He’s not the worst (of course), but man o’ man he’s an imbecile...
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...ombine-drug-test-reportedly-came-back-diluted
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...ombine-drug-test-reportedly-came-back-diluted
The Stupidest Gator Ever...
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7 touchdown catches in his entire gator career. Never put together even 750 yards in a season. Short, and couldn't take over a game in college, but he's going to suddenly do that in the NFL?
Then you have all the off-field stuff. What exactly do the scouts see in him?
Then you have all the off-field stuff. What exactly do the scouts see in him?
A baller at what? Certainly not at the wide receiver position. The stats prove that.
He was a good return man, but there's literally nothing that suggests he's a "baller" at wide receiver. 7 touchdown catches and under 1,400 yards receiving his entire gator career.
Although I agree. Somewhere deep down inside of me is pretty impressed that he achieved 750 yards receiving with the likes of Doug Nussmeier calling plays and QB's named Treon Harris, Luke Del Rio, and the Applebee's kid who's first name I already forgot passing him the ball. All led by a head coach named Jim McElwain.
He singlehandedly made the SECCG more competitive than it should have been his freshman season.
Who was the WR coach for him? Chris Leak?
True but again that was in the return game.
As a WR he caught one pass in that game.
I was impressed Treon Harris found an open target under a Nussmeier call.vs the Bama secondary. Lol
Yes, on paper and in person he does not seem anything special, kinda just looks like an ordinary joe, but for some reason mofo just has a knack for getting around on the football field.
He caught 7 TDs during a time span when we probably threw 15 total.
This. His stats, given the coaching and QB play while he was at UF, are equivalent to catching about 70 TDs in a competent offense.
That said, he's a knucklehead, and any team that drafts him is probably throwing away that pick.
I was glad that K-9 Dumbaway was never coming back. I'd have booted him over 'team rules' long before the K-9 fiasco, but that's me. 
However, as to if his size matters.
Percy Harvin - 5-11 184.- NFL Bio
Dumbaway --- 5-11 200 - NFL Combine
But size might come into play if you were measuring cranial capacity....
However, as to if his size matters.
Percy Harvin - 5-11 184.- NFL Bio
Dumbaway --- 5-11 200 - NFL Combine
But size might come into play if you were measuring cranial capacity....
Harvin kinda like a football Steve Francis....wows you with sheer native born talent and explosiveness but missed a lot of game time and eventually career cut short due to recurring migraines.
Callaway must have an amazing dealer to be worth risking losing his chance to be a multi-millionaire by his mid-20s.
I'm thinking maybe he swung by Deondre Frenchy's house to prep for the combine, just in time to buy up all of our QBs inventory & keep him out of trouble. Thanks, Callaway - we owe you a big bag of M&Ms.
Francis is a pretty good comparison, career-wise. Both Francis and Harvin did some things as a pro and looked like they might be on their way to being stars, but then just fell off. Stevie Franchise won me my NBA fantasy league back in the day. He was a beast. His career stats are still 18-6-6 and he did nothing his last five years.
They never figured out why he had those migraines did they? I read where they thought they found out but the treatment didn’t work and he still had them. I wonder if they checked the area where the skull attaches to the neck because I have a friend with the same migraines and for years they could find out why. Then one specialist ran some tests and he found out that her skull was detached from her neck or not properly aligned or something similar.
That's interesting, but it seems like between Shands and certainly the NFL, that they would have found that.
Could be wrong. I honestly assumed for a longtime (at Florida) it was a cover up for failed drug tests for weed.
The guy just knows how to get open and get the ball. You can't hardly teach that. Some kids have it and some don't.
