He is expected to contribute early on special teams and is slotted at the 2 or 3 spot in one of their slot positions on the depth chart.

 

To the second bolded, I've been roaming around the T basketball threads discussing my cousin. :puke:

 

 

Are you saying he is going to be a receiver or that he will still be a running back? I saw someone say he'd make a great safety. Is playing defense a possibility?

Are you saying he is going to be a receiver or that he will still be a running back? I saw someone say he'd make a great safety. Is playing defense a possibility?

 

Slot receiver and not from my understanding.

^ I just don't see him as a slot in the SEC with the offense they are "supposed" to be building. I'm just calling it from a former SS point of view.

^ I just don't see him as a slot in the SEC with the offense they are "supposed" to be building. I'm just calling it from a former SS point of view.

 

I think he will surprise. He lit it up at UK camps (twice) last year. The second of which was their Blue Light Camp, where he went up against 3 and 4 start DBS/Backers and excelled. Here are a couple of take outs from last year from the Rivals Website.

 

RCS Cincinnati: Top offensive performers

 

Woody Womack

Rivals.com Football Recruiting April 20-2013

Overall top Performer #11. WR Charles Walker, Louisville (Ky.) St. Xavier

Walker looks like he's built to be a slot receiver at the next level but he also has the quickness to get open down the field. His advantage against defenders is clearly his ability to read and adjust to the ball in the air, combined with a very consistent pair of hands.

 

 

Rivals Camp Series: Top wide receivers May 8, 2013

 

Rated # 25 Overall Wide Receiver. WR Charles Walker, Louisville (Kent.) St. Xavier

Walker turned in a consistent day at the RCS Cincinnati stop, showing good hands and excellent route-running ability. He looks built to play in the slot at the next level and will likely thrive in a spread offense. He's getting looks from in-state schools Kentucky and Louisville, but neither has pulled the trigger on an offer as of yet.

 

To me, he looks the part at 5' 11" 195-200. Perfect size to take on the Mikes and such. Needs to learn to learn how to play the position, but obviously has excelled when tested and I would think a tremendous upside prospect, especially since a walk on

Neal Brown said Charles will play this season. Will play WR.

Edited August 15, 201412 yr by Clyde

I have seen a few updates that he has been performing very well! He will be a very good slot reciever for UK.

I always liked this kid. He is a smooth and smart runner. I think the slot will be perfect for him. I can only hope he has gotten rid of the injury bug for good.