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FeistyFrog

FeistyFrog

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What do I think:

Moore is a TE in the making, neither the top speed nor the vertical that Massington or Seals-Jones has. A long strider as you can see in his video but uses his body well (is a very good power forward for Clarksville). Basically can post up as well as any receiver in Texas HS including Seals-Jones. Likes the ball away from his body so he can go get it however focus seems to be hit & miss on him. Incredible athlete and in the right role would be a tremendous get.

Massington is all that and more. Top end speed rivals many of the 5-10 guys but doesn't get there as quick as many would like. Likes the deep ball and plays with strength and a desire to get to the ball. Massington, depending upon the results of his rehab can be in an elite receiver category.

Seals-Jones another possible TE in the making but with great strength, hands and very good quickness. Has great strength but not always willing to use it, but so often in a mismatch situation hard to tell his true desire. An elite ball receiver already and likes to play above the defenders, doesn't wait for the ball but attacks it.

All 3 are not the sharpest route runners, but Massington seems to be crisper.
 
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FeistyFrog said:
What do I think:

Moore is a TE in the making, neither the top speed nor the vertical that Massington or Seals-Jones has. A long strider as you can see in his video but uses his body well (is a very good power forward for Clarksville). Basically can post up as well as any receiver in Texas HS including Seals-Jones. Likes the ball away from his body so he can go get it however focus seems to be hit & miss on him. Incredible athlete and in the right role would be a tremendous get.

Massington is all that and more. Top end speed rivals many of the 5-10 guys but doesn't get there as quick as many would like. Likes the deep ball and plays with strength and a desire to get to the ball. Massington, depending upon the results of his rehab can be in an elite receiver category.

Seals-Jones another possible TE in the making but with great strength, hands and very good quickness. Has great strength but not always willing to use it, but so often in a mismatch situation hard to tell his true desire. An elite ball receiver already and likes to play above the defenders, doesn't wait for the ball but attacks it.

All 3 are not the sharpest route runners, but Massington seems to be crisper.
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FeistyFrog

FeistyFrog

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I will say comparing Moore to possibly two of the best WRs i this class is probably not fair to him. Kid is very good and has offers from Mizzery, ArkieSt (not sure if coaching change effects this), UTSA & Tulsa. He will wind up at a nice program and in the right situation could blossom.
 
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FYI, Gary Moore was the host of a game show "I've Got a Secret" from the 50's and 60's, he also had his own variety show, with Durward Kirby as a regular. Durward sued The Bullwinkle show since they had a series of episodes about the Kirward Derby, a derby which when worn, made the wearer brilliant.
 
FeistyFrog

FeistyFrog

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Limp Lizard said:
FYI, Gary Moore was the host of a game show "I've Got a Secret" from the 50's and 60's, he also had his own variety show, with Durward Kirby as a regular. Durward sued The Bullwinkle show since they had a series of episodes about the Kirward Derby, a derby which when worn, made the wearer brilliant.
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Thanks for the input, really helps in the discussion.
 

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