I don't think Marinovich forced his way to the Raiders. He tanked his leverage and stock plummeted his senior season. He had a bad year, was constantly fighting with coaches, suspended multiple games and was busted with cocaine.
Ewers is a late first/early second.
The difficult part of the equation is that WRs make so much more money than CBs. Hunter is in a weird spot because I think he is an elite CB and a very good WR. But I don't think he is as good of a prospect at WR as the kid from Arizona or Burden.
That’s a good point although I think he has a better shot at making big money as a CB as that’s his better position.
His WRs win constantly. He seems to still be at the be wants to see the throw be open phase that you see with QBs that have always been better athletes. May be part of the issue in his development by going to an hbcu where he probably didn’t learn a ton about reading defenses and anticipation
Everything they’ve said about Hunter is that he’s a tireless worker and coachable. Don’t know the kid personally but I wouldn’t let his flash and attitude with how he plays say he’s not coachable. I’d be thrilled if the Vikings ended up with him. Think sanders will be fine in an offense that builds it around him
Did you happen to see the officiating that went on in that game? There were a number of Kansas cheap shots on Shedeur with no flags. Yes, he pushed him, but only hard enough to get his attention in a very hostile group atmosphere.
Remember several similar things were said about Moss and Prime as well
; both are HOFers and are top 10 greatest at their positions in NFL history. I’m obviously not saying Shedeur has that talent level, but the problem player angle is a trope that rarely materializes. 
. These youngsters also live in a 
that none of us adult/middle agers ever did.
He just signed the a Five
️ QB, second in his class for 2025 and he’s been good at everything he’s tried in his public career.
I wouldn't hesitate at all to draft Hunter. He may not be able to keep doing both positions full time in the NFL but kid is a freak athlete.
Maybe Sanders is committed to the college coaching thing maybe he isn't. We will find out after this season. To this point his entire coaching bio has essentially involved coaching his sons.He just signed the a Five
Based on the above I’m riding with Prime vs, your conjecture.
Fair enough.
. What else you gonna do? Golf? He needs to compete and win.You are most likely correct. What I remember is at one point his father was very involved. Much more than normal.
I heard that interview. I agree with Deon's take.Fair enough.
I think he stays till he gets them a level up from now and then goes to the NFL. The more success he has in college, the more money he’ll make in the pros, in my opinion.
They asked him in an interview, who was the better two sport athlete (as both played baseball), him or Jordan?
His reply -
“Neither, Bo and it ain’t even close. Me and Mike couldn’t hit a curveball to say our souls. Bo could do anything.”
I think he knows he’s still learning how to be a good coach and coaching fuels his competitive
SI detailed his Dad’s draconian regiment Todd was in since he was 12/13; it left no time to be a kid. Wasn’t a big leap to see the challenges Todd incurred later in life.
Yeah, Bo Jackson was the GOAT as far as modern era two sport athletes. Shame his body didn't cooperate. Calling Jordan a two sport athlete is kind of a stretch because his baseball career really didn't amount to much of anything.Fair enough.
I think he stays till he gets them a level up from where they are now and then goes to the NFL. The more success he has in college, the more money he’ll make in the pros, in my opinion.
They asked him in an interview, who was the better two sport athlete (as both played baseball), him or Jordan?
His reply -
“Neither, Bo and it ain’t even close. Me and Mike couldn’t hit a curveball to say our souls. Bo could do anything.”
I think he knows he’s still learning how to be a good coach and coaching fuels his competitive
Given he still makes incredibly head scratching decisions as a gameday coach, I would be VERY surprised if an NFL team would take him as an HC without time as a coordinator or position coach there for awhile or him putting in a decade in college. You don’t get to build a roster of players who’s parents send their kids to you because you’re prime in the NFL.Fair enough.
I think he stays till he gets them a level up from where they are now and then goes to the NFL. The more success he has in college, the more money he’ll make in the pros, in my opinion.
They asked him in an interview, who was the better two sport athlete (as both played baseball), him or Jordan?
His reply -
“Neither, Bo and it ain’t even close. Me and Mike couldn’t hit a curveball to say our souls. Bo could do anything.”
I think he knows he’s still learning how to be a good coach and coaching fuels his competitive
I'm in agreement with your comments but I click on the music and I'm back at a Friday night dance a long time ago.Remember several similar things were said about Moss and Prime as well
Laremy Tunsile, the gas mask pot smoker, has ended up being a 4X Pro Bowler.
The other thing that is rarely taken into account is that they are still maturing and the human brain is still developing until ~25 years old or in my case 58
Roger and Pete got it covered -
I think Sanders goes to the Giants.
The title of the song is The Kids Are Alright
Would envision that’s only allowed by Deion if Daboll is fired
I know
Just that 60's sound is distinctive.Then I doubt he plays two ways. It's one thing for a fast DB to come in on offense and run a fake jet sweep/real jet sweep or some fly pattern, etc. Not much harm as he might not even be the target on that play - just a good distraction for the defense to worry about.
I am not convinced he is physical enough to be an nfl DB
It's almost as if you're defending Shedeur's actions.
I think he lands with the Cowboys..