Takeaway from non starters

Clark - Still love this dude's moxie more than anything. He always plays like it's a big moment and the game is on the line, as far as how he seems to approach it. Some of his throws don't look great and he also appears to get frustrated quickly (with himself or teammates) but still feel good about this guy having to step in if it comes to that. Like I said before, he won't be overcome by nerves if it happens - which is a huge plus.

Longstreet - Some of his throws looked good and maybe I'm wrong about this but he does not seem locked in at all. I feel like there's raw talent there but this dude doesn't seem to have a gamer attitude in the slightest. I know he's 3rd string but last night was his only opportunity to shine and he just had an attitude of like, whatever. Suppose I could be reading it wrong.

Harlem - The talent we all that was always there, is there. I really hope his blocking continues to improve because he is so damn explosive in space and it would be huge to get him in the rotation more.

Barber - Beyond pleasantly surprised. Thing I noticed more than anything else was his "sure hands". He just catches the damn ball. Every time.

Michael Turner - I've always liked this kid for being open to take on whatever position he can to help the team, but man, he looked bad last night. Specifically on the horrible angle which resulted in a touchdown.

Singleton - Maybe I'm missing some bad things? But every time I notice Singleton on the field, he's hustling to the ball and making plays. I also have extra love for this kid since he committed during the BK era - that's how you know someone really wanted to be a Tiger.

Jayce Brown - Coaches clearly think something is there and they were just feeding him towards the end. To me, he seems like he's got bursts of big play potential but not someone you can count on every down.


Who did I miss?