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I wonder if this leads to OU losing their OC, and also they're biggest sell against Miami for Mateer?

Ward is a less developed Jameis Winston. In any given game, he'll make five big time throws, but he'll also throw five interceptable balls, and that would have likely caught up to them in the playoffs

Pretty sure Miami did this to Ohio State last year, when Ohio State thought they were getting Cam Ward but then Miami swooped up and raised the price of poker, and Ohio State was already cash strapped due to talking the six or so NFL players into returning and landing other expensive portal players If OU does have to pay up to land Mateer, that would seemingly hurt their other NIL endeavors

Terrifier 3 was fine.. I got bored at times, especially in the first half. I think the novelty has worn off, and I liked it better when it was a bit smaller budgeted (not that 2 million is big by any means). There were a few holy shit scenes though

Stingley also doesn't have to live in Lovie's cover two anymore

I don't see DeMeco "resting" anyone at this point who can play. It's not in his DNA. Maybe against Tennessee if the seeds are locked in If you're able to, you want to avoid Baltimore in the first round since they're by far the most dangerous potential wildcard team, but moving up a seed doesn't necessarily mean you're avoiding them since they have the same record as Denver, assuming they don't pass up Pittsburgh

I don't remember people complaining about drafting Bullock

1) Travis Hunter- WR/CB- Colorado 2) Mason Graham- DT- Michigan 3) Abdul Carter- Edge- Penn State 4) Will Johnson- CB- Michigan 5) Ashton Jeanty- RB- Boise State 6) Malaki Starks- S- Georgia 7) Mykel Williams- Edge- Georgia '8) Will Campbell- OG/OT- LSU 9) Kelvin Banks Jr- OT- Texas 10) Cam Ward- QB- Miami 11) Tetairoa McMillan- WR- Arizona 12) Shedeur Sanders- QB- Colorado 13) Tyler Warren- TE- Penn State 14) Jalon Walker- Edge- Georgia 15) James Pearce Jr- Edge- Tennessee 16) Walter Nolen- DT- Ole Miss 17) Josh Simmons- OT- Ohio State 18) Luther Burden III- WR- Missouri 19) Shemar Stewart- Edge- Texas A&M 20) Jihaad Campbell- LB- Alabama 21) Derrick Harmon- DT- Oregon 22) Colston Loveland- TE- Michigan 23) Kenneth Grant- DT- Michigan 24) Shavon Revel Jr- CB- East Carolina 25) Emeka Egbuka- WR- Ohio State 26) Jahdae Barron- CB- Texas 27) Josh Conerly Jr- OT- Oregon 28) Tyler Booker- OG- Alabama 29) Nic Scourton- Edge- Texas A&M 30) Drew Allar- QB- Penn State 31) Tyleik Williams- DT- Ohio State 32) Mike Green- Edge- Marshall 33) Maxwell Hairston- CB- Kentucky 34) Aireontae Ersery- OT- Minnesota 35) Landon Jackson- Edge- Arkansas 36) Benjamin Morrison- CB- Notre Dame 37) Isaiah Bond- WR- Texas 38) Cameron Williams- OT- Texas 39) Deone Walker- DT- Kentucky 40) Mason Taylor- TE- LSU 41) Nick Emmanwori- S- South Carolina 42) Jonah Savaiinaea- OG/OT- Arizona 43) Evan Stewart- WR- Oregon 44) Omarion Hampton- RB- North Carolina 45) Marcus Mbow- C- Purdue 46) Armand Membou- OG/OT- Missouri 47) Elic Ayomanor- WR- Stanford 48) Kyle Kennard- Edge- South Carolina 49) Elijah Arroyo- TE- Miami 50) Jalen Milroe- QB- Alabama

Maybe you should figure out what happened this year before declaring him a must-have

You can also use 2-3 TEs at the same time

Motherfucker beat me to it

@Helobious here's some research to help with your work

White safety? UNC lock, imo

If Shannon can be a traditional in-line TE for us, he should have a spot on the roster even if the Purdue guy is added

Anyone with a PFF sub care to list the returning DTs sorted by defensive grades and then filtering out sub 6'1 and sub 300 lbs?

Reading the visit lists from the On3 guy, it seems that most of the programs currently in the playoff aren't lining up a ton of visits compared to those that aren't

Worth noting that he was banged up all year I'm sure Texas will take a look

I agree with the sentiment that MSU should have just kept Van Buren and groomed him to be a four year starter. I thought he was poised for a true freshman and had pretty good tools If the NIL stuff is true, then I guess I get it, but I wouldn't take that intel to the bank

An update on this "Oklahoma QB Jackson Arnold Oklahoma transfer quarterback Jackson Arnold is working on a visit schedule. He’s expected at Auburn this week, plus Mississippi State is trying to bring him in on Friday or Saturday."

I assumed that Maalik was told by Duke that they were bringing in competition, so he bounced, but hitting free agency to marginally get a better deal also makes sense, although his priority should be (1) guarantee to start and (2) situation (system, surrounding talent) more than getting an extra 25% or whatever

If he's going to rise due to lack of other options, he needs guys like Milroe, Nussmeier, Allar, Beck, etc to return to college. The tape is bad. He's ok on play-action and RPOs, but he's terrible in pure drop back in relative to NFL play He's played like a 4th rounder, but QB inflation could always get him into the 3rd round. His best fit is a McShanahan tree guy who'd joystick him with defined reads if he's forced into the game early, and hopefully he'd develop from there

Oklahoma QB Jackson Arnold As On3 reported earlier today, Mississippi State is in the driver’s seat for Oklahoma quarterback transfer Jackson Arnold. https://www.on3.com/news/intel-from-day-1-of-college-football-transfer-portal-kc-concepcion-eric-singleton-thomas-castellanos-jackson-arnold/