FredFromDartmouth
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And that Iowa CB. What’s his name? Cooper DeSeam or something?Caleb Williams and Jayden Daniels.
It's DeJean (I had to look it up). If he's taken in the first round (as projected) and he fails, I'd considered him a bust. At his position it's so difficult to project: the NFL is bigger, faster, quicker and stronger and some stuff that worked for him in college won't in the NFL. Who knows, maybe he'll become a slot receiver and have great success.And that Iowa CB. What’s his name? Cooper DeSeam or something?
I would be worried about Daniels: two first round WRs and two first round OTs he played with at LSU. Then he gets to the IRSers or Patriots with major OL suckage. Watch Bambi take off.
And get crumpled.
That's both new information for me, and a very funny description.3 busts:
1. T Sweat DT from Texas. He's just a lump. That's all.
Williams almost certainly. Character does matter, and he hasn't got a lick of it. I also have a nagging feeling Drake Maye might be a somewhat beefier Mac Jones whose limitations - inaccuracy, intemperance, ADD - will be similarly devastating at the next level, but that's just crazy talk, right? Huh?
I watched some Rome Odunze highlights, and I have to wonder if he is overrated. He seemed to not get separation on deep throws and had to push off to make the grab. That will not work in the NFL. I would not blow a high pick on this guy when there are so many better WRs with real separation abilities.
Guitar player here: indeed he could, with beautiful fluency, though rarely while under pursuit by gigantic, mean-spirited music critics.Some GM type on he Jim Rome show said that Williams was Prince in a football jersey, ha. But the reality was that Prince was weird but he could really play....
The stuff I watched made him seem like one of those contested catch guys. Not a lot of elusiveness or YAC.I better be careful with what I say. Today on a very entertaining Jim Rome Show, Daniel Jeremiah said that Odunze was his favorite player in the whole draft, was very intelligent, and has a great work ethic, so I must be way off....but I watched 4 big catches by Odunze and he was pushing off on three of them...then again 4 catches does not qualify as a careful analysis.
He may well go out in a blaze of glory, but he will go out, and down, hard. It's too bad: he'd be fun to watch over a longer career.Jayden Daniels.
Is she a ....uhhh...pocket passer?
Yep. His frame and his running will get him leveled badly.He may well go out in a blaze of glory, but he will go out, and down, hard. It's too bad: he'd be fun to watch over a longer career.
T Lawrence never lived up to the hype that he was a generational QB. I wouldn't be surprised if all three of the top qb prospects don't pan out.- Anyone who says Caleb Williams will bust, has never seen him play outside of a Youtube clip here and there.
The answer is "Every QB not named Caleb Williams', much like the 2021 class answer was 'Every QB not named Trevor Lawrence'.
He's still the best QB from that class, and it's not close. Even with his Urban Meyer rookie year.T Lawrence never lived up to the hype that he was a generational QB. I wouldn't be surprised if all three of the top qb prospects don't pan out.
I agree hes the best of that class, but he was suppose to be the next payaton manning or andy luck.He's still the best QB from that class, and it's not close. Even with his Urban Meyer rookie year.