re: Washington Redskins: Trey Quinn Impressive thus far

It happens. But Beckham found a way to fit in the system. Quinn didn't and he shouldn't have committed to LSU. He was better suited for Clemson (He's a more athletic version of Hunter Renfrow)

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No reason for these kind of comments.

Clemson, a spread passing offense, wanted Quinn very very badly. In hindsight, he may have been better to go there but he chose to stay home and commit to the tigers. We had a stacked WR corps and not that many passes to go around.

I think he played well as a true frosh but chose to go to a more potent passing attack, which no one can blame him for.

He’s never said one single bad comment about LSU, never talked shite, or acted classless in any way. Kid will make the Skins roster and will be a productive NFL player.

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Well said!

We all know TQ got plenty of run blocking practice for LF and DG his sophomore year, total team player who I expect to open big running lanes on the perimeter/downfield for DG in DC!

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Cant believe i have to continually post this in every TQ thread

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We can't believe you're so consistent at being an arrogant douchebag to everyone on Tigerdroppings.

Trey Quinn is an excellent receiver. Les Miles won alot of huge games as the HC for LSU. Both are winners in life.

It just didnt work out at LSU for Quinn or Miles. Quinn showed loyalty for committing to LSU over Clemson. Miles did his job of keeping top in state talent over the likes of Sweeney and the Clemson's of CFB.

Quinn was given plenty of chances and started as a true freshmen at LSU. Think about that whenever you say the kid was never given a chance.

The staff showed confidence in Quinn when they designed the biggest play with the game on the line against the Gumps to go to Quinn. Everything was set up perfectly to win this game.
The line blocked, Quinn got open, terrific play call, (that you could tell LSu had practiced over and over again and felt that this play would be open when the game was on the line) hell even Harris delivered pretty much an on time and accurate pass.....and then the unthinkable happened; great hands Quinn, dropped the pass.

And it cost LSu and Miles the game against the Gumps. Tough pill to swallow for all.

That drop put him in the "Miles doghouse" and probably hurt his confidence some. shite happens to good guys and players and good guys and coaches. You have to be in the moment and both are humans.

Quinn decided to move to a different school that would throw him the ball and not have him run double move 15 yard routes on passing downs and block for Fournette, the rest of the game. Whats the problem with this? This doesnt make him unloyal to LSU or Louisiana, its a business decision.

This is not a blame game that Quinn didnt live up to expectations because he sucked and transferred way from the state school. Or Miles was at fault for giving up on him or never giving the kid a chance. Its life. Things dont always pan out that should have.

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Trey Quinn has shown strong hands

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Strong like skillets.

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Read this, this morning. Thought it was interesting. Trey Q was always a guy that I wanted to succeed here

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Too bad he didn’t want succeed here

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guess Landry and OBJ sucked here too, early in their career

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Did either drop a game clinching pass against Bama that's was maybe the easiest catch if their life?

If so, yes they sucked....but the difference would be that they stuck it out a became great tigers. Nit quinn, he hauled arse like a bitch and went to the equivalent of a juco team...he sucked as a Tiger

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We can't believe you're so consistent at being an arrogant douchebag to everyone on Tigerdroppings. 

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Still waiting on the answer to whether or not your kids know if you like to frick dudes