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Heisman finalists announced


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2 minutes ago, bobowilson said:

Jalen Hurts is the next Dak in the 3rd round

Would be great value

If he declares, I'd go for him over Love, Eason, and Fromm .  The draft process will also catapult him to the first IMO. 

Hurts was elevated by the Sooner system but he's also shown the grit and grind in Bama before Tua came along.  He's also grown tremendously as a passer in the past year.  Honestly, he has more upside than Dak. 

I would trade to the back of the first for him. If we could somehow get (2) 1st round picks, take a OL and then Hurts with pick ~28-32ish. 

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38 minutes ago, saX man said:

If he declares, I'd go for him over Love, Eason, and Fromm .  The draft process will also catapult him to the first IMO. 

Hurts was elevated by the Sooner system but he's also shown the grit and grind in Bama before Tua came along.  He's also grown tremendously as a passer in the past year.  Honestly, he has more upside than Dak. 

I would trade to the back of the first for him. If we could somehow get (2) 1st round picks, take a OL and then Hurts with pick ~28-32ish. 

Fromm really disappointed me this year. Didn't look like himself all year long. He might be looking at a Will Grier type slide. He honestly might be best served coming back for another season.

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13 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Fromm really disappointed me this year. Didn't look like himself all year long. He might be looking at a Will Grier type slide. He honestly might be best served coming back for another season.

I was excited to see what Fromm had because his leadership ability/intangibles are so talked up.  Boy did he seem off.  You're right, it was really all season long. 

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