Jackcrevol
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To bring back 2022 TN Bama game memories. Big Josh pregame call to Tony Basilio might be the best call in to a TN radio station of all time. It’s a must listen. And Morgan Wallens song is great.
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Ya, I can see that. But Allen was so much bigger, so much more accurate, and most of all a million times better at running the ball. His measurable and stats and film just screamed potential and you saw him prove it somewhat in college. Levis just didn't. Even his better junior year was below average. They can say he played in a pro style offense, so he wasn't going to put up yards. OK, how about the horrible TD/INT ratio? And 66% completion?
It's just baffling to me that stats don't matter for him. Gabbart is a really good analogue, all about the combine and literally nothing else.
@TN-POSSUM im here brother! Trying to stay on top of things and can only get stuff done when you redneks aren’t distracting me! How ‘bout them Vols! Screw those nerds on West End. And be happy today Vol fans, lotta SEC teams taking it on the chin tonight.
@TN-POSSUM im here brother! Trying to stay on top of things and can only get stuff done when you redneks aren’t distracting me! How ‘bout them Vols! Screw those nerds on West End. And be happy today Vol fans, lotta SEC teams taking it on the chin tonight.
For sure, but have to remember Allen had a lot of rough edges coming out of college too. Maybe not quite as rough as Levis, but Allen still didn’t set the world on fire his rookie year. More INT than TDs. Next year was a good bit better, third year was breaking out.
That’s the progression scouts think Levis can go too but Allen is the exception not the rule.