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Here's some facts about that historic '27 QB class you won't read in here from the fanboys who don't watch or follow college football

The vaunted Dylan Raiola has been dismissed from Nebraska for taking recruiting calls during team meetings.
Raiola went to four different high schools. Then accepted an offer from Ohio State then de-committed to go to Athens but de-committed from Georgia (dickhead) to play for Nebraska. Now he's off to some other team.

He sound like a guy you can trust when the chips are down

PS: Everybody's all-American, Arch Manning, aint looking too hot either.
 
Finswatch said:
Here's some facts about that historic '27 QB class you won't read in here from the fanboys who don't watch or follow college football

The vaunted Dylan Raiola has been dismissed from Nebraska for taking recruiting calls during team meetings.
Raiola went to four different high schools. Then accepted an offer from Ohio State then de-committed to go to Athens but de-committed from Georgia (dickhead) to play for Nebraska. Now he's off to some other team.

He sound like a guy you can trust when the chips are down

PS: Everybody's all-American, Arch Manning, aint looking too hot either.
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Personally, I’d take Mendoza over anyone in 2027. Seems to have all the physical skills and has it together upstairs.
 
Dismissed? He is thought to enter the transfer portal but not dismissed

His brother decommitted from huskers too so I think you are mixing up a few stories.

That being said, F him, he should have gone to Athens to play!!
 
Finswatch said:
Here's some facts about that historic '27 QB class you won't read in here from the fanboys who don't watch or follow college football

The vaunted Dylan Raiola has been dismissed from Nebraska for taking recruiting calls during team meetings.
Raiola went to four different high schools. Then accepted an offer from Ohio State then de-committed to go to Athens but de-committed from Georgia (dickhead) to play for Nebraska. Now he's off to some other team.

He sound like a guy you can trust when the chips are down

PS: Everybody's all-American, Arch Manning, aint looking too hot either.
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Yeah stick around and see how your Manning hate holds up.
 
The Ghost said:
Julian Sayin.
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I know you are an OSU fan, but learn very few recent QBs out of OSU are top NFL level QBs. Heck Stroud looked great until the NFL figured out what to take away. Sayin has post hip injury Tua arm at best, is average athletic wise as well. OSU has dominated with an insane WR level over recent years. Heck Emeka Egbuka is a stud and was over taken by a Smith as WR 1 as a Fr. Even Olave is better in the NFL. All Sayin has to do is one read if not wide open throw to Smith or Tate. Smith is a generation talent and Tate in a top pick.
 
Depends a lot on whether Moore and Sellers declare or stay another year. I really like Moore, and Sellers would be smart to transfer to a team with a better offensive line.
 
I guess we stuck with Tua for ever. If dolphins dont find one or take chance on somebody. That 0-25 playoff record will keep going up.
 
39wildman said:
I guess we stuck with Tua for ever. If dolphins dont find one or take chance on somebody. That 0-25 playoff record will keep going up.
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Well, forever is a long time but I agree we need to, as you put it, find one.

Not so clear on what you mean by take a chance. That smacks of desperation, and desperation generally leads to poor decisions.

Better to get it right than get it fast. Nothing against Tua personally, but the red flags were there from the outset and most didn't care. Some said "swing for the fences" and damn the possible repercussions.

How did that turn out? I don't see anyone in this draft I would be willing to "sell the farm" for in terms of the draft capital that would be required.
 
dan the fin said:
I know you are an OSU fan, but learn very few recent QBs out of OSU are top NFL level QBs. Heck Stroud looked great until the NFL figured out what to take away. Sayin has post hip injury Tua arm at best, is average athletic wise as well. OSU has dominated with an insane WR level over recent years. Heck Emeka Egbuka is a stud and was over taken by a Smith as WR 1 as a Fr. Even Olave is better in the NFL. All Sayin has to do is one read if not wide open throw to Smith or Tate. Smith is a generation talent and Tate in a top pick.
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The narrative that certain schools produce top level NFL QB talent and certain schools don’t is just stupid. So we should only draft QB’s from Louisville, Montana, and Texas Tech? As for Sayin , look at ball placement. It’s incredible and comparing Sayin’s arm to Tua just shows you’re a highlight guy. Sayin is what we were promised Tua would be. That being said, Sayin is too small for me and not on my radar but those who discount his talent are nothing but casuals.
 
39wildman said:
I guess we stuck with Tua for ever. If dolphins dont find one or take chance on somebody. That 0-25 playoff record will keep going up.
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I’ve accepted it. Just look forward to the draft and hope the new GM loads up on OL and DL talent, similar to Denver. Not much difference in Tua and Nix other than Tua’s absurd contract.
 
Finswatch said:
Here's some facts about that historic '27 QB class you won't read in here from the fanboys who don't watch or follow college football

The vaunted Dylan Raiola has been dismissed from Nebraska for taking recruiting calls during team meetings.
Raiola went to four different high schools. Then accepted an offer from Ohio State then de-committed to go to Athens but de-committed from Georgia (dickhead) to play for Nebraska. Now he's off to some other team.

He sound like a guy you can trust when the chips are down

PS: Everybody's all-American, Arch Manning, aint looking too hot either.
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This didn’t seem confrontational in the slightest.
 
Birdmond said:
The narrative that certain schools produce top level NFL QB talent and certain schools don’t is just stupid. So we should only draft QB’s from Louisville, Montana, and Texas Tech? As for Sayin , look at ball placement. It’s incredible and comparing Sayin’s arm to Tua just shows you’re a highlight guy. Sayin is what we were promised Tua would be. That being said, Sayin is too small for me and not on my radar but those who discount his talent are nothing but casuals.
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It is not so much the schools, as in what system they run. OSU has run a very simple and QB friendly O even since Urb took over and Day while a little more NFL style still makes it easy. Yes there can be outliers but guys at OSU get little development in an NFL type O.

Ya not a casual and have watched a ton of his full games. He is like Tua but not as talented as a college QB. Both undersized, with average arms and great ball placement. Tua at Bama was far more dynamic as an athlete as well. Look maybe Sayin will become a great NFL QB, I just think it is a huge huge gamble. He lacks the big time physical traits and he runs a O that is one read and if that isn't open throw the ball to a spot and let Smith and Tate do there thing. Those two Wrs are NFL ready guys who dominate 99% of college CBs. They also have a damn good pass catching TE as well. Even Fields completed 70% at OSU and the NFL has eaten him alive and he was more physically gifted.

He has also faced a pretty weak schedule this year compared to most OSU schedules. Be interested to see how he looks against Michigan, especially if Tate/Smith don't play or are limited. And this is also one of Michigan's weaker Ds they have had in the last few years.
 
dan the fin said:
It is not so much the schools, as in what system they run. OSU has run a very simple and QB friendly O even since Urb took over and Day while a little more NFL style still makes it easy. Yes there can be outliers but guys at OSU get little development in an NFL type O.

Ya not a casual and have watched a ton of his full games. He is like Tua but not as talented as a college QB. Both undersized, with average arms and great ball placement. Tua at Bama was far more dynamic as an athlete as well. Look maybe Sayin will become a great NFL QB, I just think it is a huge huge gamble. He lacks the big time physical traits and he runs a O that is one read and if that isn't open throw the ball to a spot and let Smith and Tate do there thing. Those two Wrs are NFL ready guys who dominate 99% of college CBs. They also have a damn good pass catching TE as well. Even Fields completed 70% at OSU and the NFL has eaten him alive and he was more physically gifted.

He has also faced a pretty weak schedule this year compared to most OSU schedules. Be interested to see how he looks against Michigan, especially if Tate/Smith don't play or are limited. And this is also one of Michigan's weaker Ds they have had in the last few years.
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Whatever. Sayin was a 5 star recruit. It’s not like they’re taking 3 stars and making them stat monsters. Ohio State has run 4 different offenses in the last seven years. So throw the systems out. I still can’t take anyone seriously who has your take.
 
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