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WR Brandon Inniss (Official Thread)

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I think it is a tossup on who is better between Inniss and Tate, and I am elated to have both to see how it shakes out. But I think Inniss is going to be the real deal out of the gate and force the coaches to play him immediately, he is insanely gifted athletically but his route running appears really refined for his young age and the instincts seem off the charts. If he is a willing blocker, he is going to play when he gets here.
 
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RB07OSU said:
I think it is a tossup on who is better between Inniss and Tate, and I am elated to have both to see how it shakes out. But I think Inniss is going to be the real deal out of the gate and force the coaches to play him immediately, he is insanely gifted athletically but his route running appears really refined for his young age and the instincts seem off the charts. If he is a willing blocker, he is going to play when he gets here.
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agreed Inniss just has the feel to him that he will contribute as soon as he steps on campus
 
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RB07OSU said:
I think it is a tossup on who is better between Inniss and Tate, and I am elated to have both to see how it shakes out. But I think Inniss is going to be the real deal out of the gate and force the coaches to play him immediately, he is insanely gifted athletically but his route running appears really refined for his young age and the instincts seem off the charts. If he is a willing blocker, he is going to play when he gets here.
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I've seen that said, but IDK. There is a ton of talent in that WR room, and I mean a ton! I've heard that he's going to play in the slot, if so, he's fighting off Graves, Brown and possibly Egbuka. Outside he has MHjr(he ain't beating him), Ballard, Antwi and Burton. And ALL of them were stars in HS. We say this every year about WRs, and they rarely see the field much. Garrett Wilson, IMO was the best frosh WR we've seen in years, and I don't think Inniss is as good as him, and he got 30rec due to a much shallower WR room. I think we may have to temper expectations in year 1 for the '23 WRs, as the 2022 ones are getting forgotten about
 
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pnuts34 said:
I've seen that said, but IDK. There is a ton of talent in that WR room, and I mean a ton! I've heard that he's going to play in the slot, if so, he's fighting off Graves, Brown and possibly Egbuka. Outside he has MHjr(he ain't beating him), Ballard, Antwi and Burton. And ALL of them were stars in HS. We say this every year about WRs, and they rarely see the field much. Garrett Wilson, IMO was the best frosh WR we've seen in years, and I don't think Inniss is as good as him, and he got 30rec due to a much shallower WR room. I think we may have to temper expectations in year 1 for the '23 WRs, as the 2022 ones are getting forgotten about
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I hear what you're saying, going to be tough to earn PT in that loaded WR room. But it's not unprecedented, Wilson played well as a true frosh but Olave also did, granted later in the season. If Inniss redshirts because of a stacked WR room, I'm good with that and honestly it's preferred. I just am beyond impressed with Inniss and where he is at not even hitting the college campus...I think he will find his way into the field even if the play is sparing because of the other WRs.
 
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True dat. The difference could be the blocking ability of the WRs coming out of HS. I try to watch the downfield play, and the blocks of the non-receiving WRs or at least 'getting in the way' of pursuing DBs has made the difference in many a TD. Someone above said it correctly, they all can catch/run with the ball. To see the field requires other talents, but hopefully these kids know that these 'other' talents will get them in the league. Go Bucks!
 
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See these commit names at the top of the Recruiting Forum, and first thought (I know, I'm negative Nellie) that someone's trying to poach our recruits. OK, then tune in and see that the recruit is doing great things on the field for their HS team. Give big sigh here....easy to see why Hartline wanted this kid. See ya next year Brandon!
 
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