Not really. They are 108th in the nation in passing yards and Malzahns offense is a spread run first offense.

Even when Cam was there he put up good passing stats but he didn't light up any certain receiver and none of them went on to do anything.

Auburn has zero tradition of putting WR's into the NFL and LSU on the otherhand tends to put WR's into the NFL on a consistent basis.

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You're also signing three more dynamic WRs in Dupre, Quinn, and Noil. That's lots of touches to try to get with a new starter at QB

Those are going to be true freshman

Quille will be already have a few years of college ball under his belt.

If Jarvis and OBJ leave and Quille comes I could definetly see him and Leslie being our two starting WR's with maybe speedy\quinn in the slot.

I think an offseason for Leslie will get him in shape. He came in WAY thinner than expected

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Posted by DMagic

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Posted on 11/11/13 at 10:44 pm to Dr. Shultz

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Those are going to be true freshman

Still they'll be expecting to come in and play immediately. You don't redshirt those guys. That's a lot of playing time for a offense predicated on the run. Plus Fournette will need lots of touches too.

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Posted by denvertiger

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Posted on 11/11/13 at 11:50 pm to Dr. Shultz

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Even when Cam was there he put up good passing stats but he didn't light up any certain receiver and none of them went on to do anything.

I think Malzahn can sell the kid on the notion that he'll get touches. They threw the ball like crazy at Tulsa so he can easily sell his commitment to the pass if it'll get Williams to sign.

Not disagreeing with any of this but Gus is a pretty slick recruiter and he's had some pretty explosive offenses.

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