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Will Shedeur stay for senior year?
- Thread starter jrod212
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A lot may depend on who is in position to draft him.
He looks like a pro QB to me, a very high first rounder.
His dad knows how the league works, he has seen guys go to the right situations and the wrong situations, he knows which organizations do well by their players and which don't.
Unlike a lot of guys coming out of college going pro isn't going to be "life-changing" money. He is making solid money on his NIL and his dad makes millions, he isn't making a decision that will impact how the rest of his family lives.
I can easily see him staying to help his dad accomplish what he came here for. At the same time if it looks like he has a chance to go to a team that is a quality fit and his dad respects then I can see his dad telling him to go.
He looks like a pro QB to me, a very high first rounder.
His dad knows how the league works, he has seen guys go to the right situations and the wrong situations, he knows which organizations do well by their players and which don't.
Unlike a lot of guys coming out of college going pro isn't going to be "life-changing" money. He is making solid money on his NIL and his dad makes millions, he isn't making a decision that will impact how the rest of his family lives.
I can easily see him staying to help his dad accomplish what he came here for. At the same time if it looks like he has a chance to go to a team that is a quality fit and his dad respects then I can see his dad telling him to go.
You see the drills he did after the rest of the team left the field? He works hard.
We have seen Jeudy do his position workouts…how is that helped him in real games? After the TCU game, I thought he might be one & done but after the Nubs game, it’s clear he needs two years in Boulder.
I feel like there are definitely things that Shedeur needs to work on to be pro ready. His arm, touch, and ability to read defenses are all there. His pocket awareness and his decision making in terms of when to get rid of the ball need work. He takes a lot of unnecessary sacks. Which is not a suggestion to run more, he's more pro-ready than others when it comes to being pass-first. But he needs to learn when to get rid of the ball, if for no other reason than to avoid hits. I really worry that this is going to become a bigger problem when we hit conference play and we're playing Oregon, Oregon State, and Utah.
SINKRATZ
PhD in Analogy
I am slightly concerned that he takes some bad sacks to preserve his completion percentage. Maybe I’m being too cynical, but there have been a few times he’s held the ball way too long or even scrambled around only to run out of bounds for a 2 yard loss rather than throwing the ball away.
That's how I see things too. There was one instance where SS2 could have thrown the ball away instead of stepping out of bounds for what looked like a two yard loss or something. Maybe things still need to slow down for SS2 but that is something a college football QB at any level with that much experience shouldn't be doing.
I'm seeing what you are seeing too.
Just like what Deion says...truth hurts.
Love the truth from your co-worker whose daughter married a former ****ing CSU player.
Love the truth from your co-worker whose daughter married a former ****ing CSU player.
Wait, what?
His reads were not great in the 1st half. He appeared to stare down recievers a couple times (short gain). He didnt sense pressure coming a few times. Didnt see lanes he could run into when everyone was covered. He took longer harder sacks for a loss that were unnecessary. More experience playing high level CFB probably fixes a lot of that for him. He has the gift dont get me wrong.
If NU had a better offense to with their good defense this game might have been different.
Footwork is one of the things that kept me out of the draft as a qb...along with size, foot speed, arm strength and accuracy.
P5 team with tape made adjustments
He will stay no matter what to help his dad try and win a Natty
Yep. If things stay as they are, Shedeur is a top 5ish pick. Hard to stay in college when the upside for your pick is limited.
Yea, if he's going that high, he has to go even if the plan was to stay.
Certainly seems like we should all be paying close attention to random twitter stalking and rumors of high profile QB recruits/transfers.
Certainly seems like we should all be paying close attention to random twitter stalking and rumors of high profile QB recruits/transfers.
Unless he and Shilo both stay with Travis to help their dad win big
Not an easy decision for sure, but top-5 NFL pick is big.
If he moves up to a top 5 pick, I think he goes, otherwise he stays and is the #1 draft choice in 2025. Hunter should be a top 15 pick in the draft, have to think he goes.
Hunter is not eligible yet, Shedeur will stay, just like Williams did, he makes just as much from NIL as a rookie, and playing another year for his dad with the goal of winning a Natty is too special to pass up
He does not make $7mm a year in NIL.