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The fact that he was actually a good returner will be a low key bonus. Having coaches that can actually demonstrate proper technique is huge. I think Campen was the only coach from last year that had legit experience as a player

Hope we get a McCown presser at some point. Had no idea he played his last game/first playoff game with a torn Hamstring.

Chark and Minshew had a great connection in Jacksonville in 2019.

Rewatching the Brown presser. We're actually going to run pre-snap motions? What a concept.

I think I like this mic'd up better than the Rams clips I saw. Definitely going to be a lot of juice on the field.

Something like if player gets a $25M signing bonus, that can be a $5M cap hit per year spread over five years, but you pay out the actual cash in year one. So Tepper can afford to pay up front unlike probably someone like the Raiders

It's almost another Sam/Baker move though. You trade picks away for him, and have to pretty much immediately pick up his 5th year option for next year without really knowing if he can have any kind of sustained success

I can see how his past interviews didn't go all that well. Super weird vibe after listening to our new coaches the past few days.

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I would go harder but I don't want to jinx Levis to us

How about a Giants mock draft from mid December 2021 then? Round 5, 147th Overall: Will Levis, QB, Kentucky No matter what the New York Giants do in terms of addressing the quarterback position, finding a suitable backup would be a good call. Whether it’s Daniel Jones or even Russell Wilson in 2022, Mike Glennon and Jake Fromm aren’t likely to end up backups next season. It’s unclear if he’ll enter the 2022 NFL Draft at this point, but Will Levis is an intriguing day three quarterback who made a ton of noise in 2021. Levis has a solid arm and flashed good placement on the deep ball for the Wildcats. With some development, Levis can become a capable backup and spot starter for the Giants.

I could do this all day as well if you want to quote SB Nation articles Pro Football Network recently updated their seven-round 2022 NFL Mock Draft, and they now have six Wildcats getting selected. Will Levis is the third Cat to come off the board as a fourth-round pick going 108th overall to the Seattle Seahawks. After a few weeks where Levis struggled, he has completely turned it around stringing together two quality performances against LSU and Georgia.

If he had such tremendous success in 2021 he would have declared for the 22 draft and been the 1st QB gone. He returned to school because he was projected to go day 2/3.

Damn Capers mop looks crazy

Your comment of the fact he couldn't find a better school for a starting job hasn't been mentioned enough by fans or the media. Just an instant excuse for why he didn't look great for some reason. At the same time what if you just swapped him out of Hendon on the Tenn offense? I don't think he'd put up the same numbers, he's nowhere near as accurate in his passing or as calm in the pocket.

I'm not understanding the numerical value of these listings, some were good backups that were forced into starting and didn't do any worse than the guys they spent too much on

"Talking about a body of work, a game that was his best, I need to see more and I need to see a lot more"- Levis stans favorite 2021 game broken down on the QB school

In that case just take AR at 9 or trade 9 for Fields and build a great defense in FA. Lamar has the shelf life of a running back and coming off 2 years of injuries it's close to the end