for Heisman!

 

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That being said, our WR corps needs to step up the run blocking. I was watching highlights of the UF/UGA and UF/UT games in Leyer's first season....we had physical WR blocking on the edge that opened up the run game.

 

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Dallas baker was pretty smooth I see Jefferson as a more elite talent though...he’s a great target...however for natural size/height Grimes gets the nod to develop over the next couple seasons...immediate impact for this season is 100% Jefferson

 

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JDW said:

Dallas baker was pretty slow

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FIFY

 

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He ran good routes though...the only reason he was a successful WR

 

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JDW said:

Dallas baker was pretty smooth I see Jefferson as a more elite talent though...he’s a great target...however for natural size/height Grimes gets the nod to develop over the next couple seasons...immediate impact for this season is 100% Jefferson

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Can't be. I heard it here , over and over and over again.

 

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Remember when our WRs were coached by Chris Leak!?!?

How da fuq, did UF get in a position to hire a string of underqualified coaches, head and assistant?