He is 6'1 195. Most NFL DB"s are shorter than that and many are lighter too. He is 100% fast enough, that's not even up for debate.I disagree, we shall see.
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He is 6'1 195. Most NFL DB"s are shorter than that and many are lighter too. He is 100% fast enough, that's not even up for debate.I disagree, we shall see.
Hey, ain't no running back or receiver that wants to see a 300+ lb DB bearing down on them!Kadyn Proctor is enrolling this upcoming season and moving to DB?????? That's a stunner!
I don't know if he's that big, or maybe he's the first player ever to be listed at their correct h/w?So you don't think he is 6'1 195 pounds? or you don't think that is big enough to play in the NFL?
So you have no idea what you are talking about? Got it.I don't know if he's that big, or maybe he's the first player ever to be listed at their correct h/w?
Nothing personal and I hope I'm wrong, unfortunately that's usually not the case 😕 🤣
You are absolutely wrong in this case lol.I don't know if he's that big, or maybe he's the first player ever to be listed at their correct h/w?
Nothing personal and I hope I'm wrong, unfortunately that's usually not the case 😕 🤣
Iowa has a lot of slot type receivers. They lack depth at the bigger receiver position.He should not be seeing the field unless it is garbage time.
We shall see, coach.You are absolutely wrong in this case lol.
They don't hand out B1G DB of the Year like candy. And all 3 previous winners from Iowa are still in the NFL, 2 as starters.
No more than you. Got that?🙂So you have no idea what you are talking about? Got it.
If does have a bigger role that says a lot about the lack of talent on the roster. He shouldn't be seeing meaningful time. If Brecht doesn't beat him out that is an issue.Iowa has a lot of slot type receivers. They lack depth at the bigger receiver position.
Johnson is solidly built and has proven he can play.
Brecht has height and size and will play next year, but he’s an unknown.
Bostick will be a true freshman next year and has height, but he’s a string bean right now. Will he contribute next year?
Ritter’s already played and contributed in meaningful games. I’ll bet he has a bit bigger role next year.
Ritter hasn't played much. He was on the field for a few snaps in the first three games before getting passed by true freshmen Johnson and Bruce, in the Maryland blowout, and then not until the Citrus Bowl when Johnson was out and Tracy was no longer with the team. He apparently has impressed the coaches sufficiently to be ahead of Cooper, Vines, and the other WRs who transferred. That could indicate a lack of talent on the roster, or it could indicate that Ritter has some skills and is developing as a player. (It's also possible both things are true.)If does have a bigger role that says a lot about the lack of talent on the roster. He shouldn't be seeing meaningful time. If Brecht doesn't beat him out that is an issue.
Because he doesn’t have the talent. Vines and Cooper don’t play the same position so that’s irrelevant.Ritter hasn't played much. He was on the field for a few snaps in the first three games before getting passed by true freshmen Johnson and Bruce, in the Maryland blowout, and then not until the Citrus Bowl when Johnson was out and Tracy was no longer with the team. He apparently has impressed the coaches sufficiently to be ahead of Cooper, Vines, and the other WRs who transferred. That could indicate a lack of talent on the roster, or it could indicate that Ritter has some skills and is developing as a player. (It's also possible both things are true.)
Other than what the roster tells me - he wears #29 and checks in at 6'3" 214 - I don't know anything about him other than he's played a bit and had three catches. I don't know what his ceiling is and what he's shown thus far in practice. What's your basis for saying he "shouldn't be seeing meaningful time"?
How do you know he doesn't? I don't have enough information available to make a valid judgment one way or the other, so I'm curious regarding the basis for your judgment.Because he doesn’t have the talent. Vines and Cooper don’t play the same position so that’s irrelevant.
He was only on the field because of the coaches not recruiting the X position well enough and they weren't ready to give the spot to Johnson. I mean they started the season with Tracy in that position and it was because the position was so weak. If Ritter is seeing major time it is a failure of the coaching staff to recruit adequately.How do you know he doesn't? I don't have enough information available to make a valid judgment one way or the other, so I'm curious regarding the basis for your judgment.
He doesn’t know. He just likes to pretend he knows more than coaches. Probably because he’s a white WR and walk-on.How do you know he doesn't? I don't have enough information available to make a valid judgment one way or the other, so I'm curious regarding the basis for your judgment.
I would bet the coaches would tell you the same thing. That they were really lacking talent at the X position this year.He doesn’t know. He just likes to pretend he knows more than coaches. Probably because he’s a white WR and walk-on.
Like you said, there isn’t enough information yet for people to know. All I know is he is seeing a little time and he caught all 3 passes thrown his way.
The NFL judgement/criteria for the draft is extremely harsh for everyone. Favors the athletic freaks. Don't know enough about the guy writing this up to see if he's been generally close to where guys are taken. The assessment seems to make sense about what they want to see from Moss to move him out of 6-7 round/UFDA range.Not sure if this was posted before. Looks like maybe a reason, if this evaluation is mostly true, why Moss chose to come back:
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