Sentences with phrase «wideouts caught»

Only two returning wideouts caught more than 10 passes last year — Kamathi Holsey and Jamarl Eiland — and they combined for a dreadful 40 percent catch rate while averaging just 9.8 yards per catch.
Three other returning wideouts caught at least 15 passes, so the cupboard is in no way bare.
Three other returning wideouts caught at least five passes, and all three are former four - star recruits.
Stanford's top wideout caught five passes for 160 yards, and ran twice for an additional 31.

Not exact matches

Yet it would be hard to fault Cowboys fans for wanting reassurance that the principles that produced last fall's eye - popping numbers — 44.2 points per game, Weeden's 4,277 passing yards, wideout Justin Blackmon's 20 TD catches — would remain intact.
The leading returning wideout had six catches.
Though he made just one catch against Illinois, Washington frequently lined up as a wideout; Missouri coaches believe their running back will emerge as one of Daniel's favorite targets this season.
Three other Spartans (tight end Josiah Price and wideouts DeAnthony Arnett and Macgarrett Kings) caught passes for 20 - plus yards as well.
With about six minutes left in the first quarter of a scoreless game, a catch by Washington Redskins wideout Art Monk in the back of the end zone was ruled a touchdown by the game officials.
He's going to probably need to pick up that pace at the beginning of 2018, too, because of the four wideouts to catch at last 25 passes in Petersen's offense, he's the only returnee.
Barker, a junior walk - on, broke through this season to become the team's No. 1 wideout, catching 30 passes for 577 yards and seven touchdowns.
VandeBerg, 2015's leading receiver, is the only returning wideout who caught a single ball last year, and he broke his foot last year, then re-injured it this spring.
Zach Pascal: The Old Dominion junior wideout hauled in an eye - catching 231 yards and three scores on 11 catches in Saturday's win over Charlotte.
Tight end Blake Bell got involved against Tennessee, catching three passes for 52 yards, but for the most part OU's passing game has consisted of the three wideouts above.
Wideouts Stephen Louis, Bra'Lon Cherry, Kelvin Harmon, and Maurice Trowell did catch a combined 101 balls for 1,723 yards (17.1 per catch).
He can catch the short passes and take them the distance, he can stretch the field with the deep ball, there might not be anybody better at going up to catch a jump ball and, unlike some top wideouts, he blocks his ass off in the run game.
That double coverage freed up tight end Eric Bjornson (five catches, 49 yards, two drops) and neophyte wideout Deion Sanders, who set up the game - clinching touchdown late in the fourth quarter by catching a 10 - yard slant pass on third - and - nine from the Cardinals» 23.
The Bucs crowded the line to stop Portis, trusting their excellent secondary to keep Pro Bowl wideout Santana Moss (two catches, 18 yards) in check.
And the Steelers corners were notorious for beating up on opposing wideouts, most famously the Cowboys» receivers in Super Bowl X (and Drew Pearson still got 59 yards on two catches, the SOB!).
Of course, returning junior wideouts Deon Cain, Hunter Renfrow, and Ray - Ray McCloud combined for 131 catches and 1,691 yards themselves; when you play 15 games and spread the ball around a lot, plenty of targets rack up reps. None of the returning targets are taller than 6» 1, so if a bigger, younger, four - star wideout like sophomore Diondre Overton or freshman Tee Higgins has a nice fall camp, there might be a role available.
Eddie Brown, the most feared wideout in football the first half of the season, was invisible during the playoffs; he made one catch for 23 yards.
Only one returning wideout (sophomore slot D'Wayne Eskridge) caught more than 10 passes last year.
Against the Hawkeyes, Carter rushed for only 89 yards, Kerry Collins passed for just 98, and junior wideout Bobby Engram caught only two passes.
Chicago concentrated on containing Minnesota wideouts Randy Moss and Cris Carter, and succeeded in holding them to a combined six catches for 115 yards and no touchdowns.
Butt was Rudock's third - down man of choice, and while opponents will catch on to that, Amara Darboh's first outing as Michigan's undisputed No. 1 wideout went well, too.
The rest of State's wideouts: 12.6 per catch, 7.2 per target.
They would have been the last - minute, fourth - down catch by Patriots wideout Shawn Jefferson that was actually out - of - bounds and the fourth - down scoring run by the Jets» Vinny Testaverde, who really didn't cross the goal line.
The Lions wideout was injured calling fair catch on a punt.
Detroit also signed two players at the top of its free - agent wish list — tight end Stephen Alexander, a strong blocker from the Chargers, and guard - center Damien Woody, who started on two Super Bowl winners with the Patriots — plus wideout Tai Streets, who caught 119 passes opposite Terrell Owens with the 49ers over the last two seasons.
The Rams» Torry Holt caught more passes (117) than Detroit's top three wideouts combined (107).
That's in part because he had more than twice the targets of any other ISU wideout, but mostly because he converted nearly 60 percent of those passes, many of them contested, into catches.
Waters benefited from a career night for wideout Curry Sexton (15 targets, 11 catches, 121 yards) but still averaged just 5.4 yards per pass attempt.
Moon's primary target will be wideout Tim Smith, who had the quietest 83 - catch season in history last year.
Wideout Cam Phillips caught 76 balls and averaged 10.1 yards per target with a 59 percent success rate.
Davis and Westbrook, a wideout who caught five passes for 53 yards on Sunday, have repaired their relationship, though others won't let the memory fade.
He and Moore's No. 3 target, junior Thomas Geddis, are both back, but the next leading wideout on the returnees list, junior Jerron Rollins, caught just 13 balls for 101 yards last year.
Chark caught 26 of 43 passes for 466 yards and three scores; unlike Dupre or Dural, he was targeted mostly on passing downs, but he still led Tiger wideouts with 10.8 yards per target.
Wideout Amara Darboh is Michigan's leading receiver with 17 catches for 248 yards (14.6 YPC) and four touchdowns.
Although catches, yards and touchdowns are the most important items on a wideouts Hall of Fame résumé, shouldn't a receiver's performance on running plays also be part of the equation?
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