Ahmir Mitchell to visit Saturday
Saturday I will be back at Michigan for a visit with Mom !!! #GoBlue
— Ahmir_SoDevoted (@TheDeuce_2_Nice) July 21, 2015
You will play very early.
And you will play for Harbaugh.
Had to give you a posbang for the Ohio turd theme!
Right back at you.
Obligatory.
Join the NJ exodus, my friend.
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What situation would that be?
There is absolutely nothing there. Potential, sure, but absolutely zero production. Jake Butt is our only proven pass catcher, and he's not even a receiver.
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Not enough 4 stars for ya? A lot of young, talented players haven't even been given a chance.
I beg to differ about Chesson's speed. As is well known, Harbaugh makes everything a competition and has races by position groups. Dymonte edged Peppers who beat Canteen. Chesson was not in the top 3. Maybe he didn't stay at a Holiday Inn Express the night before the race.
I think Chesson may be coming close to his ceiling unfortunately.
Even if Chesson is #4 or #5, he'd still be one of the fastest players on the team. (Granted, using that phrasing, everyone except the slowest guy on the team is "one of" the fastest guys.) Also, you never know with those "races" whether someone is dog tired, whether they're nursing a hamstring injury, etc.
I don't think a great deal of Chesson because he's just not a natural receiver, but speed is not something that is a real problem for him. He's plenty fast enough to be successful in the Big Ten. It's other things that get in the way (and that includes some poor QB play, which hampers all the receivers).
Here are some good things about Jehu:
He's fast. He's an eager and skilled blocker. He's got some experience. He's a good leader (representing the team at Big Ten media days). Among our receivers, he may be the fastest, the best blocker, the most experienced, and the best leader.
Can he get open?
But I see a lot of safeties pressed up to cover the run this year.
No one was really given a chance last season. We had an OL that couldn't protect a mediocre throwing QB who was constantly looking for a 2nd round NFL draft pick or a tight end. If we have an OL that can protect a proven QB this season they can be effective. There isn't a lack of talent and no "situation".
No... Cole would be a sophmore by the time Mitchell got here. Chesson and Darboh will be seniors by the time Mitchell got here. And he would at that time also be a true freshmen. Our current WR situation has almost no bearing on what it will look like when/if Mitchell go here. Harris, Cole, Ways, Canteen, Hawkins... those are the guys that he would be competing with for pt.
Chesson and Darboh are seniors this year.
seniors academically.
Jedd Fisch should coach them up. If not, we have Soup Campbell somewhere in the Schembechler building stapling applications and would be a great consultant.
get some ribs out of it. . .
for just one rib?
a hunnit!?
WANT MOAR!
easy peasy
Saturday I will be back at Michigan for a visit with Mom !!! 〽️
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They are passing up a top 100 ATH? Shit, I want all of OSU's "sloppy" seconds lol. I think they are making a mistake. Mitchell is the real deal. He might not be the most polished right now but the kid is a stellar athlete. I'd like to think he'd choose the good guys over OSU anyways
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If he really wanted to go to play in Columbus, would his crystal ball be 87 percent Michigan? I know it's wrong a lot but 87 percent of analysts picking Michigan is pretty high.
He will be a playmaker in A2.
Which one?