Because a lot of people are saying, "Hey this guy is better than the ones we drafted."  No, he isn't.

 

I'm not and never have said he's better...but up to this point and after 4 games he is better... will that continue... only time will tell...

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You got the scout's eye?  Please give it back to him.

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I'm not and never have said he's better...but up to this point and after 4 games he is better... will that continue... only time will tell...

 

You just said you're not saying he's better... but then you said he's better

 

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hurns is great. you are what your stats and record say you are. and so far it says hurns can take the top off a defense in a way the rest of the recievers haven't yet.   can a rob or lee do the same down the road. I certainly hope so.  but im tired of talking about potential.  hurns has done it.

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Go Home Anoymous Armchair Scout, You're Drunk!!!!!

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"What do I know of cultured ways, the gilt, the craft and the lie? I, who was born in a naked land and bred in the open sky. The subtle tongue, the sophist guile, they fail when the broadswords sing; Rush in and die, dogs - I was a man before I was a king."

Because a lot of people are saying, "Hey this guy is better than the ones we drafted."  No, he isn't.

I'm pretty sure he has done more than both of them so far...so...

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Allen Robinson comparison: Jordy Nelson- Like Nelson Allen Robinson lacks the elite speed to consistently get behind defenders, but compensates with outstanding size, vertical explosion (42 inch vert at his pro day), and dynamic YAC ability.  Robinson has a chance to be an elite receiver as he develops, there aren't too many corners that will be able to cover him, the back shoulder fade should be unstoppable as both Bortles and Robinson build rapport.

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I'm pretty sure he has done more than both of them so far...so...

 

ok, you're entitled to an opinion.  but 4 weeks of a season doesn't tell the whole story

 

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Allen Robinson comparison: Jordy Nelson- Like Nelson Allen Robinson lacks the elite speed to consistently get behind defenders, but compensates with outstanding size, vertical explosion (42 inch vert at his pro day), and dynamic YAC ability. Robinson has a chance to be an elite receiver as he develops, there aren't too many corners that will be able to cover him, the back shoulder fade should be unstoppable as both Bortles and Robinson build rapport.

Good take. I've been saying this for years.

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Good take. I've been saying this for years.

 

I've been saying this for decades.

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One of these years.............

I've been saying this for decades.

The scouts eye cannot be bought or earned my man...it's a gift you are born with. Welcome to the fraternity

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I've been saying this for decades.

I've been saying it for centuries.

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This is intense. 

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www.psulions247sports.com lists the top 5 PSU WRs that played in the NFL as follows:

 

1. Bobby Engram

2. OJ McDuffie

3. Joe Jerovicious

4. Bryant Johnson

5. tie:  Kenny Jackson & Michael Timpson

 

For that reason alone, I'll put my money on Allen Hurns.

 

The U WRs:

1. Michael Irvin

2. Reggie Wayne

3. Andre Johnson

4. Eddie Brown

5. Santana Moss

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<a class="bbc_url" href='http://www.psulions247sports.com'>www.psulions247sports.com</a> lists the top 5 PSU WRs that played in the NFL as follows:


1. Bobby Engram

2. OJ McDuffie

3. Joe Jerovicious

4. Bryant Johnson

5. tie: Kenny Jackson & Michael Timpson


For that reason alone, I'll put my money on Allen Hurns.


The U WRs:

1. Michael Irvin

2. Reggie Wayne

3. Andre Johnson

4. Eddie Brown

5. Santana Moss

Terrell Owens played at Tennessee Chattanooga. That's all I have to say about that

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Scouts find football players where they find football players nahmean?

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www.psulions247sports.com lists the top 5 PSU WRs that played in the NFL as follows:

 

1. Bobby Engram

2. OJ McDuffie

3. Joe Jerovicious

4. Bryant Johnson

5. tie:  Kenny Jackson & Michael Timpson

 

For that reason alone, I'll put my money on Allen Hurns.

 

The U WRs:

1. Michael Irvin

2. Reggie Wayne

3. Andre Johnson

4. Eddie Brown

5. Santana Moss

 

Was this a real post?

 

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www.psulions247sports.com lists the top 5 PSU WRs that played in the NFL as follows:

 

1. Bobby Engram

2. OJ McDuffie

3. Joe Jerovicious

4. Bryant Johnson

5. tie:  Kenny Jackson & Michael Timpson

 

For that reason alone, I'll put my money on Allen Hurns.

 

The U WRs:

1. Michael Irvin

2. Reggie Wayne

3. Andre Johnson

4. Eddie Brown

5. Santana Moss

Well this is dumb.

 

If we go by your logic, we shouldn't want Bortles because of how many UCF QBs can't even make the league!

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Because a lot of people are saying, "Hey this guy is better than the ones we drafted."  No, he isn't.

 

Hurns has shown me more than Lee. If you take out draft status and his "potential", Lee would be sitting behind Shorts and Sanders as far as receivers goes.

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hurns is nothing more than a guy we are liking to root for. I think everyone watching the games without teal colored glasses understands Hurns is getting open through opponents mistakes and pure luck catching the ball rather than his own skill.

 

This is where Robinson and Lee differ, They make contested catches and catch the ball with precision.

 

PS: This isn't to say hurns can't evolve into what Lee/Robinson are. just saying Lee/Robinson is currently better

sometimes luck is better than skill and will carry the day.... as long as you don't count on it too often.

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I y'ams who I y'ams and thats all I y'ams...