Alabama vs Kansas St

I feel bad for anyone trying to watch the Iowa - Kentucky game. 1st half stats:

Iowa: 116 yard offense, 185 yards punting
UK: 96 yards offense, 269 yards punting

 

https://www.profootballnetwork.com/2023-nfl-draft-top-10-wide-receivers/

Josh Downs is number 3 on that list which is very current. His numbers are vastly superior to Burton or Brooks. His name is more well known in college football. He will be drafted before either of them. If you want to bet on it, be my guest, but it’s starting to look like you have a hard time evaluating talent. I’d gladly take Downs on the Texans in the 2nd round. Wouldn’t touch Burton or Brooks before the 4th round.

 

Perfect pass against good coverage.

 

Holy cow

 

And you can find lists where Downs is the 8th guy. Real easy to cherry pick

 

Young is talented.
But Burton saved him from a pick in the end zone, Young hit him with a nice 47 yarder in stride.
The TD to Bond was all Oline. Latu was a nice route and throw.

Imagine thinking Burton and Brooks both high recruits aren’t talented.

 

TD to Brooks was a damn good placed ball. Risky throw that paid off

 

@raining threes in shambles. Incoming reply about how he's too small, game won't translate to NFL, etc.

 

Facts. That guy is gonna turn the entire franchise around. Can’t wait

 

Imagine realizing that like all things in life, talent is relative. Addison and Downs will be drafted earlier.

 

“If the Houston Texans have the top pick, I can’t imagine not taking #9.”

 

Addison is a first rounder. Downs is not.
But you keep it up, because comparing those two fits your stupid narrative.

 

I've been saying the same thing all along. The SEC is the closest thing to the NFL. Georgia, Tenn, Auburn, LSU all have big players and Bryce have played against all of those schools

 

Then you don't know Nick Caserio.