I’ll admit, sometimes I’m on the “he’s not ready” side of things but last night was another example
of why you have to force feed some of these guys and make them ready.
If Johnson is the talent we think he is, you need him ready for November. If Tyree is the talent we think he is, he needs more than 2 touches. Lenzy has been hurt, but his progression should have been thrown into “warp speed” as well from day 1.
No more of he can’t pass block, he runs bad routes, doesn’t know the offense, isn’t adjusting well. That is BS. That’s your job coach, to fix those things and get the best 11 on the field. You get paid handsomely to do it.
Replies to: I’ll admit, sometimes I’m on the “he’s not ready” side of things but last night was another example
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agreed. I thought Tyree was particularly odd. No use in both CLEM games.
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Agree. Bama, TOSU, Clemson etc are loaded with talent yet true freshman play a lot.
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You saw the one handed grab that was a FR, 5 star might I add.
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Not even a 5 star, 4 star kid. We couldn’t find reps 12 games in for our 5 star WR
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Yep.
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Tyree didn't play because of Clemson's blitzing scheme
He's played all year, and he just isn't the blocker that Williams is.
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Did you read the post? Get him ready. That’s the coaches job. You had 11 games to do it
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Put him at WR
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Yes. Or a 2 back set with Williams.
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The only chance we have when we get in the playoff if to put more talent on the field
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