Danny Coale's skills as a route runnerr

[Angus]

RSP No-Huddle Series: Cowboys WR Danny Coale

Photos and comment. Scroll down:

http://mattwaldmanrsp.com/2012/05/02/rsp-no-huddle-series-cowboys-wr-danny-coale/#more-4979

[Eskimo]

That was a very interesting write up. Thanks for posting it.

I'm very excited about his potential to take the #3 WR spot and run away with it and become the best slot guy we've had since Kelvin Martin.

[Bluestang]

It appears that he is Romo Friendly.

[newlander]

It appears that he is Romo Friendly.



......and he sure is popular on this board but I'm going to reserve judgement. I think the potential is there but....we shall see. They're saying Ogletree is looking great this off season but lord knows, we've heard that before. The battle for #3 should be interesting, that's for sure.

[Angus]

NEW ORLEANS — Virginia Tech coach and special teams guru Frank Beamer delights in the fact that one of his best receivers, Danny Coale, also contributes not only as a punt returner, but even as a punter. - - -



Teammates consider him the best blocker among the receivers and Beamer’s decision to use him as a part-time punter is no gimmick.
During the ACC championship game against Clemson, Coale booted punts of 61 and 60 yards. Coale had punted in high school, and had learned from his father, a former punter at Springfield College in Massachusetts.


“There are not many guys that could punt in a ball game and then return a punt in a ball game,” Beamer said.
In addition, Beamer noted, there are all “the big plays he’s had at Virginia Tech.”


Read more: http://theadvocate.com/sports/1695281-32/beamer-beams-over-coales-contributions.html

[jubal]

Boy, talk about multitasking,Where's the down side?