A certain person is missing from the list. This is why I can't take CFBfilm serious.
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I mean, he is, but he's also taken quite a few slants to the house. And even being a "deep threat" he still runs an additional 30 or so yards untouched.I presume you're referencing Jeudy. They show him having 298 yards after the catch, which would be 38%. Thus, he's not on the list. It makes sense when you consider he's the main deep threat target. Link
I am referencing Jeudy -- which is why I typed "jeudy" in the post (lol) --I presume you're referencing Jeudy. They show him having 298 yards after the catch, which would be 38%. Thus, he's not on the list. It makes sense when you consider he's the main deep threat target. Link
I was responding to the OP.I am referencing Jeudy -- which is why I typed "jeudy" in the post (lol) --
It's funny. When the trio was signed, there was some talk that the coaching staff likes to have one first round caliber WR on the roster but they felt all three had the ability.Here's how our guys rank period:
Jerry Jeudy 880 Yards (#2 SEC) 10 TD's (#1 SEC) 22.6 YPC (#3 SEC)
Jaylen Waddle 501 Yards (#11 SEC) 3TD's (#21 SEC) 20.0 YPC (#5 SEC)
Henry Ruggs III 499 Yards (#12 SEC) 8 TD's (#2 SEC) 17.8 YPC (#7 SEC)
Irv Smith Jr. 448 Yards (#15 SEC) 6TD's (#3 SEC) 17.2 YPC (#9 SEC)
DeVonta Smith 409 Yards (#20 SEC) 3 TD's (#21 SEC) 19.5 YPC (#6 SEC)
All Five Guys are in the Top 20 in Yards and the Top 10 in YPC!!!
Jeudy, Ruggs III, and IRV are #1-3 in TD's!!!!
That's some FILTHY stats as a WR/TE Unit.....
No question they are the best in the SEC and arguably the Entire Country as well.
I'd say they are the most 'Dangerous' group no matter when/where the hell they catch it!!!
It's one of the great receiving corps in college football history in terms of both stats and performance. Though there are no physical freaks in terms of size, in fact they are all thin but wiry, they are fearless and tough as nails and have great hands. It's a remarkable group.Here's how our guys rank period:
Jerry Jeudy 880 Yards (#2 SEC) 10 TD's (#1 SEC) 22.6 YPC (#3 SEC)
Jaylen Waddle 501 Yards (#11 SEC) 3TD's (#21 SEC) 20.0 YPC (#5 SEC)
Henry Ruggs III 499 Yards (#12 SEC) 8 TD's (#2 SEC) 17.8 YPC (#7 SEC)
Irv Smith Jr. 448 Yards (#15 SEC) 6TD's (#3 SEC) 17.2 YPC (#9 SEC)
DeVonta Smith 409 Yards (#20 SEC) 3 TD's (#21 SEC) 19.5 YPC (#6 SEC)
All Five Guys are in the Top 20 in Yards and the Top 10 in YPC!!!
Jeudy, Ruggs III, and IRV are #1-3 in TD's!!!!
That's some FILTHY stats as a WR/TE Unit.....
No question they are the best in the SEC and arguably the Entire Country as well.
I'd say they are the most 'Dangerous' group no matter when/where the hell they catch it!!!
Irv has caught me the most off-guard out of the group. He has become an absolute weapon at TE!!!It's funny. When the trio was signed, there was some talk that the coaching staff likes to have one first round caliber WR on the roster but they felt all three had the ability.
Think we're seeing it now along with Waddle and Irv Smith (who is moving up draft boards, too).
I wouldn't say Irv Smith caught me off guard because I saw flashes last year of what he could do. But I am surprised at just how much of a weapon he has become. He is an absolute match-up nightmare for linebackers and most safeties. He's going to be a rich man soon enough.Irv has caught me the most off-guard out of the group. He has become an absolute weapon at TE!!!
All 5 guys are going to start on Sunday's.... no question about it!!
It is great to see him used. remember the NC when we used the TE and beat Clemson. We have had some great TE's and just never fully used them. Good to see the big guys getting in on the plays.I wouldn't say Irv Smith caught me off guard because I saw flashes last year of what he could do. But I am surprised at just how much of a weapon he has become. He is an absolute match-up nightmare for linebackers and most safeties. He's going to be a rich man soon enough.