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Spotlighting KJ Duff \ The Journey

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mdk02

Heisman
Aug 18, 2011
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Wonder if he'd even be here if he hadn't had AK throwing the ball to him for 2 years.
 
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LotusAggressor_rivals

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LeapinLou said:
Are you suggesting he would have better stats if he was on a different team? Because I don't think so. The one nice thing about being the best player on a bad team, is that you get the ball a lot.
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He'd have even better stats on THIS team if the OC and QB were more competent. It's a testament to his talent that his stats are what they are in RU's clown car offense.
 
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RUDiddy777

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Bueller said:
Great vid. I thought Sanu was easily the best WR I saw at RU but Duff is better
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TBH, I think Britt was better than Sanu - just naturally gifted. Poor judgment and injuries derailed what could have been an amazing NFL career.
 
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RUDiddy777

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LeapinLou said:
Are you suggesting he would have better stats if he was on a different team? Because I don't think so. The one nice thing about being the best player on a bad team, is that you get the ball a lot.
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He wouldn’t be double and triple covered on a better team.
 
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Bueller

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RUDiddy777 said:
TBH, I think Britt was better than Sanu - just naturally gifted. Poor judgment and injuries derailed what could have been an amazing NFL career.
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Britt wasn't a hands catcher - he usually trapped balls in his torso. He was a good runner up the sidelines , tall with long arms and Teel could drop the ball in "the basket." He was on e of those midfield yardage monsters that GS was good for in BE. He only caught 2 red zone TDs. Sanu had great hands with lots of circus catches - good in red zone. He has Rutgers season and career reception records. He was dinged in the draft for being only a "drive receiver" and not long ball receiver but look at the OLs and QBs he had. Larry Fitzgerald wouldn't be going long for RU in 2010. With Duff you get everything - hands catcher even better than Sanu, midfield receptions , long balls better than Britt, speed, and such. Duff in the BS vs the UConn and Syracuse type teams would have been a mismatch.
 
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Jtung230

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Jun 30, 2005
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Sanu had the best hands and body control but lack the speed. Duff seems to be the perfect package. Makes the contested catches and can run away from people.
 
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RUDiddy777

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Bueller said:
Britt wasn't a hands catcher - he usually trapped balls in his torso. He was a good runner up the sidelines , tall with long arms and Teel could drop the ball in "the basket." He was on e of those midfield yardage monsters that GS was good for in BE. He only caught 2 red zone TDs. Sanu had great hands with lots of circus catches - good in red zone. He has Rutgers season and career reception records. He was dinged in the draft for being only a "drive receiver" and not long ball receiver but look at the OLs and QBs he had. Larry Fitzgerald wouldn't be going long for RU in 2010. With Duff you get everything - hands catcher even better than Sanu, midfield receptions , long balls better than Britt, speed, and such. Duff in the BS vs the UConn and Syracuse type teams would have been a mismatch.
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I think that catch might put him in the top 15 in the draft. 6 6 225 doing beckhams? Insane.
 
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patk89

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Jul 25, 2001
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Great player. Putting up monster stats in the B1G.

One of my favorite WRs was Brandon Coleman. Led the Big East in receiving yards in 2012. 20 career tds. 6'6" 220 lbs so similar size to Duff but faster before he was injured. But Duff has out of this world hands/feet coordination.
 
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