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It was a good haul, but that misses the key point. The portal should be used to fill holes, and two glaring ones remain—DT, WR1. For the kind of resources UM is pouring into program, staff, roster, it’s disappointing that holes remain that could easily thwart an otherwise playoff-worthy roster. IMO, greater attention to Plan B and C is needed. We're left to hope and pray that losing the two Horton doesn’t come back to burn us.
 
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BilltheCane said:
It was a good haul, but that misses the key point. The portal should be used to fill holes, and two glaring ones remain—DT, WR1. For the kind of resources UM is pouring into program, staff, roster, it’s disappointing that holes remain that could easily thwart an otherwise playoff-worthy roster. IMO, greater attention to Plan B and C is needed. We're left to hope and pray that losing the two Horton doesn’t come back to burn us.
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You know our fans are just looking for a reason to mope when JOSH HORTON, who was struggling just to win a 2nd string spot, is being used as a huge loss and someone that could easily "thwart" a playoff spot.

Meanwhile, David Blay, a top-5 transfer DT who every school wanted, just gets ignored
 
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BilltheCane said:
It was a good haul, but that misses the key point. The portal should be used to fill holes, and two glaring ones remain—DT, WR1. For the kind of resources UM is pouring into program, staff, roster, it’s disappointing that holes remain that could easily thwart an otherwise playoff-worthy roster. IMO, greater attention to Plan B and C is needed. We're left to hope and pray that losing the two Horton doesn’t come back to burn us.
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We have highly rated prospects at both positions. The one thing Mario is supposed to be good at is recruiting, WR1 should already be on the roster
 
TriStarCane said:
Injury luck was huge. Know what else we did last year? Avoided 3rd downs. We averaged 12 per game, which was top 10 nationally. When we got them? Convert 56% of them, #1 by a lot. We averaged 1.5 Fourth Downs per game and went for it at least 1x per game and converted over 70% of the time. We were able to keep our offense on the field at an astronomical clip. We will regress there this year. Which means more possessions for our defense. We can take it from there. It’s not just that we had a high scoring offense; it was efficient and it kept the ball. Can we hold up to an extra 2 or 3 defensive possessions a game?
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Didn't realize this, but we were 8th nationally in TOP.
 
DMoney said:
Clemson has frontline players in key spots but they have their own question marks. 90th in yards per rush against is a big red flag. Miami pushed them around in 2023, with Mauigoa and Bain in particular making highlight reels as true freshmen.

Both teams have new DCs so let’s see how those units progress.
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They’re confident it was a DC problem and not personnel on defense.

Depth behind that front line talent is the question mark raised by the people close to their program. I also have no clue what they’ve got at RB to replace Mafah either. Maybe their run game is the down fall for them, but that’s the best starting WR group in the country. Can we out-physical them on both sides of the ball? Maybe. I’ll have to see us generate pressure consistently and I don’t know that Bain/Mesidor can do it. Good players but they’re not pass rush specialists. Gonna take Lightfoot/Lowe taking a huge jump.
 
I like the class.

Carson Beck is the gem, clearly, as 2025 would be disaster with the returning QB room plus Nickel. I am hoping Nickel takes the QB2 spot and gets sufficient playing time to show if he's the real deal for 2026. I know many prefer starting QBs from the Portal but accomplished players like Ward and Beck may not be there every offseason. Signing elite WRs is difficult enough, let alone when there is a question mark at QB.

Some of the better players have multiple years of eligibility. CBs Lucas and O'Conner, S Poyser, and RB Brown.
 
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You know our fans are just looking for a reason to mope when JOSH HORTON, who was struggling just to win a 2nd string spot, is being used as a huge loss and someone that could easily "thwart" a playoff spot.

Meanwhile, David Blay, a top-5 transfer DT who every school wanted, just gets ignored
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The logic may be tough to follow: a great recruiting win in one position can be offset by a weakness in another. We have a top QB but no fast, deep threat who can win contested catches. Hence, WR1 is a hole that Ze would have helped fill. We have a strong lineup of DBs to stop the pass, offset by a shortage of dudes at DT to stop the run. Hence, DT is a hole. Most agree DT should be at least a 4-man rotation. We have 3, including Blay, for whom I'm thankful. IMO, Josh Horton would help this team in a position of need. You disagree, whatever. Also, not sure why thwart was in quotes--it means to prevent from accomplishing something (like beating ND, UF, or making the playoffs).
 
BilltheCane said:
It was a good haul, but that misses the key point. The portal should be used to fill holes, and two glaring ones remain—DT, WR1. For the kind of resources UM is pouring into program, staff, roster, it’s disappointing that holes remain that could easily thwart an otherwise playoff-worthy roster. IMO, greater attention to Plan B and C is needed. We're left to hope and pray that losing the two Horton doesn’t come back to burn us.
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Who were the top DTs and WR1s Miami missed on?

I understand your point but I don't recall any elite players at those positions.

Tampering not withstanding,
 
Nothing sneaky about this class.

It is expensive and it is expected beat Notre Dame, Florida, win us an ACC Championship and get us to the playoffs on the back of the quarterback and defensive backfield, which, my guess, would be the most expensive QB and DB room in the nation. The QB is expected to be invited to New York.

Fin.

None of the bull**** from last year should be tolerated an we've matched or overspent to correct last year's mistake through personnel and coaching changes.
 
Hstokes1447 said:
Yes I said it, this is an A class and you can argue with your moma if you don’t like it. This is the #3 rated class for a reason. This class address all three phases of the game in a major way. With experienced veterans in positions at WR to raise the floor and support the talented youth at that positions. While adding young talent with multiple years of eligibility to combat the years of poor recruiting at DB. This class also address the lack of explosive playmaker ability in the return game by adding 2024 All-American kick returner Keelan Marion and 2023 2nd team All-SEC punt returner Keionte Scott. While also bolstering the playable depth at every position on this team with the exception of DT. If this staff can somehow add another DT this will be an A+ class. There is a lot of talent in this group now it’s up to these coaches to unlock it.



Carson Beck

Position: QB

Height: 6-4

Weight: 220

HS Ranking: 4 star, #254 overall

Portal Ranking: 4 star #4 overall

Experience: RSR 2 year starter at Georgia also saw action in 7 games in 2022 and 4 games in 2021 as a backup

Awards: 2023 2nd team All-SEC

Career Stats: 7,426 passing yards, 52 passing touchdowns and 18 interceptions

Notable Stats: 24-3 as a starter (Two of those losses were one-score games against Alabama)



CharMar Brown

Position: RB

Height: 5-11

Weight: 218

HS Ranking: 3star NA overall

Portal Ranking: 3star 450 overall

Experience: RSO

Awards:

*2024 FCS Jerry Rice Award

*2024 Freshman FCS All-America

*2024 MVFC Newcomer of the Year

* 2024 MVFC Freshman of the Year

* 2024 All-MVFC Second Team

* 2024 MVFC All-Newcomer Team

* 2024 MVFC Newcomer of the Week (4x)

Career Stats: 1,181 yards and 15 touchdown

PFF: 90.8



CJ Daniels

Position: WR

Height: 6-2

Weight: 205

HS Ranking: 3star # 2450 nationally

Portal Ranking: 4star # 106overall

Experience: RSR played in 11 games at LSU and 42 games at Liberty

Awards: 2023 All-Conference USA Second Team

Career Stats: 148 career receptions for 2,434 yards and 21 TDs.



Keelan Marion

Position: WR

Height: 6-0

Weight: 195

HS Ranking: 2star #3390 nationally

Portal Ranking: 4star #80 overall

Experience: RSR played in 42 games started 23

Awards:

  • First Team All-American return specialist (Walter Camp, FWAA, Pro Football Focus, CBS Sports, Phil Steele; 2024)
  • Second Team All-American return specialist (Sporting News, College Football Network; 2024)
  • Big 12 Kick Returner of the Year (College Football Network, 2024)
  • All-Big 12 First Team return specialist (College Football Network, Phil Steele; 2024)
  • All-Big 12 Second Team return specialist (Big 12 Coaches, 2024)
  • Second Team All-Big 12 all-purpose performer (AP, 2024)
Career Stats: 76 receptions, 1,125 yards and 7 receiving touchdowns. 881 Kick return yards and 2 kick return touchdowns.

Notable Stats: In 2022 he averaged 22.3 yards per catch on four receptions



Tony Johnson

Position: WR

Height: 5-11

Weight: 190

HS Ranking: 0star NA ranking

Portal Ranking: 3star #314 overall

Experience: RSR player in 37 games and started in 20

Awards:

* 2023 Burlsworth Award Nominee

* Conference USA All-freshman team

Career Stats: 108 receptions, 1,118 yards and 13 receiving touchdowns

Notable Stats: Led Cincinnati with six touchdown catches. Only 3 drops in his career



Alex Bauman

Position: TE

Height: 6-5

Weight: 245

HS Ranking: 3star # 1770 nationally

Portal Ranking: 3star # 306 overall

Experience: SR

Awards: 2024 AAC All-Academic Team

Career Stats: 63 receptions, 610 yards and 13 receiving touchdowns



Jack Nickel

Position: TE

Height: 6-4

Weight: 260

HS Ranking: 3star # 522 nationally

Portal Ranking: 3star # 1791 overall

Experience: SR

Career Stats: 1 receptions, 6 yards and 0 receiving touchdowns



James Brockermeyer

Position: C

Height: 6-3

Weight: 295

HS Ranking: 4star # 194 nationally

Portal Ranking: 3star # 277 overall

Experience: RSR

Awards: 2024 All-Big 12 Honorable Mention

Notable Stats: only allowed 1 sack on 500 pass block snaps in 2024



David Blay

Position: DT

Height: 6-4

Weight: 303

HS Ranking: 0star NA ranking

Portal Ranking: 4star # 52 overall

Experience: RSR played in 33 games

Awards: 2024 All-Conference USA first-team

Career Stats: 100 tackles, 23.5 TFLs, 11.5 sacks and 6 quarterback hurries

Notable Stats: Led the team in sacks and TFLs



Mohamed Toure

Position: LB

Height: 6-2

Weight: 236

HS Ranking: 3star # 1024 nationally

Portal Ranking: 3star # 919 overall

Experience: 7th year SR

Awards:

* 2024 Butkus Award Watch List

*2024 Team Captain

*2023 Comeback Player of the Year Semifinalist

*2023 Fourth Team All-Big Ten (Phil Steele)

*2023 Honorable Mention All-Big Ten (Coaches & Media)

*2023 Team Captain

Career Stats: 168 tackles, 22.5 TFL’s, 13.5 sacks, and 2 INT’s

Notable Stats: Led the team in sacks and TFLs in 2023

PFF: 74.8 PFF run grade, 74.6 PFF coverage grade, 74.3 PFF blitzer grade, 83.0 PFF tackling grade



Kamal Bonner

Position: LB

Height: 6-2

Weight: 214

HS Ranking: 3star # 1021 nationally

Portal Ranking: 3star # 262 overall

Experience: RSO played in 17 games and started in 7

Career Stats: 59 tackles, 7 TFLs, 1 sack



Xavier Lucas

Position: CB

Height: 6-2

Weight: 200

HS Ranking: 4star # 372 nationally

Portal Ranking: 4star # 20 overall

Experience: SO, played in 12 games as a true freshman

Career Stats: 18 tackles, 1 INT, 3 PBUs, 1 sack



Ethan O'Connor

Position: CB

Height: 6-1

Weight: 175

HS Ranking: 3star # 673 nationally

Portal Ranking: 4star # 82 overall

Experience: RSO played in 14 games, started 12

Career Stats: 32 tackles, 4 INTs, 8 PBUs, 1 TFL

Notable Stats: Led the team in INT’s and PBU’s



Charles Brantley

Position: CB

Height: 5-11

Weight: 170

HS Ranking: 3star # 520 nationally

Portal Ranking: 4star # 95 overall

Experience: RSR played in 31 games started 24

Career Stats: 103 tackles, 5 INTs, 18 PBUs, 4.5 TFLs, 1 sack

Notable Stats: Holds MSU school-record for 100-yard INT return for a TD



Keionte Scott

Position: Nickel

Height: 6-0

Weight: 192

HS Ranking: 0star NA ranking

JUCO Ranking: 4star # 1 nationally

Portal Ranking: 3star # 707 overall

Experience: 6th year RSR

Awards:

*2024 Preseason: All-America 3rd team (Phil Steele, CFN)

*2024 Preseason: All-America 4th team (Athlon)

*2024 Preseason all-SEC 1st team (Phil Steele, Athlon, CFN,

*2024 Preseason all-SEC 2nd (SEC coaches)

2023 All-SEC 2nd team PR (Athlon)

2023 All-SEC 3rd team PR (CFN, Phil Steele)

*Paul Hornung Award watch list

2022 JUCO co-defensive player of the year

2022 1st team juco All-American

2021 juco All-American

Career Stats: 113 tackles, 1 INT, 8 PBUs, 1 sack

Notable Stats: Led the SEC in punt return average (14.8)



Jakobe Thomas

Position: S

Height: 6-2

Weight: 202

HS Ranking: 3star # 2048 nationally

Portal Ranking: 3star # 250 overall

Experience: RSR

Awards: 2022 Second Team PFF All-Conference USA

Career Stats: 130 tackles, 4 INTs, 10 PBUs, 2 FFs, 1 sack



Zechariah Poyser

Position: S

Height: 6-2

Weight: 190

HS Ranking: 0star NA ranking

Portal Ranking: 4star # 58 overall

Experience: RSO

Awards:

*2024 Freshman All-America by Football Writers Association of America

*2024 Conference USA All-Freshman team

Career Stats: 75 tackles, 4 INTs, 11 PBUs, 2.5 TFL’s 1 sack

PFF: 79.9 PFF defensive grade



Bert Auburn

Position: K

Height: 6-0

Weight: 184

HS Ranking: 0star NA ranking

Portal Ranking: 0star NA ranking

Experience: RSR

Awards: 2023 First team All-Big 12

Career Stats: 66-86 FGs, 76.74% FGP, 175 - 175 XP

Notable Stats: 24 FGs made, coming from 40-plus yard

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Porst this meme with conviction or GTFOH.

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So, how serious are you?
 
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Hstokes1447 said:
Yes I said it, this is an A class and you can argue with your moma if you don’t like it. This is the #3 rated class for a reason. This class address all three phases of the game in a major way. With experienced veterans in positions at WR to raise the floor and support the talented youth at that positions. While adding young talent with multiple years of eligibility to combat the years of poor recruiting at DB. This class also address the lack of explosive playmaker ability in the return game by adding 2024 All-American kick returner Keelan Marion and 2023 2nd team All-SEC punt returner Keionte Scott. While also bolstering the playable depth at every position on this team with the exception of DT. If this staff can somehow add another DT this will be an A+ class. There is a lot of talent in this group now it’s up to these coaches to unlock it.



Carson Beck

Position: QB

Height: 6-4

Weight: 220

HS Ranking: 4 star, #254 overall

Portal Ranking: 4 star #4 overall

Experience: RSR 2 year starter at Georgia also saw action in 7 games in 2022 and 4 games in 2021 as a backup

Awards: 2023 2nd team All-SEC

Career Stats: 7,426 passing yards, 52 passing touchdowns and 18 interceptions

Notable Stats: 24-3 as a starter (Two of those losses were one-score games against Alabama)



CharMar Brown

Position: RB

Height: 5-11

Weight: 218

HS Ranking: 3star NA overall

Portal Ranking: 3star 450 overall

Experience: RSO

Awards:

*2024 FCS Jerry Rice Award

*2024 Freshman FCS All-America

*2024 MVFC Newcomer of the Year

* 2024 MVFC Freshman of the Year

* 2024 All-MVFC Second Team

* 2024 MVFC All-Newcomer Team

* 2024 MVFC Newcomer of the Week (4x)

Career Stats: 1,181 yards and 15 touchdown

PFF: 90.8



CJ Daniels

Position: WR

Height: 6-2

Weight: 205

HS Ranking: 3star # 2450 nationally

Portal Ranking: 4star # 106overall

Experience: RSR played in 11 games at LSU and 42 games at Liberty

Awards: 2023 All-Conference USA Second Team

Career Stats: 148 career receptions for 2,434 yards and 21 TDs.



Keelan Marion

Position: WR

Height: 6-0

Weight: 195

HS Ranking: 2star #3390 nationally

Portal Ranking: 4star #80 overall

Experience: RSR played in 42 games started 23

Awards:

  • First Team All-American return specialist (Walter Camp, FWAA, Pro Football Focus, CBS Sports, Phil Steele; 2024)
  • Second Team All-American return specialist (Sporting News, College Football Network; 2024)
  • Big 12 Kick Returner of the Year (College Football Network, 2024)
  • All-Big 12 First Team return specialist (College Football Network, Phil Steele; 2024)
  • All-Big 12 Second Team return specialist (Big 12 Coaches, 2024)
  • Second Team All-Big 12 all-purpose performer (AP, 2024)
Career Stats: 76 receptions, 1,125 yards and 7 receiving touchdowns. 881 Kick return yards and 2 kick return touchdowns.

Notable Stats: In 2022 he averaged 22.3 yards per catch on four receptions



Tony Johnson

Position: WR

Height: 5-11

Weight: 190

HS Ranking: 0star NA ranking

Portal Ranking: 3star #314 overall

Experience: RSR player in 37 games and started in 20

Awards:

* 2023 Burlsworth Award Nominee

* Conference USA All-freshman team

Career Stats: 108 receptions, 1,118 yards and 13 receiving touchdowns

Notable Stats: Led Cincinnati with six touchdown catches. Only 3 drops in his career



Alex Bauman

Position: TE

Height: 6-5

Weight: 245

HS Ranking: 3star # 1770 nationally

Portal Ranking: 3star # 306 overall

Experience: SR

Awards: 2024 AAC All-Academic Team

Career Stats: 63 receptions, 610 yards and 13 receiving touchdowns



Jack Nickel

Position: TE

Height: 6-4

Weight: 260

HS Ranking: 3star # 522 nationally

Portal Ranking: 3star # 1791 overall

Experience: SR

Career Stats: 1 receptions, 6 yards and 0 receiving touchdowns



James Brockermeyer

Position: C

Height: 6-3

Weight: 295

HS Ranking: 4star # 194 nationally

Portal Ranking: 3star # 277 overall

Experience: RSR

Awards: 2024 All-Big 12 Honorable Mention

Notable Stats: only allowed 1 sack on 500 pass block snaps in 2024



David Blay

Position: DT

Height: 6-4

Weight: 303

HS Ranking: 0star NA ranking

Portal Ranking: 4star # 52 overall

Experience: RSR played in 33 games

Awards: 2024 All-Conference USA first-team

Career Stats: 100 tackles, 23.5 TFLs, 11.5 sacks and 6 quarterback hurries

Notable Stats: Led the team in sacks and TFLs



Mohamed Toure

Position: LB

Height: 6-2

Weight: 236

HS Ranking: 3star # 1024 nationally

Portal Ranking: 3star # 919 overall

Experience: 7th year SR

Awards:

* 2024 Butkus Award Watch List

*2024 Team Captain

*2023 Comeback Player of the Year Semifinalist

*2023 Fourth Team All-Big Ten (Phil Steele)

*2023 Honorable Mention All-Big Ten (Coaches & Media)

*2023 Team Captain

Career Stats: 168 tackles, 22.5 TFL’s, 13.5 sacks, and 2 INT’s

Notable Stats: Led the team in sacks and TFLs in 2023

PFF: 74.8 PFF run grade, 74.6 PFF coverage grade, 74.3 PFF blitzer grade, 83.0 PFF tackling grade



Kamal Bonner

Position: LB

Height: 6-2

Weight: 214

HS Ranking: 3star # 1021 nationally

Portal Ranking: 3star # 262 overall

Experience: RSO played in 17 games and started in 7

Career Stats: 59 tackles, 7 TFLs, 1 sack



Xavier Lucas

Position: CB

Height: 6-2

Weight: 200

HS Ranking: 4star # 372 nationally

Portal Ranking: 4star # 20 overall

Experience: SO, played in 12 games as a true freshman

Career Stats: 18 tackles, 1 INT, 3 PBUs, 1 sack



Ethan O'Connor

Position: CB

Height: 6-1

Weight: 175

HS Ranking: 3star # 673 nationally

Portal Ranking: 4star # 82 overall

Experience: RSO played in 14 games, started 12

Career Stats: 32 tackles, 4 INTs, 8 PBUs, 1 TFL

Notable Stats: Led the team in INT’s and PBU’s



Charles Brantley

Position: CB

Height: 5-11

Weight: 170

HS Ranking: 3star # 520 nationally

Portal Ranking: 4star # 95 overall

Experience: RSR played in 31 games started 24

Career Stats: 103 tackles, 5 INTs, 18 PBUs, 4.5 TFLs, 1 sack

Notable Stats: Holds MSU school-record for 100-yard INT return for a TD



Keionte Scott

Position: Nickel

Height: 6-0

Weight: 192

HS Ranking: 0star NA ranking

JUCO Ranking: 4star # 1 nationally

Portal Ranking: 3star # 707 overall

Experience: 6th year RSR

Awards:

*2024 Preseason: All-America 3rd team (Phil Steele, CFN)

*2024 Preseason: All-America 4th team (Athlon)

*2024 Preseason all-SEC 1st team (Phil Steele, Athlon, CFN,

*2024 Preseason all-SEC 2nd (SEC coaches)

2023 All-SEC 2nd team PR (Athlon)

2023 All-SEC 3rd team PR (CFN, Phil Steele)

*Paul Hornung Award watch list

2022 JUCO co-defensive player of the year

2022 1st team juco All-American

2021 juco All-American

Career Stats: 113 tackles, 1 INT, 8 PBUs, 1 sack

Notable Stats: Led the SEC in punt return average (14.8)



Jakobe Thomas

Position: S

Height: 6-2

Weight: 202

HS Ranking: 3star # 2048 nationally

Portal Ranking: 3star # 250 overall

Experience: RSR

Awards: 2022 Second Team PFF All-Conference USA

Career Stats: 130 tackles, 4 INTs, 10 PBUs, 2 FFs, 1 sack



Zechariah Poyser

Position: S

Height: 6-2

Weight: 190

HS Ranking: 0star NA ranking

Portal Ranking: 4star # 58 overall

Experience: RSO

Awards:

*2024 Freshman All-America by Football Writers Association of America

*2024 Conference USA All-Freshman team

Career Stats: 75 tackles, 4 INTs, 11 PBUs, 2.5 TFL’s 1 sack

PFF: 79.9 PFF defensive grade



Bert Auburn

Position: K

Height: 6-0

Weight: 184

HS Ranking: 0star NA ranking

Portal Ranking: 0star NA ranking

Experience: RSR

Awards: 2023 First team All-Big 12

Career Stats: 66-86 FGs, 76.74% FGP, 175 - 175 XP

Notable Stats: 24 FGs made, coming from 40-plus yard

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Way too positive for the sociopaths that infect this site.

Good luck on your journey, OP.
 
No_Fly_Zone said:
Improved greatly at CB.
Improved a lot at S.
LB is a net neutral.
Less proven talent at DE.
Less proven talent at DT.

OL is a net neutral, but they'll be better.
RB is less talented.
QB is less talented.
WR has less proven talent & production.
TE is less talented.

Major step back at K.
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Those aren't your portal grades, it's your 2025 vs 2024 team comparison. I generally agree with you, with a few departures.

Defense: I think you're underselling the improvement at LB and think Bain+Mesidor along with an extremely talented youth movement on the outside will be significantly better than injured Bain/Alston+Baron. I think we have the talent to set the edge, stop the run, cover the flats, and get to the QB across DT/DE. The place we "may" have taken a step back or washed is at DT, we'll just have to see if Blay/Moten/Scott/Jones/Simpson can deliver on the promise @DMoney's staff sources are making.

Offense: Despite the QB, RB and TE concerns, I think the offense is still talented enough to be a Top 10, even Top 5 level offense. Fletcher looks trimmed down and a grown man after finally having a true off-season of S&C. Lyle and he could make us forget about Martinez. Lofton isn't Arroyo, but we didn't know what we had in Arroyo at this time last year, and he may be a dude in his own right. The OL will dominate. Honestly, my biggest concern remains WR, as we a ton of raw talent but no idea if it will turn into a cohesive unit with Beck, especially against top defenses.

If the K loses games like Baxa lost us the UF game in 2019, I'm going to projectile vomit on the TV.
 
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WeBallinBoyz said:
I’m still trying to figure out how this is hilariously short sided when it’s entirely factual.

We did fantastic work on paper to flip the secondary, and a ton of positions on this team have talent, but are unproven. What’s incorrect about that?

Do we not have question marks at WR, LB and DT?
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To say something has talent AND thats it's unproven is an oxymoron. It's not real.

Talent isn't theoretical. It has to be proven and demonstrated.
 
I wouldn't have minded another DT (Stone) and WR (Singleton or Thomas), but I feel like the class is a B+ or A-. Most importantly, Mario has to put it together... There are a lot of new players and coaching pieces that have to gel quickly.
 
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