Yeah, TBH I was unimpressed on the whole. That's how these games go sometimes. I've coached in the Army All American Bowl and some State of California All Star games and it's tough to put a scheme together in 8-10 practice days.Best player was Anae from Utah, none of the QBs stood out. KJ Hill made some money this week, my lord is this a deep WR class.
Yeah, TBH I was unimpressed on the whole. That's how these games go sometimes. I've coached in the Army All American Bowl and some State of California All Star games and it's tough to put a scheme together in 8-10 practice days.
I thought the Offensive Tackles looked horrendous, while the RB's, TE's and WR's looked very, very good. The TE group looks sneaky good. There is obvious depth at WR and RB. The QB's blew hot and cold. Didn't think anyone distinguished themselves during the game. Several defensive players stood out and look to be good fits with the scheme Miami runs on defense.
I agree about Jones. But overall, the game was a bit disappointing. It did however highlight how deep this draft class is. I was hoping for some of the other OT's to help themselves, but kept seeing mistakes on the field. On the positive side the Interior Offensive Linemen showed well and think, Miami has a very good chance of getting a starting type player, with an early selection, amongst a very strong group.There was one OT that stood out in the game and in practices, Josh Jones. The TE group there were as among the best on offer in this draft, Moss and Kmet probably the only clearly top level talent missing, however the wideouts and running backs were far from the best on offer in the draft, that shows how deep those two position groups are. There were more than a few great showings in my view in the game.