08-22-2015, 02:18 PM
The only skill players I've been bullish on are Irwin--the best hs route runner I've ever seen--and Love, the fastest/quickest Stanford skill player I've ever seen. Both of their skills should translate well to college--a great route runner doesn't start running loopy routes against tougher competition; he runs tighter ones.
I'm not excited by Scarlett, in part because of the brother's injury history. And I don't think he can break open games, but I wouldn't rule out him becoming Gaffney in year three or four.
Arcega-Whiteside is intriguing, and it's hard to downplay the upside of a Parade first-team All American. He's got terrific length and a big catch radius. There's nothing I've seen or heard that says he couldn't be a very good three year starter.
It's a very good skill group. And again. Irwin and Love are freakish talents, by our standards at the very least.
I'm not excited by Scarlett, in part because of the brother's injury history. And I don't think he can break open games, but I wouldn't rule out him becoming Gaffney in year three or four.
Arcega-Whiteside is intriguing, and it's hard to downplay the upside of a Parade first-team All American. He's got terrific length and a big catch radius. There's nothing I've seen or heard that says he couldn't be a very good three year starter.
It's a very good skill group. And again. Irwin and Love are freakish talents, by our standards at the very least.