Watching Haynes King run....

[greenmachine]

I get where you’re coming from, though. That is a very popular play to hate when it’s not working.

its a popular play to hate when it should have worked but receiver missed their block.

 

[Buzzilla]

To my point: 20.1mph

 

[Buzzilla]

For reference, Jamal Haynes hits 19.6 mph here:



and Eric Singleton hits 21.7mph on the 58 yard catch here:

 

[JJacket]

For reference, Jamal Haynes hits 19.6 mph here:



and Eric Singleton hits 21.7mph on the 58 yard catch here:

And Singleton is tied for highest speed of the ones they measured this past week. Tied with a Tennessee WR.

 

[JJacket]

Wasn't the 2015 kick block at FSU and run measured at like 24 MPH or something?

 

[gtg712x]

And Singleton is tied for highest speed of the ones they measured this past week. Tied with a Tennessee WR.

The quickness with which he gapped the defenders was impressive.

 

[madRazor]

To my point: 20.1mph

that equates to sub-7 sec 100m, almost SEC speed

 

[RWLRAR]

Watching Haynes King run...
Is beginning to remind me of watching Justin Thomas run.

 

[goldeagle]

Wasn't the 2015 kick block at FSU and run measured at like 24 MPH or something?

You mean the 'Miracle on Techwood' TD run?

 

[Buzz'n]

He’s nothing like goose except melanin content.

He a far better runner than Goose was....that is the topic of the post after all.

 

[gt9589]

When you watch Singleton in single coverage, he's got a 6th gear when the ball is thrown to him. He leaves most DBs and S in the dust and just flat outruns them. It happens in the last second right before the ball reaches him when in stride. That's why he's going to be a freshman All-American.

 

[Buzzilla]

When you watch Singleton in single coverage, he's got a 6th gear when the ball is thrown to him. He leaves most DBs and S in the dust and just flat outruns them. It happens in the last second right before the ball reaches him when in stride. That's why he's going to be a freshman All-American.

Yep. And Haynes King knows it too. He places it far enough out in front for Singleton to put it in 6th and go get it in stride.

 

[JJacket]

Yep. And Haynes King knows it too. He places it far enough out in front for Singleton to put it in 6th and go get it in stride.

There is a reason a WR becomes a QB's favorite WR.

 

[GTBandit22]

He a far better runner than Goose was....that is the topic of the post after all.

No I mean he’s not the same type of player at all. If one of the two weren’t white, they wouldn’t be mentioned in the same breath.

 

[OGYellowJacket1998]

Looks to me like he gets a lot of yards on the “pull the ball from the RB and run to the opposite direction” play.

Buster needs to call more designed QB runs for him in addition to RPO plays