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Peyton Manning did not "struggle" as a rookie. First, he went to a bad team (which is why the Colts had the #1 overall pick). He was an NFL All-Rookie first teamer. He threw for over 3,700 yards and 26 TDs and set 5 rookie QB records (yes, including interceptions). The team finished 3-13 and...

I'm not sure that you understand the difference between air quotes and actual quotes, but I digress. I don't give a **** what the "clear national consensus" was, which is why a team needs to do its own evaluations and not get sucked into the "Tank for Tua" peer pressure, which began before...

The disingenuous, passive-aggressive, insincere troll can't figure out why people don't believe his "sincere apology". Hilarious.

You are using "social media" and "fanbase" to rationalize who should have been drafted? Tua went #5. Herbert went #6. The Dolphins chose...poorly...

Absolutely. I hated the Tua pick then, I hate the Tua pick now.

No, a spot does not "open". The IC rules still apply.

He wasn't "trash" at Georgia. He was the #2 receiver (receptions and yardage) on a 12-win team that finished #4 in the country. 2019: "Cager (6'5/220) developed chemistry with classmate Jake Fromm in his lone season in Athens, using his large frame and salivating length (33 3/8") to record...

Likely to be the other way around. 6 is actively looking.

Look at the issue as "micro vs. macro". I realize that FOR ONE SCHOOL it could seem like a 1-for-1 rule could give them too many transfers. But in a macro sense, every scholarship kid who transfers just goes to another school, so across the whole "scholarship ecosystem" there is harmony...

Your still photo looks faster and more elusive than D Rev Lee in his Pop Warner video.

D-IAA is gonna be AWESOME this year...

I prefer to talk about it than to do it like you do.

Only thing you've ever caught is a d!ck.

We will "free up" exactly zero-point-zero scholarships. But thanks for trying.