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I mean, again, what is your point? We have enough talent to compete with whom, exactly? What hot take are you bringing to the table here?

You're going back and forth on your data is partially the problem. You mention active roster, but also using total dollars given to players (players collecting NFL paychecks, of which, on-again-off-again roster members and practice squad players count toward that total...so which is it?

Now we get to the part where you pick and choose our NFL talent. He's been rostered for two years. You want to ignore the bottom 40% of your argument because it makes the rest look like ****.

Throughout an NFL season players are added on and off rosters and practice squads. Taking a static number from Sept for a discussion in February probably not the best move on your part. And you mention these guys every time you post these raw numbers. You just don't want to discuss the...

Kc McDermott is currently one of your 47 players counted as "in the NFL" just like those other names have propped up this same argument you've had for years. If you need contemporary names...Dee Delaney, Trent Harris, Ufomba Kamalu and his 12 tackles in 5 years in the NFL. The point remains...

At some point, we need to have some common f'n sense in this discussion. Yeah, we have enough talent to win the Coastal...but why in the fvck would you support your argument with numbers that say "we have talent...look...Kc McDermott! Graig Cooper! Dedrick Epps! Marcus Forston!"...how can we...

By all means, run the numbers for the rest of the Top 25. Just some examples -- Wisconsin - 35 Players in NFL; 17 Starters (49%); 8 2nd Stringers (23%); 10 Deep Backups (29%) Florida - 45 Players in the NFL; 17 Starters (38%); 14 2nd Stringers (31%); 14 Deep Backups (31%) USC - 39 Players in...

We've had an incredibly unique roster situation at Miami for quite some time. The bottom 50% of our roster is constantly filled with attrition candidates and recruiting busts and we haven't played with a full allotment of scholarships in idk how long. The talent gap on our roster is wild.

Since 2010, first round picks Alabama - 28 Ohio State - 15 Florida - 12 Florida State - 11 LSU - 10 Clemson - 10 Texas A&M - 9 Georgia - 9 Oklahoma - 8 USC - 7 Wisconsin - 7 Louisville - 7 . . . Miami - 4 Boise State has had 4. TCU has had 4. UCF has had 3. Baylor has had 5. Rest of the...

If we are such an NFL factory, why are most of our players given a shot in the league out of the league on average with everyone else? We have some outliers - ones that are aging by the day, but most of the players that comprise whatever argument you are making here are out of the league in...

Current NFL players and position on depth chart in 2020... Starting Quality Players - 38% Role-Players - 24% Deep Bench/Practice Squad - 38%

By all means...go right ahead. I'd hypothesize that most schools can bat 75% on their draft eligible (combine/drafted players) players Day 3 or undrafted over a decade or 62% of their combine/draftees as Backups or Out of the League in a few years or bounce around the league for a minute. It...

Since 2010, there have been 69 Miami Hurricanes that were invited to the NFL Combine and/or drafted by the NFL (66 combine invitees, 3 drafted non-combine invitees). I've defined the following Starter - You don't need a definition here, a consistent starter in the league. Role-Player - Perhaps...

What D$ doesn't tell you, is $400M of that $500M is accounted for by Calais Campbell, Brandon Linder, Olivier Vernon, and Jimmy Graham.

You've had the same posts when you were counting Stacy Coley and Anthony Moten among your "Canes in the NFL"... Having non-All ACC players get taken late Day 3 in the NFL and getting a cup of coffee doesn't prove your point. Pretty sure @Ethnicsands has been trying to tell you that for years...

D$: "We've got talent!!!!!!" Also D$: "Stacy Coley is WR5 on the Tampa Bay Vipers of the XFL. We've got talent!!!!!!"