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'18 CO ATH Dimitri Stanley (SIGNED to COLORADO)

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It had been so quiet from Stanley and all we'd been hearing for the past couple months was about his unofficial visits to other places. I've gotta admit, I had mostly written him off until he said he was announcing and the premium publishers said we were in great shape. Very welcome surprise. I was high on him from the first time I saw the athleticism in his highlights.
 
He's got star potential. Love the crisp routes, the vision to find the best running lane after a catch, the speed plus awareness of angles, and great hands where he hangs on to several tough catches.
 
sackman said:
Any chance he takes after his dad and plays RB?
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Doubt it, built more like a WR, tall and slimmer than a RB. Certainly though with his athletic ability wouldn't be at all surprised to see him getting the ball on the end around or with him lining up as a WB or a variety of other ways to get the ball in his hands in space.

Nice though to have a guy like this who is a good enough athlete to be legitimately discussed as a P5 player at multiple positions. You can't teach natural ability but you can teach a guy what to do with it.
 
gone native said:
He's got star potential. Love the crisp routes, the vision to find the best running lane after a catch, the speed plus awareness of angles, and great hands where he hangs on to several tough catches.
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Vision, feet, and hands, pretty good trio.
 
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