WR depth

And? I remember when everyone roasted Indy for making this same argument. I'd be more than happy to have this conversation again at the end of the year. If Jennings blows up I'll happily eat crow.

 

If they'd just kept Dooley, he'd just now have the depth to compete for SEC East titles.

 

Jennings was better than any Auburn receiver last year. He wouldn't be 3rd at Auburn today

 

He is not more talented than Nate Craig-Myers or Kyle Davis.

Honest question. Is Jennings not kinda slow? I thought that and watched his highlights today and still think that. Maybe he can run a 4.5, but he is not fast on the field. Jennings is the man now and Malone isn't making space as a vertical threat now. Is he a bad mf'er that catches everything near him? Absolutely.

 

He would be a lot faster if he was at Auburn

 

Don't be an asshole. Am I right or wrong?

 

He's a hell of a football player. Seems like that matters more than his 40 time

 

Wrong

 

I don't care about his 40 time. I care that he doesn't appear to be particularly quick or fast on the field, and that might matter more now that he's the #1 guy.

 

Really? It doesn't seem like a hard thing to see.

Maybe it won't matter and I'm wrong for thinking it might and if so I'll own that.

 

I'd say you're wrong.

 

Lucas Taylor was a 1,000 yard receiver here in 2007. He wasn't particularly fast or quick

 

If Cut walks through the doors to be the OC I'll change my tune.

 

But he is fast and quick on the field.

 

I don't know how you watch the film and see that. I think he's pretty crafty in getting open and in the open field though.

 

Jennings - walk on at Auburn, plain and simple.

 

I don't mind the needling, I really don't. I even ask for it sometimes and I know that, it's all in good fun. It does get old though when I get entirely unserious responses to posts where I'm not trolling or even throwing out real hot takes.

 

Most of the recruiting guys said he would have been a five star had he not insisted on being a QB. He got rated as a four star QB despite being a pretty weak passer.

 

I don't know that he has the type of speed to fool people into drafting him way higher than his production in college warranted, e.g. Josh Malone, but he burned a second round CB pick last year. The defense was begging for him to flip sides. I don't know how many yards and TDs he'll have in 2017, but Jennings's ability isn't something I'd worry about holding him back.

 

I get what he's saying though. I mean, look at what happened to the Cardinals when they drafted Larry Fitzgerald. His lack of speed kept him from amounting to anything.