Jacoby Stevens needs some more love

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and the staff proceeds to move him from Safety, to WR back to DB, back to an h-back/te role and then back to DB again.

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Do we have any proof that it was the staff’s choice to move him?

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staff proceeds to move him from Safety, to WR back to DB, back to an h-back/te role and then back to DB again.

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Its called trying to find a spot for a talented and versatile player. He should have a breakout year for sure

I mean, who else would move him if not the staff? The white hats from the poli board?

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Do we have any proof that it was the staff’s choice to move him?

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You think Stevens was frustrated with something that was his decision?

What a stupid question

Stevens should be on the field as much as possible. He can flat out play.

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You think Stevens was frustrated with something that was his decision?

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It’s the Ed apologist. Mention 1 thing slightly negative about the program in they come out like radical leftist.

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Stevens should be on the field as much as possible. He can flat out play.

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Which is why you don’t change his position 6 times.

A lot of players have played a few positions before they found the right spot. It's really not uncommon at all. Josh Reed started out as a RB.

What position is he today?

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Also name 3 players that you’ve seen that benefit.

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1) Corey Webster WR-CB

2) Josh Reed RB-WR

3) Marcus Spears TE-DE

You have to go back to Saban because CLM never really moved kids once they began practicing at LSU at a position. Not saying he was wrong for it, just saying that he didn't do it much and when he did, he had little success with it (Shephard from QB-WR is the only example I can think of). He would recruit kids that played one position in HS and play them at a different one in college (Elliot Porter for example) but once a player practiced at a position, they usually stuck at that position with the exception of a few safeties moving to LB with little to no success.

Sometimes you move a kid and he flourishes, sometimes they don't and end up back at their original position. The thing is, you won't know if you don't try.

edit: i'd like to add that the stevans experiment lasted far too long. After he didn't win playing time at WR, he should have been placed at safety and left alone.