Was glad to see this ! I know "pretty much first hand" that Miller has said privately (to friends and family) that the culture now is soooooo much better than before he got here. Mentioned that SF still has to win a few internal battles (player attitudes and buy in) but basically guaranteed SF is on right track and will turn it around. To me, this just solidifies what he said.
This would have been encouraging to hear if our best offensive weapon, with 3 years eligibility remaining, had not chosen to leave us today.
I am honestly stumped on how Wandale thinks he can be best utilized. He describes himself as a swiss army all purpose type of player and Frost went out of his way to get Wandale the ball in a multitude of ways. My hope is that removing Wandale could somehow cause us to spread it around in our attack. I know Frost is thought of as a offensive guru and I am hoping our OL can make him one again.
well he wants to be "closer to home" so we will see how that actually stands up soon as well.Lightfighter214 said:
My guess is Mississippi State if he is looking for a pass happy wide open attack.
He is friends with Rondale Moore and given their similar size and build, I think he sees himself with that type of receiving production. Which he didn't get the ball consistently enough from our QBs.
It was a list I made a few days ago for players I would take from the portal.
I said the same thing. He is 5'8 without top end speed. He def is a loss and a good player but I think kids feel if you aren't in the playoff you can't go high in the draft.
The NFL will find you if you can play even if you are working at a Subway making lunch.
No kidding!
I don't get the quote. He love the number of touches AND how he got them. What does he mean by "they don't translate to the way I want them to for the NFL."?
The problem, as @BIG ERN pointed out, is that he's an undersized player without the breakaway speed. I agree that the quote doesn't make sense as he was the one player with touch quotas on offense. I am inclined to believe that it was a handicap for the team as coaches had to press to find ways to get him the ball XX times per game. Instead of rolling with Mills or hitting a pass to a tight end, they forced passes and runs to WR. Hopefully his departure will be mutually beneficial in the long run but obviously stings right now.