kylesch87

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Stated in the gif thread but the level of execution on WF end just makes this more impressive than it already was.

Hell of a slide. Jay just had em coached up & Morgan is an animal out there.

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Wake Forest was perfect. Tre Morgan was just a little bit better than that.

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Lol wtf are you talking about? I haven’t stated a position at all, outside of pointing out a logical fallacy that would preclude you from benefiting from rules you are opposed to.

I’m not the stupid one pal.

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Oh, so you are in favor of the transfer portal? Or are you against it like I assumed?

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I don’t think I cleared anything up for you.

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That's true; I already knew your position was stupid and evil.

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true, but a lot of those players you mentioned went to LSU bc it was a better and bigger opportunity for them. A good analogy would be some just pout and quit a job, others go and get a better one.

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Oh, ok. So it's fine to quit on your team if they were the only ones that were there for you before you blew up and rely on you to be a star and a leader? I would have thought that would make quitting on them worse. The more you know.

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- Thatcher Hurd #2 overall
- Connor Griffin #4
- Derek Seriel - #6
- Tommy White # 8

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That is fricking insane.

NFLSU Starting lineup:

QB - Joe Burrow
RB - Leonard Fournette, Clyde Edwards-Helaire
FB - Tory Carter
WR - Justin Jefferson, Ja'Marr Chase, Odell Beckham Jr.
TE - Foster Moreau
OT - La'el Collins, Austin Deculus
OG - Ed Ingram, Damien Lewis
C - Lloyd Cushenberry
DE - Danielle Hunter, Arden Key
DT - Al Woods, Michael Brockers
OLB - Patrick Queen, Kwon Alexander
ILB - Devin White, Deion Jones
CB - Tre'Davious White, Patrick Peterson
NB - Donte Jackson
DB - Jalen Mills
FS - Tyrann Mathieu
SS - Jamal Adams
LS - Reid Ferguson
K - Cade York
P - This team aint punting.

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This dude really didn't even play for the tigers though. I could compare him to a Ben Simmons possibly

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I think that's a great comparison in that both of them did 1000 times more for LSU than you ever will.

That's about a thousand times more than you'll ever do for LSU in your lifetime.

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They spent the vast majority of their time in the league playing on some very bad teams in Cincinnati and Buffalo.

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Cincinnati went to the playoffs 6 times in Whitworth's 11 seasons there. How does that equate to the vast majority of his time being on very bad teams?

I looked at the last six NFL drafts to see which positions the NFL values most highly; it wont necessarily be a 1:1 correlation with college football value but it gives a picture of what the teams with the most resources committed are thinking.

In four of the six drafts the first defensive player taken was a defensive end. The other two years it was a cornerback. The top five picks over all six years had 12 defensive players taken; 7 of the 12 were defensive ends, 3 cornerbacks, 1 defensive tackle, and 1 inside linebacker. The earliest a safety was taken was 6th, and the earliest an outside linebacker was taken was 7th.

The first player at each position taken in each draft breaks down as follows:
DE - 3, 1, 5, 2, 2, 21
DT - 13, 35, 12, 3, 7, 38
ILB - 41, 21, 16, 10, 8, 16
OLB - 9, 13, 19, 7, 27, 12
CB - 5, 11, 4, 30, 3, 8
S - 14, 6, 11, 21, 36, 36

To me it seems pretty clear that the top two in order in terms of the NFL are DE then CB. Then there is a big gap, and the other four positions are fairly close in NFL valuation. The order looks like it would be DT, ILB, OLB, S, but it's so close that I wouldn't feel very confident making that statement definitively.

Urban Meyer is a great hire if you know someone else you want to hire four years later.