Jackie Lee

Looks like his pro style OC's are gonna screen pass him into field goal range

Including himself lol

Yeah that's his personal comp

Just got home from work, how is Josh Allen 2.0 looking?

I've seen 35 year old vets scramble better than Stroud

oof

How should we take this strength of opponent situation into context when Kentucky and Tenn play later?

I said generally, as in every time I've watched him play in the past

Can't catch the first half but yeah he generally looks pretty sluggish to me

Thanks for setting up a clean college games thread

Yeah agree

Will be interesting to see what Kentucky lets Levis do if Tennessee starts putting up big numbers today.

Yeah pretty rough situation in their secondary Playing without Terrell and Hawkins is a significant blow, especially with veteran cornerback Casey Hayward already on injured reserve for at least a longer term with a shoulder injury. The Falcons will count on reserves at several spots, including veteran Dean Marlowe at safety. He was optimistic about younger players' ability to step in or play significant snaps. That includes new starter Darren Hall, who takes over for Hayward. Alford or Cornell Armstrong, a practice-squad elevation last week, are options in Terrell's spot. Isaiah Oliver will likely stay in the slot.

This could change things

I think he was just a game day activation, some of the Covid PS rules stuck.

I wonder what roster move they're going to pull when Sam has to come off that 21 day deadline. PJ would have been the obvious choice to get cut and sent to practice squad a month ago. 11 days left to make a decision I think

That's a rough 12-24 hours

Valid criticisms of the top two guys and the other few aren't glaringly separating themselves from the rest yet. Tenn vs Kentucky and Florida vs Georgia this week should be good games to see if one of those guys can do that

I think people are forgetting how shitty the league is this year. There's like 20 bad teams and 10 games to go. Give it a month before we can realistically even roughly gauge our draft spot.