Yes. When the area of the offense that the coach has said is one of the weakest loses more players and there is a hope we find someone out there it seems like the plan is not well thought out.
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curious if something happenedā¦ he was WR1 just 5 days ago in the last scrimmage, tunes top target ā¦ (note the teams were split evenly, so the true WR1 might have been on the other team)ā¦ either way he was looking at alot of targets this year. also adding that on paper his resume isnt good enough to draw major teams ā¦ football wise makes little sense to transfers
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Donāt tell me someone else canāt contribute the same numbers as the two who are leaving.
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If you run them out you better not be simply replacing, you should be upgrading.
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How do we know they were run out? Maybe they didnāt like what they heard or something to that affect. Iām pretty sure coaches arenāt going to sugarcoat anything. Iām sure itās not easy hearing something negative, if thatās the case.
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Look at basketball, Sampson told Jarreau the tough honest truth, he needed to improve his game and be team first. That talk paid off for both with a final four run. And the other side is Mills left.
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Itās a little bit different when a coach who has gone to the tournament in consecutive years tells you that compared to a coach that has consecutive losing seasons.
Singleton left. He was a great talent. I wish him good luck. I hope Holgorsen has a replacement plan for the lost production.
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No these were barely contributors didnāt you hear? Easy come and go players.
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Wasnāt everyone just celebrating bringing in a guy that caught 1 ball last season? Lol.
But now losing Singleton and Bradley is no big deal.
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Maybe Banks is coming.
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I didnāt see anything that couldnāt be replaced or upgraded
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Heās going to TCU.
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To play defense
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How many times have we heard the excuse āhe didnāt get a full spring practice in,ā so we should expect said player to be behind. Losing WRs at this stage of the game is alarming, especially with the inconsistencies we have seen at our other Offensive positions. Hope Dana and team can figure out a way to keep the ball from hitting the turf so much this season. We are needing to add some good hands ASAP at WR.
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I doubt that. He doesnāt want to be on the defensive side of the ball. He wants to play WR. If heās moved to LB later, then okay. But he wants his shot at WR.
Here is his production:
I am not sure why the gnashing of teeth.
I think we can replace his 2 catches a game.
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Top target? Why would someone say he was Tuneās number one target going into the year? Did Dana even mention the guy when he listed the WRs in Spring?
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Hereās his stats, if you consider this great, then we shouldnāt have any problem finding another āgreatā player.
Career Receiving Statistics
Career Receiving Statistics ā 2018 & 2019
Season|GP|REC|YDS|TD|Long|REC/G|AVG/C|AVG/G|
2018ā¦13ā¦19ā¦285ā¦2ā¦52ā¦1.5ā¦15.0ā¦21.9
2019ā¦12ā¦26ā¦381ā¦3ā¦58ā¦2.2ā¦14.7ā¦31.8
Totalā¦25ā¦45ā¦666ā¦5ā¦58ā¦1.8ā¦14.8ā¦26.6
His stats in the 4 games he played last year:
Singleton, Jeremy - Offensive Statistics
Date-----------OpponentāRECāYDS----TD----Long
10/8/2020-----Tulane--------2-------23-------0------17
10/16/2020----BYU----------2-------34-------0------21
11/7/2020-----Cincinnati----2-------14-------0-------11
12/12/2020ā¦Memphis-----4-------24-------0-------9
Totals---------------------------10------95-------0-------21
I have nothing against the young man and wish him well. I just donāt think he is a great player, average at best.
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He started 10 games in ā19 and had 32 receptions. He started the opener last year but missed the rest of the season; UCLA only played 7 games.
So. His 300 receiving yards on a terrible UCLA team should make us feel better?
Singleton had better stats than Erwin 2 years ago, too.