re: Deion Smith

And he's a better receiver currently. Thomas is ranked on upside so I get that argument but not all kids reach their upside which is kind of where recruiting rankings go awry. Most are based on upside and theres an element of risk to that method.
Like you said though, I'll take both. Just thought the opinion of losing Smith for the possibility of getting Thomas was the wrong one. Thomas has had chances to commit and hasn't. Tells me he may be more on the fence than some believe. We felt the same when losing 2 top 100 wrs last year when in hindsight Burton looks like quite a loss based on early returns. Adams was a good pickup to replace Jarrett however. That kid is off the rails.