Which guy (two part question) has improved more over his first couple

[Reality Man]

of years...

Jeremy Gallon or Jehu Chesson. Next question...which guy do you prefer Jeremy Gallon or Jehu Chesson.

I don't know the answer but both guys don't even look like the same guy earlier in both their careers. I will say Gallon is probably not as talented but wasn't as raw and just needed more of a chance in the right system whereas Chesson looked like he had talent but hadn't been coached properly since he was in Pee Wee football.



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[detroitjohn]

I don't recognize Chesson, at least Gallon seemed to have some raw material to work with. Chesson seems like an entirely different player.

 

[ChicagoBlueFan]

I don't recognize Chesson, at least Gallon seemed to have some raw material to work with. Chesson seems like an entirely different player.

AGP, but if you remember, Gallon couldn't even successfully field a punt his first year. I was pretty down on him, and he turned into a great player.

 

[tarun262]

Gallon, without question. He just had unbelievable will and desire and the confidence. He would outjump players taller then him, etc. He was a great player for the Maize and Blue. Chesson is up there though.

 

[ChicagoBlueFan]

I don't recognize Chesson, at least Gallon seemed to have some raw material to work with. Chesson seems like an entirely different player.

Chesson looks like a different player just from the Utah game until now, honestly.

 

[57varieties]

I think it has less to do with chesson and more to do with qb play
It seemed like until later this year he was only really used as a deep threat and until 2nd half of this season gardner and rudock couldnt connect on a deep ball

 

[Reality Man]

Chesson seems like a guy who had talent but the guy wouldn't run the right route. It was like the coaches didn't tell him to run the complete route and it's the job of the qb to throw the ball to the spot. Chesson looked like a ST's guy playing wr...no coaching at all.

Now Chesson looks like he knows how to run routes, properly catch and secure the ball and how the offense works. Chesson should be the poster child of how Hoke and staff were incompetent on the development side. Chesson went from a guy who couldn't play wr in the Big Ten to some version of Derrick Alexander.


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