But what about standing box jumps?Matt Vandeberg is a better WR than Derrick Willies. That is not particularly controversial.
Yeah but that box jump was sick.Well, the regular season is over and Willies finished with a big goose egg against Baylor. Despite his team throwing literally more than twice as many passes as Iowa, (365 more attempts on the year to be exact), Willies finished with fewer catches than 3 Iowa wide receivers.
And in how many years will Gavin Holmes do better in system "better for him" than MVB's 65 catches in '15?Matt Vandeberg is a better WR than Derrick Willies. That is not particularly controversial.
The "better for him" comment speaks volumes about this kid and a lot of other kids these days. Gone are the days of wanting to play for a school and being willing to do whatever they want you to do to make the team better. It's all about "me" and only me. Naturally you want to play where you feel you will fit the best, but many kids aren't willing to think of the team first.And in how many years will Gavin Holmes do better in system "better for him" than MVB's 65 catches in '15?Matt Vandeberg is a better WR than Derrick Willies. That is not particularly controversial.
I have been critical of some of the talent brought in over the years, but also think Ferentz has proved the last 7 or 8 years that you are much better off recruiting players that fit your system rather than selling out and getting players that are more talented but don't fit or trying to change to fit them.The "better for him" comment speaks volumes about this kid and a lot of other kids these days. Gone are the days of wanting to play for a school and being willing to do whatever they want you to do to make the team better. It's all about "me" and only me. Naturally you want to play where you feel you will fit the best, but many kids aren't willing to think of the team first.And in how many years will Gavin Holmes do better in system "better for him" than MVB's 65 catches in '15?Matt Vandeberg is a better WR than Derrick Willies. That is not particularly controversial.