Besides Jerious, name 1 former player you would like to see in Mullen's offense.

[Mullenation]

I have no clue how much input he has had into the Florida offense. I assume it is fairly significant if Meyer wants him there for the bowl game, but what part is Mullen, what part is Meyer. You guys keep saying he is going to be flexible with the offense and make it fit his players, so what does that mean? Is it going to be a spread option? I mean your current players don't seem to fit that, so if he is going to be flexible... where is he going to flex?

No one on this board could answer that for you because Mullen himself hasn't even seen the players in action in his offensive scheme. Were trusting in Mullen to install his new offense in an effective manner but I nor anyone else really knows where he is going to flex.

 

[GhostDawg.sixpack]

...receptions I've ever seen. Pure raw talent that would fit in nicely in a well-structured passing attack.

 

[GhostDawg.sixpack]

Mardye McDole, Fred Hadley and Derrick Taite.

 

[TheStone70]

as Percy!</p>

 

[Porkchop.sixpack]

and I don't mean me. I'm talkin' 'bout Floyd.

 

[Coach33.sixpack]

Scott Westerfield

 

[GuyD770]

(NM)

 

[DirtyLopez]

Are you kidding me? The only thing he was good at was running 15 yds behind the line of scrimmage and sliding down before the dlineman tackled him.

 

[Pony Express.sixpack]

Sleepy was a play maker.

 

[dawgman42]

A great combination of speed and power. He could also hit the corner and burn LBs when needed; I'd have like to have seen that in this offense.

 

[ArrowDawg]

.............was because phone booths went out of style about 10-15 years ago. Otherwise, he could have been caught in one.

 

[GhostDawg.sixpack]

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