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Ohio State game?

OrangeBowlMagic said:
Because OL matters, which is insane when you consider how much the mouth-breathers around here gave our staff **** for how they built this program.

As far as this thread, Styles is insane and well deserving of a Top 10 pick. Freak athlete, hyper productive player, he will be a force in the league.

Reese...meh. He's good, obviously. But I think taking him as high as he's being projected is very risky. Whereas I think Styles has a very high floor/uber high ceiling...Reese to me is more boom or bust. Much lower floor, IMO.

Downs is a 10+ year perennial All-Pro. If he falls to 10, someone's getting a HEIST.

The one who I'll stick my **** on the line with is Tate....he's a bust. JAG. I'm not saying out of the league in 3 years or anything, but I see him going in the Top 10. He will not pay off the capital. Undersized, not great speed. Y'all can have all the 190lb receivers running 4.5 you want. Not on my team at #6 or wherever.
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Tate is the poster boy for why I would not fault a WR for picking OSU. If he played for Michigan state he’d be a 3rd round pick.
 
Downs reminds me of Bob Sanders I like his instincts. Styles is a better player than Reese I don’t get his hype
 
Brooklyndee said:
Nah. That's the thing with reese how they keep comparing him to micah. It's all based on hype and not results. He disappeared in their games that mattered. Styles got bullied some against us but he's the real deal. Wouldn't put him top 5 myself though. Ten I'm good with.
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Ohio St had that talent for sure.

But 'different' players stand out, regardless of comp.

Gibbs was insane at GT and everyone knew what he was.
People say that about Love, but I am biased and I still dont believe the hype.

Downs and Smith are serious.

I think we have several guys like that here, and that mentality is preached.
I would put our current staff against any staff, and give them an equal playing field.

The development right now is just on another level at UM.
 
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