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2020-2021 Bowl Games Thread
- Thread starter Highlander
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Mac Jones going to be a solid pro QB or no?
Doubt it.
Man, imagine if Rick George had not demanded Sark keep certain coaches on the staff. Would love to have seen him in Boulder. Ugh
I wouldn't bet on either of these guys.
Someone is going to fall in love with Fields measurables and his highlights and take him very early in the draft.
No questions about his talent but how will he play when he doesn't have the best players on the field at most positions. How often does he face real pressure from the rush and have his primary receivers covered? How often does he have to go through 2, 3, or more reads to find someone open? How often is his open man a tight window that is going to close if the ball isn't there right now?
Those are things you don't learn after getting to the NFL.
Cut it to 14. Still feels like 30
As good as Ohio State is it would be a total collapse on the part of Alabama for them to win.
How often have teams coached by Sabin had a total collapse?
Might as well be 30.
White_Rabbit
Well-Known Member
Feels like a lot, but Waddle and Smith both look broken
Ohio State tackling has been atrocious
Also. Shaun Wade should have stayed opted out. That guy cost himself a lot of scratch by coming back
Solid pro in the best job in professional sports.
Klatt thinks he’ll be a 1st rounder
White_Rabbit
Well-Known Member
ouch of a drive for the Ohio St D there
He does quite well with superstars around him. He’s never had to deal with pressure or make throws into tight windows. Being a career backup is plenty fun.
solid minor league baseball it is.
Make $500,000 a year or more, often a lot more, for going to practice and carrying a tablet around on the sidelines, play a few games when the starter is out and retire healthy before the age of 30.
Nah, I'd rather struggle trying to build a career in the real world for those years. Not.
Those numbers are way low. Chase Daniel, for instance, has made $38 million in twelve seasons. AJ McCarron (great comp) has made $14.4 million in seven seasons. I’ll take it!
What tackling?
Blowhio State got their will broke, then it was over.
Sykobuff
Well-Known Member
That's why I said often a lot more.. Even the guys who manage to hang around for 3-4 years as a 3rd stringer/practice squad guy come out way better than had they not done it.
Be a little smart with the money. Put away a solid investment fund, get a decent home paid for, and things are much easier the rest of your life.
Mac Jones is a smart guy. I am sure he’ll be fine.
So Bama is going to lose QB1, RB1, WR1, WR2, OL1,2,3,4, CB1, DL1,2, LB1,2 and their OC. No way they are the favorite next year, right? Right??
Is Bill O’Brien a good play caller?
They have Bryce Young coming in and another top recruiting class. Maybe they only win ten games?
Didn't they have 4 WRs drafted last year? And then they have a WR win the Heisman this year.
It doesn't matter.
I think Georgia will be a clear favorite to win the SEC.