HankHill
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Agree on DWA. He looked the part but played soft. I agree on Palmer too, i really like him. It won’t show up on paper but i think losing MC is the biggest loss. He constantly commended bracket coverage Bc teams were scared of him over the top. He opened up a lot for Jennings. We need one of the new comers in hyatt or holiday to step into that roll. I think jimmy calloway will slide into Jennings spot pretty nicely. I haven’t heard much about or seen a lot from left over TEs but like i said before i don’t think it’s a very important position. But i also wouldn’t be surprised if Baron got a look there too.That’s fair. The only reason I expect him to stay is because Pruitt seems so tied to him. Losing JJ and MC is going to suck but I think Palmer is pretty damn good. Any buzz on the freshmen TEs? DWA was decent but I don’t imagine it being too difficult to replace him next year.
They say the key metric to watch is “blue-chip ratio.” Percentage of your guys that are 4/5 stars.I'm pretty sure there will be additional roster changes between now and the start of fall camp 2020 but this is where we look to be right now for next year. This assumes no scholarships are presently available for walk-ons, even if they were awarded one for the 2019 season. Blue highlight is composite 4-star, green highlight is 5-star.
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Kid makes all the throws, even the tosses to the RB's in the flats which we have not got right in about 8 years. That's all anyone can ask at this point in his career. If your worried about arm strength (and I don't share your concern) take a look at Brees and Rivers, doing OK...I think he's accurate and has touch. I don't think JG lacked for that as a recruit.
I am just talking about my impression of his arm strength. Someone else wanted to compare stats. To do that, you have to consider the guys around them.