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Not speculating on who might be leaving or where they might be going but in terms of getting a UM degree. Lots of guys in athletic scholarships have their bachelor after three years.

Not a problem my man.

Lol exactly. I was gonna say his UGA numbers are strikingly similar to Pope’s 2020 numbers

What the **** are you talking about? I’m assuming you quoted the wrong person because my response was to the guy who thought Cager was some kind of star at Georgia. Make sure you click the right response button before you start trying to insult people.

Poor WR play, outside of Harley’s second half was a season long issue though. Yes, if those guys don’t have the crucial drops during the bowl game, we probably win and the hate is replaced by cautious optimism but the overall play needs a significant improvement.

It’s also not just that our favorite receivers drop too many passes, it’s that they also struggled getting open and beating man coverage. The also fail to consistently win on contested balls. Pope in particular plays like he’s afraid of contact. I understand a slightly built guy not wanting to...

Jeudy’s drop rate was 8.8%. Not good for the NFL but Wiggins and Pope were nearly twice that.

He caught 33 passes?

Lawrence Cager had a 20+% drop rate too. He might have had the worst hands of any receiver in recent history.

Drop rate is the most realistic statistic to determine a receiver’s hands. PPF tracks drops vs catchable passes. Dee Wiggins had the second highest drop rate for any receiver with 50 or more total targets at 16.2%. Mark Pope wasn’t far behind at fourth highest rate of 15.8%. Other interesting...

This pretty much sums up the entire discussion. I could not agree more.

So, super early hot take: Harley gets moved outside permanently and the y position gets put up for grabs.