With the way our WR’s are playing (with the exception of Greggy) I see no reason why not to give him a shot. Maybe he can be the spark that ignites the rest of the WR’s……..

I hope he can separate and catch

I see plans coming into play and expectations playing out. We have this whole year of finding “those” type of team players. Use it I say. If we get some real talent by developing it, it can only make us better in the long run.

Hey Left, good seeing you bud.
The icon change threw me. You went from “Vote for Pedro” to that? I guess Halloween IS approaching……lol

doing multiple jobs is key (as Sparano has said)…it seems like they like his special teams effort. But can he separate and catch in practce against our guys? If he can’t do it there…then we’ve not found any solutions. Because, every opposing team’s big physical receiver seems to be able to separate and catch against our secondary. But we can always hope during this phase of rebuilding.

that burn us, so I’d have to argue that it seems he is atleast doing just as good as any of our other big receivers ( I know not saying much) but he has potential, and we are rebuilding. We need to let that potential grow with the rest of the team in my opinion…..

the phins get a QB that can throw the ball more then 8 yards… i don’t think any WR are going to be ‘good’…

So put me down for Henne being the ace in the hole… I suspect T Ginn will become a whole lot better when there is a QB that can let him take advantage of his speed behind center

On madden he catches better than Hagan/Ginn/Wilford and just a good as Cama so he must be able to!!

Madden always tells the truth

Then Brando has a chance. With penny at qb I think its all gravy.

Cama and Bess running through the middle……HMMMM

came from the gmen…they have so many great wrs…..maybe he slipped through the cracks to us.

sexy post bitch…lol

I just graduated from UMass in the spring, and as part of the marching band saw every home game and quite a few away games that London played in. In short, he was an absolute beast. Granted it was against 1-AA talent, but he was an integral part of our 2006 team that played in the Championship game (nearly beating APP State). He could completely dominate a game (and often did), and often made simply amazing plays with substantial YAC. 100% effort on every play. 1-AA talent yes, but Colston played in the same conference at Hofstra…

Needless to say I’m psyched that London ended up in Miami and that he has a chance to make an impact. He certainly has the talent and drive to succeed in the NFL. Here’s to hoping he does…

but if you’re interested:
http://umassathletics.cstv.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/london_brandon00.html

From NFL Draft Prospect Interview: Brandon London, WR, UMass

There are two things you can’t coach in football: height and speed. Brandon London has both. His tall stature and quick speed have NFL scouts noticing him. London has very solid hands to go with his height and speed. He also has a solid football pedigree. His father played college at Richmond and now is the defensive coordinator for the University of Virginia, while his uncle played at Virginia. London finished his college career with 148 receptions, 2022 receiving yards, and 15 touchdown receptions.
 
Height – 6’4.4"
Weight – 215
Forty time – 4.47

Did anyone realize that Brandon London has a Super Bowl Ring?

I thought that was funny. :)

  This is a interesting read. Maybe….and this is a big maybe. The aces in the hole are right in front of us. Wilford and Hagan are going to have to step up to salvage their jobs if not their lives in the NFL. So, hopefully that means they’ll try harder and take advantage of any playtime tossed their way. Maybe……and this is a big maybe, one if not two of them actually become something of value for us. It could happen………maybe.

http://www.miamiherald.com/sports/football/story/730957.html

now it need to be DONE!!! ; )

Bring the Manchurian O or whatever, you guys, wanna call it LOL

“On where Brandon London is as a wide receiver) – "He’s getting a whole lot better fast. He’s very athletic at the position. A long guy that gets on you pretty fast when he runs his routes, those type of things. Fundamentals were a thing with Brandon that I think coming in here he needed some work on that way. Pretty good release guy because he’s aggressive and that’s why he’s a gunner. He plays on the punt team as a gunner because he’s aggressive and he can release. Brandon’s getting better. When the ball is in the air, he’s an interesting guy because he’ll go up and take it away from you. We talk about practicing against big receivers; he’s a guy that gives us a tremendous look because he can go up and take it away. He’s a guy that little by little, we got him active last week, and little by little we should hopefully see a little bit more of.”

But then again I said that about Fred Gibson, so what do I know?
If he turns out to be solid I still think we go for aWR in the draft, maybe not Michael Crabtree in the first round, but we could take a guy like Louis Murphy in the second.

Atleast 2 of the firts 3 picks, maybe the other pick could be a WR.