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Ole Miss signed 4 RB's out the Winter & Spring Portal - Rashad Amos - Dominique Thomas - Logan Diggs - Henry Parrish Plus, they returned Ulysses Bentley from last year (who they got from SMU). Between the 5 of them, that's 3,009yds of rushing production combined (all from last year). Of...

No I didn't. I said 8-4 because the Offense will sink without Bowers, but that's not the sole reason why I have them going 8-4. But nevermind, I'm noticing you all have trouble following along, so I'm not about to keep trying to explain this sh*t to yall.

I'm not & haven't been talking about College this entire time. My original point was that people get easily fooled by QB's who win & look good in college because they play on really good teams. Which in turn gets them drafted higher than they should. Hence the long list of high draft picks who...

I'm aware. My point this entire time has been, Carson Beck being drafted high doesn't mean anything, hence the numerous QB's who have been drafted high & been a bust. I'm not sure how people keep missing that point, it seems pretty clear I thought.

Sure if there were only 10 teams in the league... But there's 32, that's only 21%.

1st round QB's that have been drafted over the last 7 years. 2017: - Mitchell Trubisky (#2 overall pick) - Pat Mahomes (#10 pick) - DeShaun Watson (#12 pick) 2018: - Baker Mayfield (#1 pick) - Sam Darnold (#3 pick) - Josh Allen (#7 pick) - Josh Rosen (#10 pick) - Lamar Jackson (#32...

I don't claim to know more than NFL evaluators, I never said that. You're missing the point. Again, the majority of top QB's in the drafted in the 1st round, especially in the top 5, end up as busts. 64% is the actual rate. So what does that tell you?

You know how many QB's who get drafted in the top 5 that end up as busts? The numbers is higher than most would realize. So the point is, just because he may get drafted high doesn't really mean anything. Pat Mahomes wasn't the #1 pick in his draft, yet he's arguably the greatest QB of...

UGA's talent was pretty much the same in 2023 as it was in 2022. Both Beck & Bennett played with Bowers, McConkey & Donovan Edwards, along with the 2 OL's who were drafted this season. - In 2022, Bennett threw for 4,127yds 27TD's & 7INT's, with Bowers & McConkey as his leading WR's. The leading...

Obviously not. I posted an update on Ole Miss adding 2 more productive WR's, then HomeSlice said that the SEC is going to be interesting to watch this season & that UGA will dominate, but asked other than them who else in the SEC should be good. I then replied that UGA is not going to dominate...

Based on what?

They're not winning championships, they're simply the QB's on the TEAMS that are winning championships. They're interchangeable players that are easily replaceable. UGA & Michigan did not win titles because of their QB play. They just needed somebody who doesn't take a lot of chances & put them...

8-4 this year.

People get way too easily fooled by QB's that play on great teams in College, that sh*t doesn't matter in the league. That's why GM's make dumb *** decisions by drafting guys like Daniel Jones, Kenny Pickett, JJ McCarthy, Blake Bortles, Johnny Manziel, Carson Wentz, Sam Darnold, Paxton Lynch...

UF will be lucky to win 6 games this year.

Average arm talent safe passers who look better than they actually are because they're surrounded by elite talent. Career NFL backups.

Carson Beck is the most overrated QB in all of CFB. He's no different than Jake Fromm & Stetson Bennett.

UGA isn't going to dominate. Without Brock Browers their Offense will sink. Texas, Oklahoma, Ole Miss, Bama & Tennessee will be the top teams.

Fck you Narduzzi!