Per a source, Texas A&M WR Caleb Chapman is in the transfer portal #GigEm @247SportsPortalhttps://t.co/rn58oAWOeK
— Brian Perroni (@Perroni247) April 11, 2022
Aggie veteran wide receiver @Chappyboy21 enters the portal. Some big-time grabs for the Ags in 2020. If he can stay healthy, Chapman could end up being a big portal pickup for someone. Gifted athlete and legit downfield threat who attacks the football.
— Billy Liucci (@billyliucci) April 11, 2022
nbaker2022 said:Aggie veteran wide receiver @Chappyboy21 enters the portal. Some big-time grabs for the Ags in 2020. If he can stay healthy, Chapman could end up being a big portal pickup for someone. Gifted athlete and legit downfield threat who attacks the football.
— Billy Liucci (@billyliucci) April 11, 2022
4 said:nbaker2022 said:Aggie veteran wide receiver @Chappyboy21 enters the portal. Some big-time grabs for the Ags in 2020. If he can stay healthy, Chapman could end up being a big portal pickup for someone. Gifted athlete and legit downfield threat who attacks the football.
— Billy Liucci (@billyliucci) April 11, 2022
The part Billy forgot to type at the end was
"For 2 games per year"
He's definitely getting less touches than Stewart, Smith, and maybe even Marshall based on his January Allstar game. The 4th WR only gets enough passes if it's a pass-first offense or a balanced team that snaps the ball before 5 seconds on play-clock on average unlike us to date.hillcountryag86 said:
Maybe other factors contributing to this - personal, etc. But, why transfer? Healthy, he was probably a starter.
Evan Stewart clearly is and more so than Chapman, and Marshall got his 5-star rating after dominating his allstar game.NoahAg said:
Whelp. There goes our deep threat. Hopefully this means at least one of the new guys is as good as advertised.
OrygunAg said:
Good luck Caleb. Been fun watching
W said:
just for fun...
in 2013...the WR4 caught 51 passes.
last year...the WR4 caught 15
P.U.T.U said:
With him being so injury prone it is not a bad idea for him to go into a conference that is not as physical.
Part of the issue is very much separation. Part of it is QB ability both to process reads and comfort throwing. I think Jimbo does emphasize eye control and turnovers and that leads to a very low volume of "tight" throws. I'm sure he turns on the green light when the QB is more accurate. But we need WRs that can run their routes and get separation for third abs fourth options to draw targets. I'll note that the RB often gets the targets that the WR3 and WR4 didn't. Wonder if that has to do with great burst (Ainias) or world-class speed (Achane)???W said:
Jimbo's offense is simply not WR3 or WR4 friendly. The volume isn't there.
only enough passes for the WR1 and WR2
Kozmozag said:
Another year of starting over at receiver and qb.
Kozmozag said:
Another year of starting over at receiver and qb.
W said:
just for fun...
in 2013...the WR4 caught 51 passes.
last year...the WR4 caught 15
Our WR room has had a "high ceiling" for 4+ years now.nbaker2022 said:Kozmozag said:
Another year of starting over at receiver and qb.
Sort of. But Moose, Evan, Subzero, Yulkeith , plus rotate in Marshall and/or Price
That's the highest ceiling we'll have seen at WR for quite some time. No doubt about it.
W said:
just for fun...
in 2013...the WR4 caught 51 passes.
last year...the WR4 caught 15
This. What an uninformed post4 said:P.U.T.U said:
With him being so injury prone it is not a bad idea for him to go into a conference that is not as physical.
His injuries haven't come from contact. They could've happened while he was running sprints by himself at night
SABUILDERAG said:
A deep threat in a system that is averse to throwing downfield.
usmcbrooks said:W said:
just for fun...
in 2013...the WR4 caught 51 passes.
last year...the WR4 caught 15
Also for Comparision
2013 qb....JFF
Last year...Calzada.
