Our next savior has committed.

Welcome, John Rhys Plumlee!  An eager Dawgnation awaits the QBR from your first G-Day appearance.

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21 responses to “Our next savior has committed.

  1. Derek

    I don’t know if he’ll ever be a starter at UGA, but he is FAST!!!

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    • Argondawg

      If the dude was on campus he would probably be penciled in to start this fall. /:-)/ He is just that good. Have you seen his film?

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      • Derek

        Yes. There’s a 95 yard run he made where he smokes everyone on the field. I have no idea if he can play qb in the sec. Unless he puts on about 15 or 20 lbs. he may just be another Logan Gray. I do know that he is FAST. Very fast.

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    • Uglydawg

      Yeah, he really accelerates…and is slippery. I’m very impressed with his film..great arm. Welcome!, young Mr. Plumlee!!

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  2. DawgByte

    What a way to welcome on new commit of need. Where’s the eye roll emoji?

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  3. PTC DAWG

    We are recruiting a different breed of QB these days…think more dual threat.

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    • Derek

      I think it’s more about being flexible. I think we want to be attractive to Jacob Eason and Deshaun Watson.

      Fromm isn’t a threat to run and I’m sure Kirby would take a dozen.

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      • sniffer

        Not sure exactly what you mean by “not a threat to run”. He’s no Michael Vick but his runs last year extended some drives and contributed a great deal, IMHO. You leave him uncovered and he will hurt you. Not being argumentative, we see his skills differently I guess.

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        • Macallanlover

          Agree, a timely 8-20 yard burst occasionally will keep a defense honest. Not a breakaway threat but excellent decision maker who will take advantage of a defense who gets out of position. Will probably run more this year with a healthy backup available, don’t think he ran the ball until the TN game last season. Competitor who finds a way to get it done, no matter what it requires. But PTC is right, we are looking more to get away from statues in our QB recruiting.

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        • Derek

          You know what I mean. He wasn’t recruited for his legs. Not suggesting he’s a paraplegic. He might out run 2 guys of 11 on a sec defense. Doesn’t mean he can’t get positive yards on a zone read. So could Stafford.

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          • Argondawg

            Watched Fromm when he played baseball in HS. He is not SEC DB fast but he is not slow either. Kid is just a helluva an athlete.

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            • Otto

              He is fast enough to make the QB run a threat on the RPO. Kind of remind me of Steve Young, not Vick, deceptively fast and can extend a drive if needed.

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      • PTC DAWG

        Disagree with your last statement…

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  4. Mark

    Sounds similiar in skill set to what we lost with Bennett. This new redshirt rule changes everything. We may see him and Fields both for parts of four games.

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  5. Macallanlover

    I think he is a good pickup in a year where it would be very difficult for UGA to attract a recruit much better. I also really like the versatility he brings as an athlete. Not since Hines Ward have I seen a recruit with potential to play QB, DB, WR, and STs returner. Not saying he will be that productive but quite the skill set given our needs. Welcome aboard young man!

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  6. Hogbody Spradlin

    Only 4 stars? Meh.

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  7. Gurkha Dawg

    The new most popular player on the team!

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  8. wet willie

    I believe this was a great pick up for the Dawgs. He is extremely fast and athletic and can probably be used as a receiver, while giving us some back up security at QB.

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