Roundtree > Grady?

he looked great at the spring game ..i was there...dont know why he hasnt had more time...looked really good in spring

roundtree that is

nice catches in the spring game (vs mostly the 2nd unit and walkons)

I was expecting more out of him this year, but I guess Grady beat him out.

That said I do think Grady was benched for his drops. I think Grady was back on kickoff returns.

Roundtree and Tate are buds off the field...looks like they had some good chemistry on the field. Grady needs to look the pass in to his hands and make the catch before turning upfield.

asked a similar question regarding Cissoko and Floyd. Who should start? Who would you like to see play? And really, none of us has a clue as to who is currently most able to help the team win. All of these players are young and most of them are contributing for the first time. There's still a lot of analysis left. If Roundtree outperforms Grady in practice and earns the start, great. If the coaches believe he is the best player and as a result he gets the start, I won't question their decision until it becomes evident that on-field performance isn't matching effort put forth during practice. We'll learn a lot about all of these young players this year and throughout the off-season. It's still too early to make any definitive decisions regarding starters at certain positions.

Grady hasn't been horrible, but I expect more from a starter at the slot position. I'm looking forward to a time when we can run some running back-type players out of the slot, as opposed to tiny wide receivers. I think that would open up the playbook a little more.

I approve of a sort of revolving door position on starters. I just think there's still a lot we don't know about several of these young players and this year will shed a lot of light on talent and ability. We'll have a much better picture at the end of the season and I believe the best will emerge soon enough.

Well, Roundtree caught a pretty important pass yesterday. He may be a good player.

You can't flat out drop balls like Grady has. Period.

but what is the thought on grooming Grady for the other cornerback spot? Granted it would take some time, but the dudes fast and has decent size...and it's not like we can do worse.

Because once Gallon gets on the field, holy shit it's so over.

Let's remember that Roundtree has one more year than Kelvin in this offense.

kelvin has had a handful of drops already. not sure, but i think tay shouldve had more PT yesterday that being our first road game and all. still elusive though is that slot that catches it 5 yards up field and breaks it to the house. where is that guy? or the guy that sneaks behind the secondary for a big one. the deep threat in the middle so far has come entirely from the TE position. even on missed targets. just havent even seen many shots at all down field to the slots- the tay TD being the exception- want to see more of that.

Also not huge on Odoms running the ball simply because there are guys with more speed that do probably do better. I've been surprised that Roundtree hasn't seen the field more, but you gotta earn it and I'm sure the time he's seen on the field is what he's deserved.

He showed up in a big moment on Saturday - I'd like to see him out there next week.

For those of you familiar with him from Scout, Roundtree has been a player he has consistently hyped. He's been saying that Roundtree catches everything thrown to him, runs great routes, and he has been scratching his head (that may be a lie) as to why Roundtree hasn't played more.

Of course, what it means to me is UM HAS ALOT OF WEAPONS. You have to make choices early, and give them time to gel as a unit.

At 4-0, averaging 38 points per game--what do you change with regard to the offense?

Of course, at 4-1 (an overtime loss on the road)--HOLY FUCK ZOMG THE TEAM IS DOOMED WE'RE ALL GONNA DIE FUUUUUUCK MEEEEE

None of this really matters if the defense can't pick it up.