Recent content by Eielson

Hahahahahahahaha! Yes! The backup RB that barely saw the field and the starting QB contributed the same! Let's talk about if our third string longsnapper was good enough next! What I said is that Mateer is capable of being QB1 on a playoff team...because...he was. Pretty simple. And Ott...

Sategna definitely has room to improve his draft stock, but he undoubtedly would have been drafted, and had he entered the portal, he would have drawn interest from every team in the country. My main point is that it's basically free agency with one year contracts in college football now, so...

Sategna, Kip, and Wein picking OU over NFL were all MASSIVE culture wins. As were guys like Bowman, Stutsman, and RMT in years past. I love Kip, but I truly don't know how much more the guy can put on tape beyond what he's already done. It says a lot our defenders are consistently affirming...

Kip official as well! More culture wins!

Great example of retention > addition. Never know when you're paying up for another team's damaged goods.

Sategna expected to be retained! Another culture win!

Bog has the potential to be a star. Hardy was a great depth piece that could be a starter elsewhere, but he was going to have to wait a while here.

Gentry would have started if healthy. He was our best corner, but ultimately he was probably only on the field 30-40% of the time during his 4 years here. Pretty straightforward why we prioritized guys like Eli and Guillory, who have made more of an impact the last two years.

Until that second sentence, I really thought you were making it up that a coach wanted a good crowd. I wonder why he didn't ask for a bad crowd.

Next one is a lock.

Gentry to UGA. If he's healthy, that's a huge loss. But hard to pay a guy that's never on the field. Would he a huge kick in the nuts if he was still healthy when we play them. One of my favorites.

BV definitely gives more Republican vibes than Riley.

Yeah, I prefer Wichita's eye test.

Nobody actually believes you when you say I lied or can't read, but it keeps getting funnier the more times try to save face with that line instead of admitting you were wrong. You can still critique our offense while acknowledging that BV knows a little bit about LBs.

Also want to highlight how hilarious it is that Teddy is considered the ultimate authority on LBer play, while questioning the very coach who taught him how to play LBer. And also taught the Butkus award winner right before him. Yeah, we probably shouldn't have any faith in the LB that BV...