Probably lazy to just call him a reach.
Redwine is serviceable.. nothing more, nothing less. You won't beat Clemson with a roster full of that caliber player. Bethel's lack of offers dictate he's a reach. It's lazy to say he's not just bc we struck out on higher targets.
Huge huge huge difference between Bethel and Redwine.
Redwine is SLOW. He is a low ceiling player. He is physically limited. Knowles is the same. He is small and slow. Malik Young is small and quick, but doesn't have great speed. Higher ceiling kid, but still not a prototype cb. Jackson has great size, but not sure about that top end speed.
Bethel has all the tools to be a prototype NFL CB. There aren't many CB recruits that are 6-1 and run a 10.6 100m. He has a similar ceiling as Surtain and Campbell. Unlike them, he hasn't had the benefit of great HS level coaching and time to develop his craft. The kid needs to be coached up, and he may never get there. If he does he can be a star.
This is what folks don't seem to grasp. It's lazy to look at 3* kid with not a lot of offers and assume he is not good and a reach. OK, well why is he only a 3*, and why does he have average teams only as offer. The answer is he plays WR and not CB for Northwest because they had 2 other Division 1 CB's. He was the deep threat WR for them. These other squads didn't see him in camp play CB. This is where Miami has a huge advantage. Our coaches can see these Miami athletes like this firsthand, and see the potential. We might not be able to beat Saban and Smart right now for these 5* kids (still hope we can). However, we sure can beat them at finding kids like this. This kid has the potential to lock up any WR in CFB with his size and speed.