(04-21-2020, 07:09 AM)flgatorsandjags Wrote:

(04-21-2020, 04:01 AM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: Early in the season, Terrell play poorly as well. Even though Chase was the best WR in football, I would've expected a future 1st round CB to at least hold him to under 150 yards. He allowed Chase to get 221 receiving yards. Ugh. 

Cam Akers averaged 5.0 per carry last season and 4.4 in 2018, not 7 ypg. You must be thinking receiving yards per game. He did average 7.5 RYPG.

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All 3 RB's are very good. There isn't much difference. I just prefer Dobbins. There really is no wrong answer, as far as I'm concerned.

5 ypc is still crazy good behind the worst online in football.   Which games was Terrell bad in early in the season?

Early in the season, it wasn't that Terrell gave up big games, but he allowed some key passes for first downs in those Texas A&M and North Carolina games that he shouldn't have, IMO. Then, later in the season, it was the games against Virginia, Ohio State and LSU where his coverage skills came into question with me. Like i said, I think he will have a decent NFL career as a journeyman, but I just don't see him as the "lockdown" #1 CB that we so desperately need. To me, he just looks average. In fairness, there is a dropoff at CB the size of Mount Everest, once Okudah comes off the board, so I may be judging this CB class more harshly than I would have in past seasons. When comparing any CB to Okudah, they're gonna look bad in comparison. I could be wrong, we'll just have to wait and see.

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