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The name of the post was “Some guy named Brad Crawford isn’t too keen on Florida recruits.” He invited the discussion. If the thread title was “Georgia seems loaded in 2019,” the reaction would be different.

His “metrics” are just the recruiting rankings. We won’t know how wrong they are for a couple years. As we sit today, the state breakdown looks conspicuously out of whack given years of hard data on Florida dominance. As for the OP, it was obviously a slight at Florida talent. And it looks...

Or the third option: just look at the picks the actual GMs make. That will tell you what state is producing the most talent, especially when the margins are so wide.

Number of NFL players is objective. The data is pretty clear with respect to Florida talent versus Georgia talent, which is the point you are really trying to make. Are the trends changing? Florida is poised to dominate this year’s draft, particularly South Florida. Georgia is going to have a...

Because I don’t want to wait four years to tell him he’s wrong. You made the OP to prove a point, which is why I went straight to the objective data to eviscerate the point you were really trying to make.

Just read his "analysis." So even though Florida had more four-stars under his site's own ranking, he "went to the subjective route" (his own words) and listed Georgia #1. That's why I stick to the NFL facts. This year's draft is even more lopsided than the overall NFL data, in which Florida is...

Then let's look at something more current. Here is Daniel Jeremiah's Top 50 for the 2019 NFL Draft. He is a real scout, not a pretend scout like us or Brad Crawford. Here is how it breaks down: Florida- 10 (total) South Florida- 8 Louisiana- 6 Mississippi- 4 Texas- 4 North Carolina- 3 Georgia...

And that is why Brad lives in his mom's basement instead of working for the league. NFL players by state, 2018: 211 — Florida 185 — California 175 — Texas 123 — Georgia 76 — Ohio 60 — Alabama 59 — Louisiana