"Sorry I guess I'll make it easier for you....
"A lot of players that have "cant miss" talent (at one point) fall in the draft due to some sort of sometimes off the wall or asinine red flag."
"Guys who if maybe they left a year earlier, they would've went a few rounds higher. He hurt his draft stock by staying an extra season. maybe he leaves after Junior season instead of Senior season he's picked on 2nd day. The great talent was there a year ago, where is it today."
"After his sophmore year , this guy was a top 3-4 ranked player going into his 3rd season. Well he had a good season, but he really didnt play the competition like he did in the past, lets knock him down several rounds."
"Maybe i should've said "a very talented player with nit picked flaws" but that would just be playing semantics i guess."
"What i'm saying is 100% different than lucking up and finding a diamond in the rough type player. what i was talking about was a diamond that was dropped in **** at some point..and before it was dropped in ****, it would've fit nicely on a ring. Now people dont want to wipe the **** off and see if its the same diamond."
"current examples are both Minshew and Howell. Minshew dropped because of Air Raid, because that is a major red flag. Howell dropped because of competition his final season"
"Maybe i should've used a difference phrase. maybe i should've said "a high day two talent that slid"
"Regardless comprehension should've given you an idea of what i was referencing. I guess I've been one of the better posters over the year so i can get the gist of what people are saying without having to be an ass about it. Caleb Williams is not going to slide. Maybe someone like a Bo Nix could hit the slide. he's older, his great years came in a spread offense."
"So maybe thats what i meant, i just phrased it wrong and it upset you."