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Yep, I was shocked how low he was rated on some boards. I can't envision a scenario where he isn't a better than average nickel, at a minimum.

This is absolutely not the truth. Shadeur is not a great athlete. He threw the ball almost 500 times with an almost 75% completion percentage. The Colorado offense had 5 guys with over 30 catches. You can argue he doesn't process coverages very quickly and his style won't work in the NFL, but...

Yeah, he is in a very strange situation. That said, he's in a crappy QB room and his biggest competition is a Shadeur (a guy with some baggage).

This is exactly it. The other part of it is that no team wants a distraction as a backup QB. We saw it with Tebow. We saw it with Kapernick (if you believe he really wanted to come back). If you're a Teddy Bridgewater level talent, with a Johnny Manziel level ego and Tim Tebow level...

There is a lot of competition in that room by numbers but almost no competition in that room as far as talent. He has a legit chance of starting games next season. I am saying this about Dillon Gabriel too, he's got a shot to start. I don't know if I could say that about any other spot. I...

Yeah, but Stephon Diggs got us a pick that turned into JJ and Jimmy Butler netted the Bulls a haul from the Wolves. They were worth the headaches while they were cheap.

I’m not sure if his answers were off but it was more the subject of the questions. His situation with his girlfriend is bizarre and all questions about it are going to be rightfully awkward.

yeah, that’s why I said unless there is litigation granting additional eligibility. Without that litigation, there is no additional NIL.

It was fine but with the trade opportunities clearly available in the next picks, I would have traded back and added selections. We only have 4 draft picks this year.

It doesn't hurt anything I suppose, but I don't understand how they gain any leverage if a litigation doesn't occur permitting additional eligibility.

Thank god. This kid is a mental midget. He quit on his team in the middle of the year because he was pouting and pretending to have a mental health issue while publicly yucking it up. He stunk at Tulsa and is a 6'4" guard who can't create his own shot and shoots in the mid 30s. He's...

Even now, Garza would make more at Kansas next year than he will with the Wolves this year.

I just meant guys like Garza could make more in college than the NBA.

We all would want him back as a basketball player. We are saying that if he is allowed back, college basketball as we know it is over. He has played 5 seasons of college basketball, if he gets a sixth, it's hard to imagine why he shouldn't get a 7th or why Luka Garza wouldn't come back to make...

Yeah, it seems like a reasonable solution would be best for everyone - players included.

I think the only way would be contractually and Title IX is going to make that very difficult.

I wasn't asking why he would want to return. I get all of that. I am wondering what would be the reason he thinks he should be eligible to return. I might want to eat your lunch but when I am arguing why I might be entitled to your lunch I'd have to say things like "he owes me a lunch from last...

Yeah, if none of the other rules matter, I do not see how there can be a legal argument against middling pro athletes "returning" to college. What would stop Tennessee from offering Will Levis $8 million to return to college?

There are tons of threads about other teams on Gopherhole.

I think you're probably right in your speculation but that argument is just wild. Are they going to argue that somehow mental health injuries somehow need more protection than physical injuries? If Dawson Garcia had broken his leg at UNC, he still would not qualify for an extra year (per the...