Nik Little (WR, Golden West College) to UW
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He is slow. Good Gawd
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So I had to watch because the reactions on here are so poor.
I don't think he is shit. I can see why Pete offered him. He seems to have great hands in traffic (highlight film, duh) but mainly he looks to know how to use his frame to block out smaller dbs while maintaining enough awareness and control to stay in play.
In a lot of ways he looks like a poor man's Kasen. He injures a dB on a Crack back block and also attempts to jump over a guy at one point. He's the kind of player that will be more open than he appears because of his ability to win the jump ball.
Now whether he has a QB that will trust him enough to make those throws is the real question. We all know Kasen didn't. -
Poor man's Josh Perkins. Not Kasen.Doogles said:So I had to watch because the reactions on here are so poor.
I don't think he is shit. I can see why Pete offered him. He seems to have great hands in traffic (highlight film, duh) but mainly he looks to know how to use his frame to block out smaller dbs while maintaining enough awareness and control to stay in play.
In a lot of ways he looks like a poor man's Kasen. He injures a dB on a Crack back block and also attempts to jump over a guy at one point. He's the kind of player that will be more open than he appears because of his ability to win the jump ball.
Now whether he has a QB that will trust him enough to make those throws is the real question. We all know Kasen didn't. -
Don't get me wrong, I'm still underwhelmed with the offer, but that straight armed lumbering long stride looked awfully familiar.Dennis_DeYoung said:
Poor man's Josh Perkins. Not Kasen.Doogles said:So I had to watch because the reactions on here are so poor.
I don't think he is shit. I can see why Pete offered him. He seems to have great hands in traffic (highlight film, duh) but mainly he looks to know how to use his frame to block out smaller dbs while maintaining enough awareness and control to stay in play.
In a lot of ways he looks like a poor man's Kasen. He injures a dB on a Crack back block and also attempts to jump over a guy at one point. He's the kind of player that will be more open than he appears because of his ability to win the jump ball.
Now whether he has a QB that will trust him enough to make those throws is the real question. We all know Kasen didn't. -
Does this possibly mean we aren't going to get Chase Claypool or is it likely that it's unrelated?
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My first though was maybe a conversion to DE or TE but he really doesn't look naturally quick enough to play those positions either...
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Sounds like the kid did well as a freshman and then missed most of his sophomore year with an injury.
I'm still not impressed with his film, but considering that we have 4 scholarship WRs on the team right now, I guess it isn't a bad option to pick up another WR for 2 years or so. At the very least, he'll create some match-up problems for 5'10" DBs and catch some passes, even if he the slowest one out there. -
What do you have against Mesicans?Swaye said:A Columbian, an Asian, and now a slow non-descript white guy. It's over.
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Maybe they're bringing him in to bait Miley into going out in a final blaze of glory.brchco12 said:
can't expect much from someone who wears number 12 in seattlebananasnblondes said:Goddamn son, get your W straight!
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I understand that we are depleted at WR, but why waste rides on kids who suck? I haven't watched the film, but I believe Dennis and the others. Let's be real, JC guys aren't available in June if they are any good. Same goes for the QB. I would rather just sign more players for the 16' class.
