ScrappyDoo

He’s better than Carr and could be the most polished QB on the roster day one if drafted. Falling to the 2nd round should humble him and his camp, making him eager to want to prove himself.

I expect Cleveland or Pitt to take him.

You haven’t heard outsiders refer to Kim as MAGA Mulkey?

The same things said about Staley are said about Kim from opposing fan bases. I guess that’s what happens when you’re good at what you do.

Kim has done a heck of a lot with less talent, but now it’s time her to take the top spot in the SEC. Which I expect if the expected final pieces fall in place.

Underwood, though talented, will not have the career most expect him to have at Michigan. They do not have the talent or system in place for him to develop and be overly successful.

The Steelers are in a tough spot. They have an aging roster and not many weapons. They have a good coach that is consistent, but not good enough. You have a superstar on defense and that’s it. Since Big Ben, the QB position is remained a question mark. You have a WR that has talent, but is a head case.

If they move on from Tomlinson, they have to do a complete rebuild and trade Watt. His talent is being wasted while the other teams are getting younger and better.

Productive receiver from a school who has produced talented WRs in the NFL... hmmm.

Depending on his combine and 40 time, he will be a 2nd or 3rd round pick. I mean Quentin Johnson went 1st round and can't catch a cold.

The diagnosis depends on your medical provider and the kickbacks they get for treating your kids. Most diagnoses are money driven. Case in point: my son was diagnosed as autistic in Maryland, requiring OT/PT and speech therapy. In Alabama he was a normal growing kid. Hawaii he needed OT and had "mild" Asperger's not autistic. In South Carolina and Georgia, he was a regular kid that excelled in school and extra curricular activities. No diagnoses, just a normal teenager.

So the SEC went 1-1 yesterday. Big 10 2-1, ACC 0-2. Why is this about the SEC?

The NCAA needs the SEC more than any other conference, and that's not a bias.

I mean, Clyde did what he was supposed to do on a loaded offense. He went in to get a national championship, first round draft pick and a Superbowl ring.

Everyone forgets DT Jordan Jefferson. The kid came here and played himself into being a 4th round draft pick.

This graphic is made up by the OP and it’s fake, unless either USC or UCLA don’t qualify as P4 this season.