LinvilleGorge

I was low on Lance for the same reason I'm low on Willis.

I don't think he's an NFL prospect either but as a college QB? Yeah, the dude is underrated. I underrated him too. I thought he'd be the reason UGA ultimately came up short.

I honestly have no idea but that Darnold trade would definitely get thrown back in our face. He's gotta be worth more than Darnold.

Would he fire Rhule and go get Brian Flores to appease Watson?

He checks a lot of boxes physically but hell, so does virtually everyone in 1st round consideration.

Bedrock. Then the heavy machinery comes out.

Everyone on that field is terrible. Willis is just the most physically gifted among them. He's an NFL caliber athlete playing against and with low level college talent. He's a man among boys. I could be wrong but I'll be shocked if it translates to the NFL and I definitely think you're setting the kid up to bust if you play him as a rookie.

Any hope for Darnold at this point is out of context. He's not a draft prospect anymore. The physical tools are irrelevant. He's just terrible at NFL QBing and it's proven.

That dude is the Jake Delhomme of college football. Everybody wants to doubt him but when it's go time dudes a gamer.

He looks like he's built like Allen Iverson.

Mayfield or Jimmy G would be my guess.

Oh jeez

Those other guys on the field were all 1* and 2* recruits and many probably didn't even have a P5 offer.

What I see in Bryce is a skinnier, slower version of Kyler Murray. I don't question his skills but I do question his ability to physically withstand the punishment the NFL game dishes out.

I'm hearing that a bunch of people claiming to be in the know are posting cryptic bullshit on Twitter that they can later spin to have been them calling it literally no matter what happens.

It wasn't "that one". Virtually every post you were making yesterday was looking to pick a fight.

Tepper's problem isn't that he doesn't care. Hell, we might be better off if he didn't. The problem is that he DOES care but he's incompetent and clueless as to how to run a football organization.

Yes we do. That's Rhule, Fitts, and Tepper right there displaying the culture in all of it's glory.

It is where it's been - in the toilet. I just hope this is the moment of clarity.

I like him because he played well at LT in college, played the best of our bad options at LT last year, and he's on a cheap rookie contract. If we don't sign a legit FA or draft an OT at #6 if we retain that pick he should walk into TC next year with the starting LT spot his to lose.

Maybe but I'm not certain. Hell, I'd take 24k gold plated after the trash we've been fielding at LT for years.

Well, he does have a decade plus of NFL coaching experience so at least there's that. He was a grad assistant at Temple but that was well before Rhule's days there. Kinda odd to have a former NFL HC on the staff and not have him be in this role but I've always assumed these types of titles are basically just that - titles. Maybe it'll help out his resume but I'm not sure it comes with much or any more sway inside the organization.

I'm oddly hopeful about our OL next year. Don't get me wrong, I don't think it's going to be great and probably not even good. But with the signing of a legit OG I think we could play Christensen at LT and immediately field an improved OL. Depth would still be razor thin and we'd be a key injury or two from another poo show on the OL, but the starting lineup could feasibly at least be run of the mill below average instead of a total dumpster fire. I would also expect OL at #6 if we retained that pick.