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well Conley did say that he was the best RB he had seen in quite some time. all the reports that I have read, say he has not disappointed in practice/camp either.jwinslow said:Wow, this kid doesn't need blockers. He's making tough competition look like JV players out there. Unbelievable speed, ability to shake off arm tackles, and ridiculous body control and juking ability. This kid is going to be special.
I hope I'm wrong, but what I read was how everyone was raving about the way he was performing this summer, in terms of pre-camp. I'd glad to be wrong and have more updates that he's been impressive in camp (I think he will be, it will be picking up the playbook and blitzes taht will be tough for MWells)Bucknut319 said:Are you hearing something from camp? I have not heard too much news on him since camp opened Sunday. If you have heard something...by all means...share!
winslow...good point....historically, young backs have problems picking up the blocking scheme. I see Wells being used more in the spread formation this year than the traditional I formation. Look for Pittman, Haw to get the tough inside yards.it will be picking up the playbook and blitzes taht will be tough for MWells
Hopefully Mo can pick it up fast b/c I hate to have to see him go out if he is running good b/c he can't block very well.bucknuts44820 said:winslow...good point....historically, young backs have problems picking up the blocking scheme. I see Wells being used more in the spread formation this year than the traditional I formation. Look for Pittman, Haw to get the tough inside yards.
This is what I was referring to. It has been posted several times on here [I will try to find] that he was exceeding expectations in the "pre-camp"/practices. JT even singled him out in an interview on the O-Zone about one of the incoming guys who could contribute this year. I have also read that Duane Long's contacts inside how stated the same thing. Maurice is the real deal.jwinslow said:I hope I'm wrong, but what I read was how everyone was raving about the way he was performing this summer, in terms of pre-camp. I'd glad to be wrong and have more updates that he's been impressive in camp (I think he will be, it will be picking up the playbook and blitzes taht will be tough for MWells)
3rd down wouldnt be very smart b/c of picking up blitzes on the most likely of passing downs. If anyone plays on third it will probably be one of our fbs to help with the blitz.gobucks19 said:This is what I was referring to. It has been posted several times on here [I will try to find] that he was exceeding expectations in the "pre-camp"/practices. JT even singled him out in an interview on the O-Zone about one of the incoming guys who could contribute this year. I have also read that Duane Long's contacts inside how stated the same thing. Maurice is the real deal.
I agree blitz pickups and playbook will be his biggest challenge. I imagine they will make it simple for him, at least in the beginning. I hope they dont only use him on 3rd downs, I think that would be a waste.
The credit should go to SIMV, he brought it up during a conversation we had this morning... can't wait until more practice rumblings emerge about this kid.bucknuts44820 said:winslow...good point....historically, young backs have problems picking up the blocking scheme. I see Wells being used more in the spread formation this year than the traditional I formation. Look for Pittman, Haw to get the tough inside yards.