Shrine Bowl time!

[methodtoll]

Jack Coan had a pretty decent drive. Might be an interesting name in the later rounds or even pick him up undrafted.

[ECHornet]

Ty Chandler is a lot like Chuba but he gets tackled even easier. He does catch better though. I’d throw a 6th at him. 

Edited February 4, 2022 by ECHornet

[CPantherKing]

Cordell Volson OG from NDSU opening up big holes for Corbin from FSU

[CPantherKing]

Impressed with that OL for the West

[CPantherKing]

Sylar Thompson from KSU with some nice touch and control of his passes.

Purdy the only QB to demonstrate arm strength.

[CPantherKing]

Zach Tom OG pulling, blocking, and running down the field all the way for the TD

[LinvilleGorge]

33 minutes ago, ECHornet said:

Ty Chandler is a lot like Chuba but he gets tackled even easier. He does catch better though. I’d throw a 6th at him. 

Decent at everything, great at nothing. He looks good when there's a clean hole to hit. He's going to reliably get you what's there but he's also going to reliably create very little beyond that. He can be an NFL player but he may need to also add ST ability to make it.

[CPantherKing]

James Houston IV from Jackson St will be drafted. He showed up in the NFLPA and now the Shrine.

[CPantherKing]

Jack Coan, Brock Purdy, and EJ Brown I can see on an NFL roster

This 2022 crop may not be pro ready or franchise QB heavy, but it is very deep with QBs talented enough to fill out rosters and hold on to roster spots for a while in the NFL. I'm expecting to see several of these QBs getting a shot to start in the NFL at some point in their career.

Many backup QBs in the NFL about to lose their spots in 2022.

[ECHornet]

7 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Decent at everything, great at nothing. He looks good when there's a clean hole to hit. He's going to reliably get you what's there but he's also going to reliably create very little beyond that. He can be an NFL player but he may need to also add ST ability to make it.

Agree with all except I’m not sure Chandler will reliably get you what’s there. I think he lacks the vision to see what’s there on some carries. He’ll break off a long one to make up for it here and there, but it makes it difficult to be consistent chain movers when your back lacks vision & patience to see holes develop. 

[Icege]

Might be worth mentioning that if a guy is suddenly catching your eye just because he's there and not terrible (ie: Jack Coan), it's probably a good idea to watch their college games and ask why their numbers were consistently garbage.

Excellent year though to take a developmental talent. A lot of potential QB2s and QB3s that could work their way into a roster spot within two to four years.

Edited February 4, 2022 by Icege