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Nope.Gil Dobie wrote:Best FCS prospect since Jerry Rice.
With my reference to Jerry Rice, I meant it as WR prospect. Sorry for the confusion.SuperHornet wrote:Nope.Gil Dobie wrote:Best FCS prospect since Jerry Rice.
Best FCS prospect since Charles Roberts....
I heard he is a possession WR at this stage hope he improves on his footspeed at least 4.4????SuperHornet wrote:Nope.Gil Dobie wrote:Best FCS prospect since Jerry Rice.
Best FCS prospect since Charles Roberts....
What about Terrell Hudgins from Elon College doesn't he have the current FCS career marks for receptions and td's???Gil Dobie wrote:With my reference to Jerry Rice, I meant it as WR prospect. Sorry for the confusion.SuperHornet wrote:
Nope.
Best FCS prospect since Charles Roberts....
He must be drafted first of course lol.How about comparing him to Steve Largent another HOF guy!!!JohnStOnge wrote:Over rated. I'll go ahead and stake it out. This stuff of comparing him to somebody like Jerry Rice is ridiculous. Let's come back in a few years and see where he is in his NFL career.
He plays in an offense that allows him to post ridiculous numbers, but over rated? There isn't a better pair of hands in college football, period.JohnStOnge wrote:Over rated. I'll go ahead and stake it out. This stuff of comparing him to somebody like Jerry Rice is ridiculous. Let's come back in a few years and see where he is in his NFL career.
EWURanger wrote:He plays in an offense that allows him to post ridiculous numbers, but over rated? There isn't a better pair of hands in college football, period.JohnStOnge wrote:Over rated. I'll go ahead and stake it out. This stuff of comparing him to somebody like Jerry Rice is ridiculous. Let's come back in a few years and see where he is in his NFL career.
As to the Rice comparisons...I think those are more with respect to what those players did in college, not the NFL.
Best prospect since Rice, does not compare him to Rice, it compares him to all that followed Rice. From watching him in person, he is not over-rated.JohnStOnge wrote:Over rated. I'll go ahead and stake it out. This stuff of comparing him to somebody like Jerry Rice is ridiculous. Let's come back in a few years and see where he is in his NFL career.
Who's over-rating him, troll?JohnStOnge wrote:Over rated. I'll go ahead and stake it out. This stuff of comparing him to somebody like Jerry Rice is ridiculous. Let's come back in a few years and see where he is in his NFL career.
Rice played in a pass happy offense while at Mississippi Valley St look what it did for him.He still has marks in the NCAA record book.EWURanger wrote:He plays in an offense that allows him to post ridiculous numbers, but over rated? There isn't a better pair of hands in college football, period.JohnStOnge wrote:Over rated. I'll go ahead and stake it out. This stuff of comparing him to somebody like Jerry Rice is ridiculous. Let's come back in a few years and see where he is in his NFL career.
As to the Rice comparisons...I think those are more with respect to what those players did in college, not the NFL.
Another thing to consider is the level of competition. Kupp has done as well if not better against Pac-12 teams. Who was MVSU playing at the time?dal4018 wrote:Rice played in a pass happy offense while at Mississippi Valley St look what it did for him.He still has marks in the NCAA record book.EWURanger wrote:
He plays in an offense that allows him to post ridiculous numbers, but over rated? There isn't a better pair of hands in college football, period.
As to the Rice comparisons...I think those are more with respect to what those players did in college, not the NFL.
They played against FCS schools unfortunately they never met FBS type schools.The fact he played vs Pac-12 schools should help his case of course.I wish that Rice had played vs FBS schools.kalm wrote:Another thing to consider is the level of competition. Kupp has done as well if not better against Pac-12 teams. Who was MVSU playing at the time?dal4018 wrote:Rice played in a pass happy offense while at Mississippi Valley St look what it did for him.He still has marks in the NCAA record book.
The people who, for instance, voted for him to win the Peyton award last year when Kade Harrington had a more impressive season.kalm wrote:
Who's over-rating him, troll?
He does not have the FCS touchdown record. He has 61 touchdowns. Brian Westbrook holds the record at 89.He's already has the FCS touchdown record playing in only 39 games (less than Rice, Hudgeons, and Ball). If he gets healthy, he will easily own the yardage record (486 behind) and has a good shot at the receptions record (84 behind).
The "level of competition" question will be answered by how Kupp does in the NFL. Good luck to him in his effort to do as well as Rice did.kalm wrote:Another thing to consider is the level of competition. Kupp has done as well if not better against Pac-12 teams. Who was MVSU playing at the time?dal4018 wrote:Rice played in a pass happy offense while at Mississippi Valley St look what it did for him.He still has marks in the NCAA record book.
Gil said he was the best FCS (wide receiver) prospect SINCE Rice, not that he's as good or better than Rice. And he is absolutely correct in saying that if you don't include Moss.JohnStOnge wrote:Over rated. I'll go ahead and stake it out. This stuff of comparing him to somebody like Jerry Rice is ridiculous. Let's come back in a few years and see where he is in his NFL career.
Does he have the WR record for career TDs??? I think Kupp could be this generations STEVE LARGENT with more size 6-2 215 and ability.JohnStOnge wrote:The people who, for instance, voted for him to win the Peyton award last year when Kade Harrington had a more impressive season.kalm wrote:
Who's over-rating him, troll?
He does not have the FCS touchdown record. He has 61 touchdowns. Brian Westbrook holds the record at 89.He's already has the FCS touchdown record playing in only 39 games (less than Rice, Hudgeons, and Ball). If he gets healthy, he will easily own the yardage record (486 behind) and has a good shot at the receptions record (84 behind).
But time will tell. Let me know when he has a NFL career like Jerry Rice had. It's possible that will happen. But it's very unlikely.
Receiving record. But I'm pretty sure you knew that.JohnStOnge wrote:He does not have the FCS touchdown record. He has 61 touchdowns. Brian Westbrook holds the record at 89.
I forgot about Oh Randy! Can't let his name pass by without his memorial videoGrizalltheway wrote:Gil said he was the best FCS (wide receiver) prospect SINCE Rice, not that he's as good or better than Rice. And he is absolutely correct in saying that if you don't include Moss.JohnStOnge wrote:Over rated. I'll go ahead and stake it out. This stuff of comparing him to somebody like Jerry Rice is ridiculous. Let's come back in a few years and see where he is in his NFL career.