re: 5* RB Trey Sanders

Holyfield should really leave. Well, he doesn't need the money, but his draft stock will not be going up next year. Plus this draft is all defense, and there will be more backs to compete with in the 2020 draft.

Supposedly got a 3rd day grade back and maybhave realized that if that’s the best he can do this year, another season playing in college may be worth it on the off chance he can improve his grade

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Holyfield should really leave.

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Well, he doesn't need the money

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Dude. they don't have money.
I think his dad lost a lot of money with bad investments and a manager took him to the cleaners.

I'm not sure where people get their information from.

3rd day grade =/= 3rd round pick

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Dude. they don't have money.
I think his dad lost a lot of money with bad investments and a manager took him to the cleaners.

I'm not sure where people get their information from.

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Evander just this year signed a $20m contract with Coke. He's fine on cash.

If Sanders was all dawg last night and told coaches, he still should be today whether Holyfield comes back or not. Both Holyfield and Swift will be gone next year - Swift is a 1st or 2nd round pick and will come out his junior year.

At UGA, Sanders ought to have a great chance to be #1 back by his Sophomore year as his competition would be Zamir White (two ACLs), James Cook(small back) and Kenny McIntosh (Frosh signee, not highly rated).

At best, Sanders is #2 back at UF his Freshman year and #3 at Bama. Both Bama and UGA have great offensive lines but I look for UGAs to be better going forward (close though with Bama).

Kirby needs to get in Sanders eat this morning.

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3rd day means 5th round or worse

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Wow, didn't even register. Maybe he does come back.

Now here's the question, does a Trey Sanders signing prompt him to go?

Not at all. Holyfield could affect Sanders but not the other way around.

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Is he going to raise his grade splitting with more backs next year? Are we sure he won't be the 3rd best back on the team next year?

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Sony Michel did.

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Also, for a RB 3rd round is fine in the NFL draft. It's your second contract that makes you the money, anyway.

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Long term, sure. But a first round pick gets more guaranteed money as a whole.

And, you have to make it to that second contract. That's the hard part.

Very convenient timing if not lol