Dude has moves! He's breaking ankles out there and he looks like a legit weapon. So glad we're finally using him on offense.
6 receptions for 60 yards.
8 rushes for 17 yards.
and a huge first down.
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wonder if he wouldve been used if ronnie wasn't down.
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My main question is why wasn't Booker used before now??? No one seemed to know why he wasn't allowed on the field in any way shape or form. Thought he must have done something really bad. :unsure:
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I was advocating for using him as a slot receiver whilst he learned how to block, but my vote doesn't count. -
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Definitely was impressed with this kid . . . he was killing dudes out there, WHY WASNT he playing before is a question we all should ask, but he is now, and lets enjoy.
Remember, he was recruited HIGHER than Bush was in High School . . . so the potential is there. Slot WR, change of pace back, there are multiple options for him. -
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poor mans steve smith?
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He's a true scatback in the mold of guys like Eric Metcalf. -
Ted Ginn is the player we're hoping turns into Steve Smith. -
Metcalf was a brilliant player though, and I don't know if Reggie was used as a WR or a slot receiver like we use LBook.
LBook has 4 games or so under his belt, so he isn't "Bushian" as of yet, but for us, and with Ted Ginn, they are just soo valuable to our team.
I think Metcalf returned kicks as well?
He did, and this is interesting:
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Eric Metcalf was a bad mo-fo....Hopefully, Booker is as talented and has a better career..
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i really like what we're seeing from LoBook.... i really hope we get him involved a lot more in the gameplan in upcoming weeks..... even next year, when Ronnie returns. I'd love to see LoBook be our change-of-pace back much like how Travis Minor (another FSU alum) used to spell our carousel of backs in the early 2000's.
LoBook looks like a more-effective Reggie Bush to me. But the question that everyone else is asking remains: why haven't we seen him sooner? If it WAS his blocking abilities, you'd wonder why they didn't really hone in on that training for him given his other abilities....
At any rate i'm glad to have him on the field this often now, and i hope his role does not get diminished next year when all the other backs return healthy. -
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Uh, allow me one Reggie Bush and you guys can have 20 Lorenzo Bookers.
Classic overreaction. Booker has nice skills as a jitterbug but Bush is still going to be a star in this league. This season he was obviously hurt and not at his best.
Let's see, as a rookie Bush played in the NFC title game and Booker helped pull out one game after finally seeing action late in the season. That's the type of comparison I love, when suddenly lesser becomes more. I just wish the people who make the daily betting lines were so easily fooled by recency. -
Watching Booker was the most fun I had as a Dolphin fan since the 2002-2003 seasons watching Ricky....it was so awesome seeing him fake out those quick DB's and LB's.
I think the reason we didn't see much of him because it may of took him a little while to get comfortable with the system...I think I remember hearing in the beginning of the year he was a little slow at picking things up...
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im definately impressed with l. booker too. and thankful he's finally seeing the field. this kid has to stay on this roster. good hands, nice speed, nice moves. im sold!
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Both have their upsides and both are capable of making an impact in this league, but the difference is that Bush was the No. 2 overall pick while Booker was a third-rounder. -
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And I should have finished the thread before posting lol