What kind of year would Michael Gallup be having?

Its because you are arguing about him being a low end #1, and I am arguing about him being one of the best receivers in the NFL. That's the difference.

Would you be happy with Michael Gallup as the best receiver on your team? Sorry, not me. I would be much more happy with him as my #2. Because that means I have a great #1.

Cooper and Gallup us much better than Gallup and Williams.

hold on there -

a #1 WR in this system generally means the guy playing X, who is almost always the first target in a timing system O, based on pre-snap reads

Gallup is much more of an X than Cooper, so is Hurns - the basic requirements are running one heck of a slant, the ability to double move deep, and win in the air a la Irving, TO, Dez, ... Julio. It takes take explosive power - easily measured in a vertical leap

The football issue with Dez was iffy hands, same with Williams. Most of Dak's INTs last year literally can off their hands.

Cooper is an awesome Y or Z ... he can play the spot but he's not a top notch X. Cooper has great speed and hands and awareness - but not a big step and can't win a battle in the air. They are better off with Gallup or Hurns (true control WRs) playing X

all that said - this O is so over tweaked and situational (including pay checks) they'll likely keep forcing the ball to Amari in the "no #1" deal they are trying

he gets the most targets so he'll be declared a #1 by the media and others who don't see the difference

BTW, neither Cooper or Gallup is our "best" WR ... Beasley is

IMO, Gallup X, Cooper Y, and Beasley Z
at the moment Hurns is our best X, but Gallup has more talent and will develop
 
Gallup is Woods, Cooper is Cooks and Beasley is a poor man's Kupp. Not even going to touch Goff vs Prescott. Elliott and Gurley are comparable.
 
See, this is where it gets stupid. WE just beat the Eagles in Philly. How about enjoying the game for a second? No one on here is talking about how great Dak is. In fact, I have defended him and even I came out and said he was not good tonight. And all you clowns can think about is talking about how bad he sucks again. LOL

Pathetic really. How about waiting until someone compliments Dak?

Chill, man. lol The guy's name is DakPresgoat and he didn't even rip Dak in his post. He vaguely stated that the QB situation needs to be sorted out, which could mean a number of things.
 
I do think that he and Cooper could provide a better one-two punch than we had with Dez and Williams. I think prime Dez's playing level is similar to prime Cooper's (not sure if we got prime Cooper, but his route separation has been impressive), but I think Gallup could be better than Williams at his best.

You realize cooper is barely 24 and hasn’t even entered his “prime” yet?

Right? Lol this isn’t a Joey Galloway/Roy Williams where they were on the back end of their careers
 
There is a kid at Texas, Little Jordan Humphrey, that kid is going to be a heck of a #1 option at WR, if he has the speed and quickness for Sundays, IMO.
 
There is a kid at Texas, Little Jordan Humphrey, that kid is going to be a heck of a #1 option at WR, if he has the speed and quickness for Sundays, IMO.
Yeah...that was a sweet game winning catch he made the other night against Texas Tech!! :thumbup:
 
It was one busted coverage play buddy. I agree that Dak missed it, but its not like Gallup ran some crazy route. I know you want to use it as another Dak sucks example, and he missed it, but don't be stupid on getting carried away with Gallup. I like Gallop very much, but your going over board.
:)
 
See, this is where it gets stupid. WE just beat the Eagles in Philly. How about enjoying the game for a second? No one on here is talking about how great Dak is. In fact, I have defended him and even I came out and said he was not good tonight. And all you clowns can think about is talking about how bad he sucks again. LOL

Pathetic really. How about waiting until someone compliments Dak?
welcome to the circus
 
He's a stronger version of Twill with much much better hands. That's not bad. I'm thinking a solid number 2 wide out and there is nothing wrong with that. PS. Also a smarter player then Twill is already.
 
What... That Dez is better then Cooper? Lol


Dez in the worst year of his career had 70 for 850 and 6 TDs with the worst passing offense in football.

Dez is a dominating player when his QB isn’t trash.

Coopers good. Low tier #1 Receiver.
maybe 5 years ago thats true but this is today we're talking about
 
Yeah...that was a sweet game winning catch he made the other night against Texas Tech!! :thumbup:

He's been showing up all season. Texas really has a fairly deep WR crew this year and they might all get opportunity on Sundays but I like that Humphrey kid. Heck, I like him more then Johnson.

I've a feeling that after this year, all those guys are going to be leaving.
 
This is complete BS. I am not arguing that at all. I, unlike you, do not believe that I can look at a player half way through his Rookie Season and determine if he will be a "Low Tier" or "Top Ten" anything. I don't know what he will be. I only know what I see the potential for him to be.
Would I be happy with Gallup as our #1 WR? If he could develop into that, yes I would. That would mean that we have one and that's never a bad thing IMO.
Look bro, I really like Gallup. If you have a problem with that, then go argue with someone else.
 
I think the jury is still out. He has the potential to be because he uses his hands well and is physical at the point of the attack, which are two traits that Williams lacks. Both of them are pretty good route runners and can get open deep as well as short as the No. 2 or No. 3 option.

Williams had 44 catches as rookie in 16 games (8 starts) for 736 yards (16.7) and 5 TDs.

Gallup has 15 for 275 in 9 (4 starts) and 1 TD.

Different circumstances make it difficult to say that Gallup wouldn't put up those numbers or better in the right situation, but right now, I don't think a clear argument can be made that he would.

I like what I've seen, though, and I think his style of play will mean that he becomes a better receiver than Williams. I just think sometimes we jump on board before we see where the train is going.

For me I have certainly seen enough to say he is better than Williams. Perhaps you disagree. I am NOT a fan of Williams.
 
hold on there -

a #1 WR in this system generally means the guy playing X, who is almost always the first target in a timing system O, based on pre-snap reads

Gallup is much more of an X than Cooper, so is Hurns - the basic requirements are running one heck of a slant, the ability to double move deep, and win in the air a la Irving, TO, Dez, ... Julio. It takes take explosive power - easily measured in a vertical leap

The football issue with Dez was iffy hands, same with Williams. Most of Dak's INTs last year literally can off their hands.

Cooper is an awesome Y or Z ... he can play the spot but he's not a top notch X. Cooper has great speed and hands and awareness - but not a big step and can't win a battle in the air. They are better off with Gallup or Hurns (true control WRs) playing X

all that said - this O is so over tweaked and situational (including pay checks) they'll likely keep forcing the ball to Amari in the "no #1" deal they are trying

he gets the most targets so he'll be declared a #1 by the media and others who don't see the difference

BTW, neither Cooper or Gallup is our "best" WR ... Beasley is

IMO, Gallup X, Cooper Y, and Beasley Z
at the moment Hurns is our best X, but Gallup has more talent and will develop

yah, whatever, X,Y,Z. #1 to me means the best receiver on the team. The Goto guy.
 
For me I have certainly seen enough to say he is better than Williams. Perhaps you disagree. I am NOT a fan of Williams.

Fair enough. There are some things that Williams does well, but I don't feel that upgrading him as a No. 2 receiver was a steep climb. I hope Gallup will be better, but the reason I say we don't know is because he's really not a No. 2 receiver yet. Right now, he's essentially splitting the role with Hurns.

I want to see how he does once teams know that he is the starter and study his tendencies to stop him. I don't think we'll see that really until next year. Now, I believe they treat him more like an afterthought that a threat because our passing game hasn't really established him as much of a threat.
 
This kid catches more out of bounds passes than anyone. If Dak could just bring it in a bit so it stays in the field of play,it would really help.
 

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