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re: Would Trey Quinn have put up big numbers with Burrow and Brady?
Posted on 4/5/20 at 9:12 pm to zsav77
Posted on 4/5/20 at 9:12 pm to zsav77
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Yeah, and that’s why all of those receivers during his time here are on NFL rosters and start games while he doesn’t. Oh, wait...
It doesn’t fricking matter who is on a roster NOW dumbass. This fantasy turd started a thread saying Quinn gets the coaching and Dupre, Dural, Chark and Diarse do not. That is total bullshite.
Quinn went to an offense and got show cased. Dupre stuck to his COMMITMENT and blocked for 3 fricking years. I don’t blame him for what he didn’t learn at LSU. Les cost him an NFL career.
Dural was flat out an excellent receiver and you could see it. (Could see it in Dupre too).
Now put them in THIS OFFENSE that they all likely ran some variation of in high school and Joe Burrow as the QB.
Les WASTED A shite LOAD OF TALENT ANS A LOT OF IT WAS AT WR.
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Posted on 4/5/20 at 9:19 pm to boxcar willie
quote:with this coaching and in this offense? Nope
He's better than Dupree by a lot,
Dupre showed why in that bowl game. He wanted to leave and that is all. Dupree would flat out jump through the roof and go get balls.
GIVE DUPRE TO THIS OFFENSE AND BRADY AT HIS 6’3” self.
Quinn is 5’9” tall. THATS IT.
Posted on 4/5/20 at 9:20 pm to doubleb
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He was falling behind Gage and Chark and knew he had to leave to get PT,
Gage was still a DB when Trey left. matter of fact, if Trey, Tyron Johnson and Diarse hadn't all transferred that offseason, I'm not even sure Gage is playing WR.
Chark might have beaten out Trey, but remember that they were in the same class and while Trey was getting starts and catching passes, Chark had no catches his first 2 years.
but yes, Quinn left for PT because Cam had shifted to wanting taller WRs only it seemed (another thing in Chark's advantage) and had basically phased Quinn and Diarse out of the offense. there were literally times when they brought those 2 on the field to block. if that ain't predictable offense... but I digress.
Posted on 4/5/20 at 9:34 pm to radicalizedtigah
Yes
Surely
Surely
Posted on 4/5/20 at 9:51 pm to 337Tiger19
quote:dude couldnt carry Jamarr's jock
the number one receiver in an offense like that, that’s for sure.
Posted on 4/5/20 at 9:55 pm to Tiger1988
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Dupre stuck to his COMMITMENT and blocked for 3 fricking years. I don’t blame him for what he didn’t learn at LSU. Les cost him an NFL career.
Anything you say can be disregarded when you think Dupre was robbed of a career you stupid frick... Dupre got jammed by every corner he faced and was ridden out of bounds constantly; couldn’t high point a ball to save his life, even though he had a great vert. He simply was not a good receiver.
Les fricked a lot up on offense, but Dupre wasn’t good. And as far as Quinn dropping passes, he didn’t drop a single target his sophomore year. Also, he would’ve “stuck with his commitment” if Les would not have told him it was best to move on. That article has been posted before.
This post was edited on 4/5/20 at 9:59 pm
Posted on 4/5/20 at 11:06 pm to Tiger1988
Dupre is 6-2 not 6-3
Quinn is 6-0 not 5-9
Quinn is an NFL player who actually contributes for the team who drafted him while Dupre can’t make a fall roster though he’s been giving multiple chances. There’s no question Quinn is a better player, he’s outperformed Dupre in college and the NFL.
Quinn is 6-0 not 5-9
Quinn is an NFL player who actually contributes for the team who drafted him while Dupre can’t make a fall roster though he’s been giving multiple chances. There’s no question Quinn is a better player, he’s outperformed Dupre in college and the NFL.
This post was edited on 4/5/20 at 11:10 pm
Posted on 4/6/20 at 12:20 am to Lester Earl
quote:4th at best, he wasn't going to be ahead of Jefferson, Chase or Marshall. Marshall would be #1 on a lot of teams, he was 3rd here. Let that sink in.
If he were here last year...50 catches 550 yards or so. WR3/Wr4
Posted on 4/6/20 at 12:51 am to wildtigercat93
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Odell dropped wayyyy many more footballs than TQ ever did. We forget that tho
The OBJ dropped punt at GA lost us that game.
Posted on 4/6/20 at 6:24 pm to Madking
quote:I’m sorry 5’11 at the combine at a 33” vertical compared and a 39.5” vertical.
Quinn is 6-0 not 5-9
Go look at their arm length.
Dumbasses on here on what he could have been in this offense.
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Like I’ve said, bigger, faster and way more athletic..
This is MOT A KNOCK ON QUINN! Damn
Posted on 4/6/20 at 6:34 pm to radicalizedtigah
Who would he start over?
Posted on 4/6/20 at 6:44 pm to Tiger1988
Quinn had a better college career and is an NFL player who actually plays on Sunday and catches passes in the NFL. If you took Dupres best game (8 catches) and averaged it over an entire season he’d have still finished 18 catches short of Quinns best season. Dupre couldn’t get off of a college CBs press coverage and was too weak to use that vertical in game situations. The guy never learned to high point passes or use his frame and wasn’t a good enough route runner to be the volume receiver Quinn was. I thought he’d be great, I watched him in HS and I thought he was another Michael Clayton but he’s just a smaller Terrance Tolliver. Quinn is, was and will always be a better player. Facts prove and there’s nothing your insults can change about it.
This post was edited on 4/6/20 at 7:00 pm
Posted on 4/6/20 at 7:10 pm to Madking
quote:Means absolutely nothing. If you don’t think mentality plays a part in how you prepare and what the coaches this past season would have had on Dupre, you’re fooling yourself. He was more gifted athletically and could catch damn good. What he needed was to stop blocking for running backs and catch passes. This offense was made for him with his athleticism.
Quinn had a better college career and is an NFL player who actually plays on Sunday and catches passes in the NFL.
And worse than that he goes to the Redskins with that shitty offense and revolving door of coaches and QBs.
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If you took Dupres best game (8 catches) and averaged it over an entire season he’d have still finished 18 catches short of Quinns best season.
Still a Les Mikes offense and this is not comparable. That’s a poor argument and point.
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Dupre couldn’t get off of a college CBs press coverage and was too weak to use that vertical in game situations.
Funny because in High School he was getting off against a Saints corner and here is what he said about him. But as usual a Ranted knows more...
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Facts prove and there’s nothing your insults can change about it.
I watched him in high school also.
I presented facts why Dupre was not given the opportunities. Dupre is an intelligent young man from all accounts. But wasn’t smart enough to do what Quinn did in LEAVE LES.
We can Agree that Quinn did the best thing for him and Dupre did not - leave. This past season was fit for Dupre, Chark, Dural, Diarse and others that left.
COACHING MEANS EVERYTHING in player development!
Posted on 4/6/20 at 7:40 pm to Tiger1988
That’s the exact opposite of what you’ve done. You’ve tried to discredit actual facts and replace them with fantasies and impossible assumptions. But regardless of your double standard comparisons and make believe Dupre got his chance to play, with 6 different teams!!, and he couldn’t cut it. So no you have no facts or objective comparisons to support your infatuation with non football attributes. There are plenty of guys much more talented than Dupre who didn’t make it. Quinn is a better “football player” that’s why he did and Dupre didn’t.
Posted on 4/6/20 at 7:54 pm to Tiger1988
Quinn actually produced incredible numbers working in a spread system. We know for a fact he’d have been a perfect fit for Brady’s system. I do think Dupre would’ve had better numbers if he played in the new offense but that’s basically the case for anybody. Dupre is closer in body type, movement and skill to Sullivan than to the guys who excelled last season. Quinn is the better player so unless we’re blocking or running go routes exclusively Quinn is the better option.
Posted on 4/6/20 at 8:03 pm to Madking
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Quinn is the better player so unless we’re blocking or running go routes exclusively Quinn is the better option.
Where is this Dupre was used as a blocker thing coming from? In 2015 we were pulling he and Duran for Quinn and Diarse to come in and block.
Posted on 4/6/20 at 8:05 pm to Tiger1988
Quinn didn't set the all time high school national receiving record in yards for nothing, but keep trying to discredit him you only further make a fool of yourself.
This post was edited on 4/6/20 at 8:06 pm
Posted on 4/6/20 at 8:10 pm to ATLTiger
He’s making up things to try and counter actual production. We all wanted Dupre and Quinn to succeed, we want all our guys to succeed but this is history, they’ve played and their production has been recorded. Quinn was the more productive college player and he’s an NFL player who actually plays while Dupre has a single NFL appearance. Not much argument as to who’s been better.
Posted on 4/6/20 at 8:29 pm to pellietigersaint
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He dropped a couple of balls because he was so fricking surprised we threw a forward pass that he didn't know how to react.
I guess we should all forget the fact that in 25 games played, he only caught 22 passes.
Ov-er-ra-ted
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