Assessing who could return for Miami football following Senior Day
The Oklahoma transfer WR is closing in on the single-season records for receiving yards and receptions. Rambo’s stock will not be higher.
Rambo seems likely to be a middle round pick in the 2022 NFL Draft. Miami has a good group of young WRs ready to replace Harley and Rambo in the next few seasons.
Harris seems ready to move on following a Tweet he posted on Saturday with him walking on the field in crutches. Harris had season-ending surgery in September.
Forever A Canes baby ! 🤞🏾🙌🏾 pic.twitter.com/FarUofXkjI
— Camron Harris🇺🇸 (@polo_man_cam) November 21, 2021
The injury to Harris came after Miami lost second-year freshman Don Chaney Jr. to a torn ACL in the second game of the season against Appalachian State.
Miami has played the majority of the 2021 season with three healthy scholarship RBs. Jaylan Knighton has taken the vast majority of carries for Miami since Harris was injured. True freshmen Cody Brown and Thad Franklin have backed up Knighton. The future is bright for Miami at RB.
Frierson, Hedley, and Ivey are all eligible for the NFL Draft. Hedley is unlikely to get drafted as a punter. Frierson and Ivey are unlikely to be drafted. The potential is that Frierson and Ivey could return to Miami in 2021 or enter the transfer portal. Frierson and Ivey have lost their spots as starters and could transfer.