Gerry Hamilton

Mensah is a good player IMO. And he was a first year starter.

24 year old GF going to be looking over her shoulder lol

Dillon ... but doesn't mean Texas could get him from ND or Ohio State... he's a midwest kid

And can run it

Duke upgraded from Maalik Murphy with Tulane's Darian Mensah

Duke upgraded at QB with the Tulane transfer Darian Mensah IMO

SEC ... just so many high-end players all across the board. Conference may have 60+ NFL draft picks this season, but it get it

2024 All-SEC Coaches’ Football Team First Team All-SEC Offense QB Jaxson Dart, Ole Miss RB Dylan Sampson, Tennessee Jarquez Hunter, Auburn WR Ryan Williams, Alabama Luther Burden III, Missouri TE Eli Stowers, Vanderbilt OL Kelvin Banks Jr., Texas Will Campbell, LSU Tyler Booker, Alabama Tate Ratledge, Georgia C Cooper Mays, Tennessee AP Dylan Sampson, Tennessee Defense DL Kyle Kennard, South Carolina Walter Nolen, Ole Miss Nic Scourton, Texas A&M James Pearce Jr., Tennessee Princely Umanmielen, Ole Miss LB Danny Stutsman, Oklahoma Jihaad Campbell, Alabama Whit Weeks, LSU DB Trey Amos, Ole Miss Nick Emmanwori, South Carolina Malachi Moore, Alabama Jahdae Barron, Texas Special Teams PK Alex Raynor, Kentucky P Kai Kroeger, South Carolina RS Barion Brown, Kentucky KOS Peyton Woodring, Georgia LS Beau Gardner, Georgia Second Team All-SEC Offense QB Quinn Ewers, Texas RB Raheim Sanders, South Carolina Le’Veon Moss, Texas A&M WR Andrew Armstrong, Arkansas KeAndre Lambert-Smith, Auburn TE Gunnar Helm, Texas OL Kadyn Proctor, Alabama Dylan Fairchild, Georgia Armand Membou, Missouri Emery Jones Jr., LSU C Jared Wilson, Georgia AP Barion Brown, Kentucky Defense DL Bradyn Swinson, LSU Landon Jackson, Arkansas R Mason Thomas, Oklahoma Johnny Walker Jr., Missouri Mykel Williams, Georgia LB Anthony Hill Jr., Texas Jalon Walker, Georgia Chris “Pooh” Paul, Ole Miss DB Malaki Starks, Georgia Jermod McCoy, Tennessee Will Lee III, Texas A&M Isaac Smith, Mississippi State Special Teams PK Peyton Woodring, Georgia P Jesse Mirco, Vanderbilt RS Martel Hight, Vanderbilt KOS Aeron Burrell, LSU LS Rocco Underwood, Florida Third Team All-SEC Offense QB LaNorris Sellers, South Carolina RB Quintrevion Wisner, Texas Trevor Etienne, Georgia WR Tre Harris, Ole Miss Kevin Coleman, Mississippi State TE Mason Taylor, LSU OL Trey Zuhn III, Texas A&M Torricelli Simpkins III, South Carolina Fernando Carmona, Arkansas Javontez Spraggins, Tennessee C Eli Cox, Kentucky AP Davon Booth, Mississippi State Defense DL Jared Ivey, Ole Miss Suntarine Perkins, Ole Miss JJ Pegues, Ole Miss Shemar Stewart, Texas A&M Deone Walker, Kentucky LB Chaz Chambliss, Georgia Deontae Lawson, Alabama Xavian Sorey Jr., Arkansas DB Daylen Everette, Georgia Billy Bowman Jr., Oklahoma Andrew Mukuba, Texas Dan Jackson, Georgia Special Teams PK Brock Taylor, Vanderbilt P Brett Thorson, Georgia RS Zavion Thomas, LSU KOS Josh Turbyville, Tennessee LS Ben Anderson, Oklahoma

Feeling is Texas needs more of a blocker at the position, but we will check on him

Too early on that ... there is some big game hunting ... got to see who jumps in

That's hilarious lol

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Definitely can see Tennessee and Ohio State providing some of that. They have some singular players, and a defensive front that can create some issues. Georgia is just on another front 7 level because of the backers. I may be wrong, but Oregon is just not good on D. Given up 30+ on all three opponents in the CFP.

Quality safety prior to injury this season https://www.espn.com/college-football/player/_/id/4683155/jalen-stroman

Haven't head that yet ... the Purdue safety has gotten a look from Texas though

This kid can roll ... someone will get a 10.6 guy that won over the top in the SEC as a freshman https://www.espn.com/college-football/player/_/id/5079345/mario-craver

That one places more pressure on A&M to get experience with enough talent out of the portal.

I like this dude as a player.

Good Q. Rumors ... a couple of which I don't believe unless it actually happens (similar to the Michigan DT's last year)

Great to have you as part of the OTF community!

I agree. The dropped INT ... shallow crosser is a first down or right at the sticks after catching on the move and seeing the sticks. Those plays have to be made against a Georgia level opponent ... or in a crucial situation in the RZ. Thing with Quinn is since he's not a playmaker with his feet, he has only one option to be a RZ playmaker. Has to see it, and make the throw with ball placement. Just very little margin for error.

I hope Quinn gets it done! The question is .. is Georgia the only team that can affect Quinn to this level because their front seven is tremendous

Don't disagree. Quinn's had tough luck with injuries dating back to high school.

Just me, but you don't have to make SP Top 10 throws if you make the reads, have ball placement and be a playmaker in the RZ

I didn't say he shouldn't be drafted or won't be drafted. He absolutely will. What I said, was if I was an NFL decision maker for a team... he wouldn't be my guy to draft at the position. I hope Quinn gets it done in the playoffs, Texas wins an NC and Quinn has a great career. With all that said, it's a playmakers position at the end of the day. When the s&!t hits the fan, it's what defines the position ... playmaking. And playmaking is at a premium in the red zone more than anywhere else in a sport when the going gets very tough. I truly hope Quinn delivers when Texas has to have the QB make the play.