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He was smart enough to see the garbage offense his own uncle was running and had the chutzpah to tell a desperate Mark Richt, "No thanks, see you at the family picnic next summer." A QB with brains, balls, and a strong work ethic will be well positioned for success.

Posters clowned Richt for not being able to land his own nephew, but we dodged a bullet. Sometimes it's better to miss on a recruit even though it's bad optics.

Biggest reason i'm disappointed is that this pokes holes in my "offer QBs based on badass names" theory. "Max Johnson" sounds like a great name but 38% completion is garbage. Dont care about the stars. My guess is he's been to tons of camps so he has lots of exposure, scouting services likely...